When Evan ‘Cented’ Barron joined FaZe clan in March 2021, fans worldwide had sky-scraping expectations from him. Here’s what’s next for the aspiring Esports athlete.
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FNCS tournaments are still taking place, but players won’t see the return of massive prize pools anytime soon.įaZe Clan has removed Cented from their Fortnite roster after the pro player used a racial slur on a livestream. With the pandemic still ensuing, Epic Games has stated it has no plans to conduct in-person tournaments throughout the course of 2021. Competitive Fortnite took a back seat during the pandemic while crossover events and story-driven seasons kept players entertained.
However, due to COVID-19’s impact on the world in 2020, Epic Games was unable to hold similar events.
READ MORE: Fortnite Season 6 FNCS: dates, prize pool, format & more. These events had multi-million dollar prize pools that rewarded first, second, and third-place winners with large cash prizes. The biggest reason there haven’t been any new names added to the list is because of the lack of high-paying competitive events.Ī large number of competitive Fortnite events were held in 20 including the Fall Skirmish Series, World Cup Finals, and Winter Royale. Some players have moved up the ranks while others have maintained their position on the list. When comparing the list above to the highest-earning Fortnite players in 2019, the same 20 players are still on the list. This chart was last updated on April 26, 2021. Others have earned as little as $20,000 over the past year and a half. It’s also important to note that, while over half of the top 20 have earned over $1 million, none of the players have earned more than $300,000 since September 23, 2019. Read More: Epic Games explain wagering ban, key remapping, intentional disconnect & more. While Bugha and other players have earned money through brand deals, merch sales, and partnerships, earnings are defined as what a player has won strictly by playing competitive Fortnite. When looking at a player’s earnings this list will only gauge players on how much they have earned by playing Fortnite. Instead, the same top-ranking competitive players such as Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf and Kyle “Mongraal” Jackson have maintained their places on the 20 top highest-earning Fortnite players. Tyler “Ninja” Blevins was at one time the most popular Fortnite streamer but has since left the game for other competitive shooters. With no 2020 World Cup or millions of dollars worth of prize money up for grabs, there wasn’t a lot that could have affected the current standings.Ģ020 did see a lot of former Fortnite enthusiasts seemingly leave Fortnite for the foreseeable future. The highest-earning Fortnite players are the same as they were in 2019.Īfter a rather uneventful year for Fortnite’s competitive scene in 2020, it’s no surprise that the top 20 highest-earning players look very similar to those of 2019.
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