Along with the professional Fortnite World Cup Finals event, Epic Games will be hosting another of its famous Celebrity Pro-Am competitions in New York.

We all know that when Epic Games wants to do something big, they go ahead and do something gigantic. The Fortnite World Cup Finals is the most stacked gaming event apart from the mighty E3. Professional esports, Creative gameplay, exclusive in-game content? It’s all there at the Finals.

In addition to that mountain of entertainment, Epic’s putting together another Pro-Am event. The spectacle will include gaming influencers, actors, musicians, sports icons, and everything in between.

How to watch the Fortnite World Cup Pro-Am?

The Fortnite World Cup Pro-Am starts at 5:20PM EST according to Epic’s official schedule. The event kicks off directly following the conclusion of the Creative Finals.

In order to view the Pro-Am, you’ll want to tune into one of Epic’s official streams. While most players will prefer Twitch, Epic’s also set up streams on Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook.

Watch live video from Fortnite on www.twitch.tv

You can also view the event from in-game while playing with the new Picture-in-Picture feature. Live-replays are also available for the event via the ‘Compete’ tab.

Pro-Am prize money will be handed to charities of the winners’ choice. Score below are cumulative across games.

Fortnite World Cup Pro-Am Live Match Results

Airwaks and RL Grime go back-to-back and are the best celebrity duo in Fortnite.

Updated Standings – Game 3

PlaceTeamPoints
#1Airwaks & RL Grime42
#2Sinooh & oh.king39
#3Jelty & Gaborever36
#4Cloak & Witt Lowry29
#5Jacob & Clare Grant24
#6Myth & Michael Drayer24
#7Tfue & Nav23
#8Sean O’Malley & Courage23
#9NICKMERCS & Mario Hezonja19
#10Ninja & Marshmello18

Fortnite World Cup Pro-Am Final Results

PlaceTeamPrize
#1Airwaks & RL GRIME$1,000,000
#2SinOoh & Oking$500,000
#3Jelty & Gaborever$250,000
#4Jacob & Clare Grant$100,000
#5Tfue & NAV$85,000
#6JT Brown & Marksman$75,000
#7Symfuhny & Vinne Pergola$65,000
#8CouRage & Sean O’Malley$55,000
#9Cloak & Witt Lowry$40,000
#10NICKMERCS & Mario Hezonja$30,000

Fortnite World Cup Pro-Am Players & Format

Who’s dropping in at the next Pro-Am?

Now we’re getting to the good stuff. Celebrities from the worlds of Hollywood, Fortnite, sports, and more will pour into this event as Epic creates another star-studded roster.

We enjoyed the last Pro-Am just fine, but fans will be expecting an even more extravagant list of competitors for Fortnite’s largest event yet. Please Epic Games, we need Keanu Reeves playing using the John Wick skin!

According to Epic’s blog post, the event will feature the usual celebrity showdowns in huge Customs matches. The two championship Duos from LA’s 2018 Pro-Am (Ninja & Marshmello) and the Summer Block Party Pro-Am (Airwaks + RL Grime) will be battling it out to see who is truly the best of the best in celebrity competition.

Players will be competing for charity money which the winners may grant to a charity of their choice. It’s a beautiful way for Epic to create attention around important causes while allowing the influencers’ choice to matter.

Alright, alright. We know you want to know whose going to be playing in the tourney. Well, Epic will be using the same wave-based reveal system as with the last Pro-Am. On July 18, they revealed the first wave with a staggering 12 players.

Wave 1

Wave 2

Wave 3

Wave 4

Wave 5

Wave 6

Wave 7

Wave 8

Wave 9

In addition to Pro-Am content, FortniteINTEL will be your one-stop-shop for everything World Cup Finals related. In the lead-up to the event, you’ll find information on ticketing, players, attractions, FAQs, and more.

Are you excited for the Fortnite World Cup Finals? It’s definitely a suggested watch even if you consider yourself a casual player. In fact, the best time to enter into the world of esports entertainment is right now! Hop in and you’ll be hooked to the action guaranteed. Who doesn’t like a bit of moderately friendly competition?

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Tommi Turunen
A life-long Call of Duty player, Bachelor of Game Design, and a lover of all things eSports. Born in Finland, living in the States. To me, video games aren't a part of life. Rather, life's just another part of video games.