Ilya “something” Petrov is a professional VALORANT player from Russia.
something plays VALORANT at 800 DPI with 0.58 in-game sensitivity — an eDPI of 464.00, roughly 28.2 cm per 360°. That puts him in the 96 percentile of the professional distribution we track. His current mouse is the Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE Lunar Eclipse. The 4000 Hz polling rate paired with 464 eDPI is among the most aggressive input combos on this page, and it fits a player who topped the Champions 2025 group stage with a 1.39 rating. Check your own hardware before copying the top half of it.
PRX's Russian duelist sparkplug — the highest-rated player of Champions 2025's group stage
Ilya 'something' Petrov is a Russian duelist who built his reputation in Japan's Challengers scene before joining Paper Rex in 2023. He became the explosive entry-fragging core of PRX's Pacific dynasty.
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We store this share code alongside the settings above and re-check that the two agree. Last verified September 14, 2026. Share codes change — if this one imports a crosshair that looks different, the player has changed it since.
Settings fans can trace something's aggressive entry style to a high-sensitivity, fast-flick duelist setup that rewards first-blood trades. His gear reflects a playmaker who wins rounds by forcing early engagements.
Ilya “something” Petrov (born February 11, 2002), a Russian duelist/flex who turned pro in Japan's scene and took Paper Rex's Pacific league title run in 2023 — the signature signing of PRX's two-duelist era.
VCT Masters Toronto 2025 champion and the #1-rated player of the Champions 2025 group stage (1.39 rating, VLR) — plus the streak of 120- and 136-kill games in Japan that forced Paper Rex to sign him.
Yes — he reached #1 on the Asian server and top-10 on the NA server within about a month of each other while still playing in Japan's league, briefly drawing anti-cheat investigations that Riot closed without findings.
Top-4%, at least: 800 DPI × 0.58 sens = 464 eDPI, the 96th percentile of our 652-player sample. The famous caveat fits his nickname: the same sens that makes him untrackable on a good day punishes him when the gun feel drifts.
High-mobility duelists increasingly pair ultra-high DPI-sens with 4000 Hz wireless polling — his G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE reports at 4000 Hz, one of only a handful in our database running that rate with sub-30 cm/360 turns.
A white inner-line crosshair; the verified code is above. His scoped sensitivity (1.115) is slightly raised — a Operator-and-Sheriff quirk for a player who rarely holds angles.
The Logitech G Pro X2 SUPERSTRIKE (Lunar Eclipse). It is newer than the Superlight line on tour — so far no other setup in our 656-pro database runs the same shell, which is common for a just-released flagship.
