He has qualified for the Fortnite World Cup on multiple occasions and even went on to win 2020’s Duo Cash Cup. In 2019, Tfue’s success continued, as he took third place in Secret Skirmish Duos. Later that year, during the Fall Skirmish, he won weeks 2 and week 4’s solo events, along with the $400,000 Duo Twitch Con Lan event.
After joining the FaZe Clan in 2018, Tfue placed seventh in the week 4 solo event as part of the Summer Skirmish, and second in the week 6 duos event. Next up is Turner “Tfue” Tenney, who has one of the most solid track records of any competitive player. Turner “Tfue” Tenney Image used with permission by copyright holder His track record might not be as lengthy as some of the others on this list, but in terms of dollars earned, he’s unrivaled. Following this event, Bugha took third place at the FNCS: Chapter 2 Season 2 Grand Finals, and most recently earned fourth place during the FNCS: Chapter 2 Season 3 Grand Finals. The idea of winning that much money from competitive gaming is staggering, and there’s no denying the hard work he put into it. In terms of amount of earnings, Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf is on top, thanks to winning the Fortnite World Cup Solo event in 2019, where he raked in $3 million. Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf Image used with permission by copyright holder
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