Best Fortnite Players in the World

The competitive scene in Fortnite currently comprises some of the most skilled Esports athletes in the world. They have not only made a name for themselves, but actively helped in popularizing Epic Games’ Battle Royale tittle. From Bugha to TaySon, these are the best Fortnite players in the world.

100T MrSavage

100 Thieves’ young prodigy MrSavage has been one of the most sought after professional players in the Fortnite community. He has qualified for the World Cup 4 times and has already won over $170,000 through 28 victories in competitive tournaments.

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MCES Andilex

With over 18,000 career matches, MCES Andilex boasts a 4.79 K/D. Unsurprisingly, he had earned over $200,000 through 26 tournament victories in 2020.

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NRG benjyfishy

NRG benjyfishy has solidified his place as one of the best Fortnite players in the European region. He has played over 14,000 matches in his career and maintained a solid 3.96 K/D ratio. With 44 tournament wins, he has earned over $400,000.

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100T Arkhram

Owing to a staggering 46 tournament victories, Arkhram had earned over $150,000 in 2020. He is one of the few players to have won the FNCS on both keyboard and mouse, and controller.

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Bugha

Following his victory in the Fortnite World Cup Solos, Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf has shown unbelievable consistency in every Fortnite tournament. He has dominated the NA East region in 2020, beating other pros like NRG Clix by a huge margin.

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TaySon

Currently a part of Guild Esports, TaySon is the arguably the best player in Europe. He has won several FNCS tournaments, and his trio with IDrop and MrSavage is a nightmare for the opponents.

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NRG EpikWhale

EpikWhale came third in the Fortnite World Cup, and hasn’t looked back ever since. He has won over $1.5 million from the World Cup and other major tournaments.

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