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Bracket and results for Friday Fortnite on June 28

Who will win this week?
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The latest Friday Fortnite tournament has officially started.

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This is the third installment in the return of the fan-favorite Fortnite tournament series where popular streamers and content creators battle to see who can get the most kills.

Related: Everything you need to know about Friday Fortnite on June 28

Thirty-two teams of two players play best-of-two series in a double-elimination bracket during Friday Fortnite. The duo with the most kills after two games moves on to the next round. Each team is fighting for their share of this week’s $20,000 prize pool.

Here are the results for today’s Friday Fortnite event. You can watch the event live on UMG’s official Twitch channel or from the players’ individual streams. You can also find the live bracket on UMG’s website.

Grand finals

  • Secret Mongraal and Mitr0 defeat Gotaga and Solary Airwaks

Winners bracket finals

  • Gotaga and Solary Airwaks defeat Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs

Winners bracket semifinals

  • Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs defeat SypherPK and High Distortion
  • Gotaga and Solary Airwaks defeat FaZe Rain and FaZe Teeqo

Winners bracket quarterfinals

  • SypherPK and High Distortion defeat NRG MrSavage and NRG benjy
  • Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs defeat FaZe Dubs and FaZe Megga
  • FaZe Rain and FaZe Teeqo defeat FaZe HighSky and TSM Slappie
  • Gotaga and Solary Airwaks defeat TSM Myth and Liquid Poach

Winners bracket round two

  • NRG MrSavage and NRG benjy defeat MatthewEspinosa and FaZe Sway
  • SypherPK and High Distortion defeat Ghost Kamo and Ghost ISSA
  • Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs defeat LG Destroy and Ghost Assault (QW)
  • FaZe Dubs and FaZe Megga defeat FaZe Adept and FaZe Bini
  • FaZe Rain and FaZe Teeqo defeat DolanDark and Nopeify
  • FaZe HighSky and TSM Slappie defeat FaZe Replays and Nick Eh 30
  • TSM Myth and Liquid Poach defeat LosPollos and Mopi
  • Gotaga and Solary Airwaks defeat CallMeCarson and Parallel Gorb

Winners bracket round one

  • MatthewEspinosa and FaZe Sway defeat Ninja and Timthetatman
  • NRG MrSavage and NRG benjy defeat LazarBeam and mrfreshasian
  • Ghost Kamo and Ghost ISSA defeat NotRazorX and Arkhram
  • SypherPK and High Distortion defeat x2twinsJesse and Mccreamy
  • LG Destroy and Ghost Assault (QW) defeat Secret Mongraal and Mitr0
  • Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs defeat Taylorcaniff vs. finalight
  • FaZe Dubs and FaZe Megga defeat Natehill and FaZe Funk
  • FaZe Adept and FaZe Bini defeat Joshy and Pinky
  • FaZe Rain and FaZe Teeqo defeat Mako and Froste
  • DolanDark and Nopeify defeat TSM Chica and Dellor
  • FaZe HighSky and TSM Slappie defeat Nickmercs and Nio
  • FaZe Replays and Nick Eh 30 defeat FaZe Tenser and FaZe Blaze
  • LosPollos and Mopi defeat Ghost Aydan and Ghost Innocents
  • TSM Myth and Liquid Poach defeat Gen.G Tinaraes and Gen.G Maddie
  • CallMeCarson and Parallel Gorb defeat Nick28T and NepentheZ
  • Gotaga and Solary Airwaks defeat Akademiks and Liquid Fiber

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