How i can SELECT with multiple WHERE in one table

You can use conditional aggregated

SELECT SUM (CASE WHEN week = 1 THEN kills END) as total_kills_week1, 
       SUM (CASE WHEN week = 2 THEN deaths END) as total_deaths_week2
FROM YourTable 

You can use two seperate select statements:

SELECT(
    (SELECT kills FROM tablename WHERE week = 1),
    (SELECT deaths FROM tablename WHERE week = 2)
)

This will create a column for kills where week = 1, and another column for deaths where week = 2.

You can use the UNION keyword to combine them together:

SELECT 'week 1 - kills' as source, kills FROM tablename WHERE week = 1
UNION
SELECT 'week 2 - deaths' as source, deaths FROM tablename WHERE week = 2

These two approaches require double scanning the tables.

An alternate approach is to use a condition clause @Juan Carlos Oropeza's solution if you need an aggregate function. However, as pointed out, it may not be the best idea to combine these two statements into one.

Although what @yelq said is true, but one should not prefer such a thing.
The primary purpose of query calls is to display related data. In your case you are asking to display unrelated data in fields in the same table.
It is preferred in this case to make two different queries to display data.