Kyle 'Bugha' Giersdorf won more playing Fortnite than what Novak Djokovic took home from his Wimbledon victory two weeks ago.
Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf won more playing Fortnite than what Novak Djokovic took home from his Wimbledon victory two weeks ago.Despite his $3 million win, he plans to enter 11th grade in the fall.
It is also the largest amount a single individual has won from an esports event in history. The past two years, Fortnite publisher, which included this weekend's $30 million World Cup. In March, esports organization Sentinels signed the teen. The LA-based Sentinels, whose CEO is former Paramount Pictures vice chairman Rob Moore, are currently partnered with Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, which owns the Los Angeles Rams.
General view of the main stage during the Fortnite World Cup Finals e-sports event at Arthur Ashe Stadium, Flushing, New York, July 26, 2019.Sunday's solo finals netted more than 2 million concurrent viewers on Twitch and YouTube. The World Cup's popularity plus the introduction of the upcoming Fortnite Championship Series lead Kyle to believe that Fortnite will become bigger and better.
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