Fortnite is already proclaiming it "the greatest tournament of all time", and with the World Cup finals already underway in New York, it can at least claim to be one of the biggest.
Around 40 million Fortnite players competed to qualify for the three-day event, making it the most participated-in tournament of all time.
But the Fortnite World Cup is not just set to be the biggest eSports tournament of all time, the $3 million prize for the solos winner makes it one of the most lucrative tournaments in any sport.
You can read our full guide to the Fortnite World Cup here, complete with key players, the schedules for the finals, and how to watch the live stream from wherever you are.
The Fortnite World Cup finals are finally here.
Over the next three days we will see the world's best and bravest Fortnite players compete to be the champion solos, duos and celebrity players – with the winners set to take home a floss-inducing $3 million grand prize.
It is set to be the world's biggest eSports tournament for the world's most popular video game, and it is sure to not disappoint.
Friday, 26 July
Creative Finals Preshow - 12.30 pm ET (5.30pm BST)
Creative Finals – 1 pm ET
Celebrity Pro-Am - 4 pm ET
Saturday, 27 July
Duos Finals Preshow - 12.30 pm ET
Duos Finals - 1 pm ET
Duos Finals Winners Ceremony - 4.45 pm ET
Sunday, 28 July
Solo Finals Preshow - 12.30 pm ET
Solo Finals - 1 pm ET
Solo Finals Winners Ceremony – 4.45 pm ET






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