Dr Disrespect returns, streams FIFA 26

Dr Disrespect returned to streaming on Thursday, July 9, after a vacation, using an X post to tell followers he was live again and back on FIFA 26. The streamer, whose real name is Guy Beahm, directed viewers to his channels as he resumed a format he had used before the break. Publicly visible channel pages show FIFA 26 had already been part of his recent rotation before the hiatus. The clearest verified marker before the return is a June 29 YouTube stream titled “THE WORLD CUP IS HERE ⚽ FIFA 26,” which the channel description said was the “Last stream before my La Vacaciones.” That broadcast ran 7 hours, 31 minutes and framed the session around FIFA 26’s World Cup mode, according to the YouTube listing and mirrored Rumble page. ### What exactly was verified about the return? (youtube.com) An X post from Dr Disrespect dated July 9 was the trigger for the return described in the briefing, saying he was live again and pointing followers to watch. The supplied briefing also said the post linked viewers to Twitch and YouTube VOD destinations for the stream. Because X search results were limited in the available web tools, the post details are verified here through the briefing and secondary confirmation from his active channel pages. (youtube.com) Thursday’s return fits the cadence visible on his YouTube page, where the latest public uploads and streams show a mix of long-form live broadcasts rather than short clips. His channel page lists 4.36 million subscribers and recent streams running several hours at a time. ### Why was FIFA 26 the game attached to this comeback? FIFA 26 was already tied to Dr Disrespect’s pre-vacation programming. (youtube.com) The June 29 stream description said he would “suit up for USA” in FIFA 26 while the World Cup knockout stage was live, linking the game choice to the real-world 2026 tournament calendar. FIFA’s official site says the men’s World Cup is being played from June 11 to July 19 across Canada, Mexico and the United States. The timing matters because the real tournament was in its knockout phase this week. ESPN’s schedule page and FIFA’s live-updates page both show the competition moving through late-stage matches in early July, which matches the soccer-heavy framing on his FIFA 26 streams. ### Where were viewers sent to watch? (youtube.com) YouTube was one confirmed destination. Dr Disrespect’s live page shows recent full-length streams, including the June 29 FIFA 26 session, and serves as the main archive for replay viewing. Twitch was also named in the briefing as part of the July 9 post. His Twitch channel and schedule pages remain public, though the schedule page recently showed no listed streams for the July 6-12 week and the main channel page did not surface a current broadcast in the captured result. (fifa.com) ### What does the recent channel activity show? Recent channel listings show Dr Disrespect had been alternating between shooters and sports titles before the break. (youtube.com) YouTube results show streams for Apex Legends, Escape from Tarkov, Warzone and FIFA 26 over the past month. The next concrete step for viewers is straightforward: Dr Disrespect’s YouTube live page and Twitch channel are the public places to check for the July 9 replay and any follow-up broadcasts after his vacation return. (twitch.tv) (youtube.com)