Who won the Fortnite World Cup Sunday was the last day of the event and it was all about the solo tournament. Players from all across the globe who qualified in smaller tournaments competed, and ...

American pro player Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf, 16, dominated the competition and netted $3 million on Sunday, becoming the inaugural Fortnite World Cup solo champion.

This Fortnite World Cup Winner Is 16 and $3 Million Richer Kyle Giersdorf, who goes by “Bugha,” said he planned to buy a new desk with the money. He has played the game for two years.

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The Fortnite World Cup runs from Friday, 26 July to Sunday, 28 July. The event will kick off at 12.30am ET, 9.30am PT on the Friday (5.30pm BST) and run until 5pm ET.

With an event as huge as the Esports World Cup, fans can expect a massive prize pool, with the offline qualifiers at Dreamhack, Dallas, having a sum of $250,000. Meanwhile, the grand finale for ...

3: Days the World Cup spans, beginning today with a Creative event and a Pro-Am face-off. 5: Players whose computers need to crash to force a remake. If games like League of Legends, which ...

Week 10 of the Fortnite World Cup was rescheduled due to the conflicting schedule of the Fortnite Pro-Am. The Semi-Finals will now take place on Thursday, June 20th.

The Fortnite World Cup Pro-Am and Creative Finals kicked off in New York City today, before the real competition starts on Saturday with the Duos Finals. There were some huge names competing in ...

Fortnite fans have had mixed opinions of North American East duo XXiF and Ronaldo since they qualified for this weekend’s World Cup Finals after serving a 14-day ban for cheating. At today’s ...

The Fortnite World Warrior skin is an uncommon outfit from the World Cup 2019 set. It was last seen over 600 days ago in the item shop and cost 800 V-Bucks. Following the 16.40 update, leakers ...

The grand champion of the Fortnite World Cup finals has been crowned. Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf, a 16-year-old American boy, took home the trophy and a $3 million prize.