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All of the celebrities competing in the 2018 Fortnite E3 Pro-Am tournament

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Epic Games is hosting a charity tournament at this year’s E3, bringing together 100 players from around the globe to take part in its Fortnite Celebrity Pro-Am.

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These players aren’t your typical run-of-the-mill gamers, however. Epic Games has decided to use Fortnite’s popularity to its advantage by bringing together 50 “professional gamers” and 50 celebrities. These players will join forces in teams of two and fight it out for $3 million in charity prize money.

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The winning duo will earn $1 million from that initial $3 million to donate to the charity of their choice, and the remaining $2 million will be distributed elsewhere.

Some of the biggest figures in the Fortnite community will be participating in this charity event, including Tyler “Ninja” Blevins and TSM’s Ali “Myth” Kabbani. Prominent YouTubers and esports icons, such as Mark “Markiplier” Fischbach and Matthew “Nadeshot” Haag, have also been thrown into the mix, alongside professional athletes like the NBA’s Paul George and Andre Drummond.

Here are all of the revealed duos competing in the Fortnite Celebrity Pro-Am:

  • Ninja and Marshmello
  • Myth and Paul George
  • Pokimane and Desiigner
  • Markiplier and Joel McHale
  • Corentin “Gotaga” Houssein and Demetrious Johnson
  • Alastair “Ali-A” Aiken and Pete Wentz
  • Guillermo “WillyRex” Díaz and Prince Royce
  • XpertThief and Janina Gavankar
  • Nadeshot and Tyron Woodley
  • One_Shot_Gurl and Jack Falahee
  • King Richard and JT Brown
  • StoneMountain and Jordan Fisher
  • Berkcan and Ryan Cartwright
  • Darkness429 and Marcus Scribner
  • Orkun and Jordyn Jones
  • CDNThe3rd and Xavier Woods
  • Lachlan and Robbie Amell
  • Muselk and Liam McIntyre
  • LOLItOfDez and Ron Funches
  • IIJeriichoii and Dillon Francis
  • Cizzorz and Reggie Jackson
  • NoahJ456 and Madilyn Bailey
  • SkyYart and Nathan Kress
  • SypherPK and Tarik Cohen
  • Izak Live and Drezo
  • Elrubius and PartyNextDoor
  • Vikram “Vikkstar123” Singh Barn and TY Dollla $ign
  • SSSniperWolf and Terrence Ross
  • Nickmercs and Andre Drummond
  • TimTheTatman and Mack Wilds
  • Lirik and Rahul Kohli
  • Valkyrae and Murda Beatz
  • GoldGlove and Witt Lowry
  • Jaryd “Summit1G” Lazar and Kenneth Faried
  • LoserFruit and The Backpack Kid
  • TBNRFrags and Lil Yachty
  • Typical Gamer and Vince Staples
  • KittyPlays and Chandler Riggs
  • HandOfBlood and Jon Heder
  • TryMacs and Echo Kellum
  • YT2Tap and Jawhnha
  • Madanial and NickKim
  • Samara Redway and Cyrus Spencer
  • DreadZTV1 and Arty
  • FemSteph and Franz Drameh
  • kinStaar and Sean O’Malley
  • Nanaka and Tenchim
  • Friz and Geoffrey Arend
  • Bokyeom and Acau
  • Patriota and Kyla Drew

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Assigning Editor. In 2015, Adam graduated from the University of Aberystwyth with a bachelor's in Media and Communications. Working in the industry for over ten years. If it has anything to do with Nintendo and Pokémon chances are you will see me talking about it, covering, and likely not sleeping while playing it.