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100 Thieves reveals its 3-man Fortnite esports roster

Nadeshot's organization is ready to get some Victory Royales.
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Another popular esports organization is set to join the growing competitive Fortnite: Battle Royale scene.

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100 Thieves introduced its first Fortnite lineup earlier today—Parallax, Kenith, and Risker will represent Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag’s organization.

The organization announced the signing of these players on Twitter, alongside a sweet video to showcase some of their best highlights. The video shows off the skill of all three players, from multiple kills with shotguns to sick sniper shots.

100 Thieves has been “actively scouting for highly motivated, skilled Fortnite talent” for a while now. Nadeshot first mentioned on May 21 that 100 Thieves was looking to enter the Fortnite esports scene when Epic Games announced the insane $100 million prize pool planned for the 2018-2019 season.

Related: Epic Games will provide $100 million in prize pool money for the first year of Fortnite esports

Several other esports organizations have recently signed rosters and entered the competitive Fortnite scene, including OpTic Gaming, Team Liquid, TSM, FaZe Clan, and Team Envy.

Nadeshot also recently competed alongside Kenith in this week’s Friday Fortnite tournament—but the duo unfortunately got a top 24 placing. The former professional Call of Duty player turned CEO is still thrilled about the acquisition of this roster.

“So damn excited to announce our official competitive Fortnite team,” Nadeshot said. “Watching them play absolutely blows my mind. Stoked to have them representing 100 Thieves.”

The future looks unquestionably bright for Fortnite esports, despite the scene being in its infancy. And a lot of fans will be excited to see Nadeshot’s organization competing right from the start.


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Justin Binkowski
Dot Esports Editor. I primarily play, watch, and write about Call of Duty but can also occasionally be found feeding the enemy ADC in League of Legends. I have been following competitive Call of Duty since 2011 and writing about it since 2015.