Every esports organization\u2019s roster at the Fortnite World Cup Epic GamesThe Fortnite World Cup Finals feature players from all across the globe and as a result, we see numerous organizations represented and you might be surprised at the sheer number of pros each org is sending. WIth the Fortnite World Cup right in front of us, many free agents are signing with teams at the last minute. Much of the shuffling is finished so now is a good time to take a look at the rosters. Here\u2019s the roster for every esports org with at least one player representing them in the World Cup. 1. Team Kungarna \u2013 11 players Which KNG player has the best chance to win the WC?@Barllol @UnknownxArmy1x @FatchFN @JayFNBR @littlefn_ @Chenkinz_ @karhufn @CoreGamingg @TouziiYT @CatFNBR ? ? 2 more announced soon :eyes:\u2014 Kungarna (@Team_Kungarna) July 24, 2019 A lesser-known organization features 11 players going into the event, with some of them just signed a day before the World Cup begins. The Fortnite Guy\u2019s, also known as mykL in the Overwatch scene, org may not be the most famous by any means but that doesn\u2019t take away from the milestone they have reached here. Here are all the players qualified. Derox – Barl – Fatch – Jay – little – Chenkinz – karhufn – Core – Touzii – Cat – UnknownxArmy1x – 2. FaZe Clan \u2013 6 players FaZe is one of the biggest esports organizations out there and for good reason. If you\u2019ve watched Friday Fortnite on any given week then you\u2019ve at least heard of many of these players. Here\u2019s every FaZe player qualified for the World Cup. Megga – Dubs – Nate Hill – Mongraal – Funk – Vorwenn – 3. Lazarus \u2013 6 players Welcome our #Lazarus @FortniteGame World Cup roster heading to New York next week to compete for $30,000,000:@KreoFN@WolfiezGG@Rojo11@Legedien@crimz21@HornetFN pic.twitter.com\/3NEC1mYb1t \u2014 Lazarus (@Lazarus) July 16, 2019 Another smaller organization was able to swoop in and come away with a decent-sized roster going into the World Cup. Many of the players are lesser-known but that doesn\u2019t mean they haven\u2019t proved they know how to hang with the big dogs. Here are all of Lazarus\u2019 qualified players. Kreo – Wolfiez – Rojo11 – Legedien – crimz21 – Hornet – 4. TSM \u2013 5 players TSM announced the signing of Reverse2K just before the start of the World Cup which helped boost their World Cup roster to five. While Myth, Hamlinz, and Daquan might be the faces of TSM\u2019s Fortnite scene, the competitive roster has a completely different makeup. Here\u2019s what it looks like. Reverse2K – ZexRow – Vinny1x – Commandment – Herrions – 5. Ghost Gaming \u2013 5 players Hailing from Long Island, New York, @Ghost_Bizzle constantly strives to be the best and it’s earned him a spot in the #FortniteWorldCup Finals. Watch the full video here: https:\/\/t.co\/WCFRdAxz2x pic.twitter.com\/dQrLhIjYKt \u2014 Fortnite Competitive (@FNCompetitive) July 23, 2019 Ghost is well represented here with five players, and many of the times are big-name players you\u2019ve no doubt heard of. Bizzle, despite his problems with Fortnite, is the highest-earning pro and he\u2019ll look to keep it that way going into the World Cup Bizzle – Issa – Aydan – Sean – Saf – 6. E11 \u2013 4 players Eleven features a fearsome duo of Tschiiinken and Stompy who have established themselves as two of the best players in Fortnite. Here\u2019s a glimpse into the players E11 has going into the World Cup. Tschiiinken – Stompy – itemm – BlooTea – 7. Solary \u2013 4 players Premier mais certainement pas le dernier :right_bicep: pic.twitter.com\/ADB55BEWVq \u2014 SB Airwaks (@Airwaks) June 26, 2019 Solary features Airwaks who came away with the victory at the second Fortnite Pro-Am and took some light-hearted shots at the players there. He will look to back up his talk at the World Cup along with the other players representing Solary. Airwaks – Kinstaar – Hunter – Nikof – 8. NRG \u2013 3 players NRG just underwent a bizarre logo redesign but that hasn\u2019t stopped them from getting players into the World Cup. Here\u2019s a look at every NRG Fortnite player qualified. MrSavageM – Zayt – benjyfishy – 9. 100 Thieves \u2013 3 players 100 Thieves\u2019 competitive Fortnite roster is being carried by Ceice and Elevate but a recent signee has given them more firepower going into the World Cup. Arkhram, who might be best known for his play in Friday Fortnite with DrDisrespect, signed with 100T and gave them another qualified player. Here\u2019s the full list. Ceice – Elevate – Arkhram – 10. compLexity Gaming \u2013 3 players In less than 24 hours the #FortniteWorldCup kicks off :tada: Are you a diehard Fortnite fan and think you know Fortnite inside and out? Test your knowledge and play along in today’s “”Guess That Sound”” ft. #COLFN’s @VVPunisher and @DuckyBTW!https:\/\/t.co\/4bQeiFnodL pic.twitter.com\/6a6hC7tDE9 \u2014 Complexity Gaming (@compLexity) July 25, 2019 CompLexity opened up their Fortnite roster in 2018 and have three players representing them going into the World Cup. Lanjok – Punisher – Mackwood – 11. LeStream \u2013 3 players LeStream has three players representing them from Europe in the World Cup. Skite – Vato – Blaxou – 12. Gambit \u2013 2 players Gambit isn\u2019t well-known in the Fortnite scene but still managed to sneak two players into the World Cup. fwexY – letw1k3 – 13. Misfits Gamings Misfits have a couple of big-name qualifiers. Clix – Sceptic – 14. Secret \u2013 1 player With the loss of Mongraal, Secret just has one player representing them in the Fortnite World Cup. Domentos – 15. CLG \u2013 1 player psalm – 16. Envy \u2013 1 player LeNain –<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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