Profile: Ezekiel Davis (aka Zekynox)
Meet Ezekiel Davis, better known online as Zekynox, a chess enthusiast whose journey through the 64 squares might be best described as a thrilling rollercoaster ride. With a 2025 peak daily rating of 867, Ezekiel has seen the highs and lows of chess battles—sometimes outsmarting opponents and sometimes... well, bravely resigning early with an Early Resignation Rate of just 1.56%, proving that patience is a virtue he’s still mastering.
Zekynox is a fighter, notorious for their incredible comeback rate of 67.12% and an amazing 100% win rate after losing a piece. If life gives Ezekiel lemons (or a lost knight), they turn it into chess lemonade—just ask their opponents!
Favorite opening? That’s top secret—literally! They’ve played “Top Secret” openings in all time controls, with a respectable win rate of 45.63% in fast-paced Bullet games and 40.91% in Blitz. Whether it’s Bullet, Blitz, Rapid, or Daily, Zekynox loves to keep opponents guessing.
On the social battlefield, Ezekiel has dueled many fierce rivals, including “armawer” and “rubiksrick,” though some opponents like “rammerrew” have been more welcoming, suffering a 62.5% defeat rate at Ezekiel’s hands. Zekynox’s most notorious streak? Five wins in a row—a small but mighty hot streak that originally started many games with high hopes (and sometimes ended with creative defeats).
Chess isn’t just a game for Ezekiel; it’s an adventure punctuated by long endgames (averaging over 47 moves when winning), psychological battles (a tilt factor of 12, which means a few frustrating losses here and there), and a general fondness for late afternoon matches where Wednesday and Saturday bring out their best performance.
Whether playing White or Black, Zekynox manages a solid fight with win rates of 39% and 32.38% respectively, showing that color doesn’t determine the level of entertainment they bring to the board. Always aiming to improve, Ezekiel keeps battling, one chess match—and one unexpected blunder—at a time.
In short: Ezekiel "Zekynox" Davis is the perfect player to root for if you love underdog stories, surprising comebacks, and a little bit of chess chaos.