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Bracket and results for Friday Fortnite on June 7

Will Ninja and PewDiePie win it all?
Justin Binkowski
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Preston Byers
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Published: Jun 7, 2019 03:01 pm

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Another installment in the popular Friday Fortnite tournament series is now underway.

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Last week, NRG Esports’ Martin “MrSavage” Foss Andersen and Benjy “Benjyfishy” David Fish took home the title in the return of the fan-favorite Fortnite: Battle Royale competition.

This week, however, fans will be treated to some new interesting duos, such as the combination of Tyler “Ninja” Blevins and Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg.

In Friday Fortnite, 32 teams of two players play best-of-two series in a double-elimination bracket. The duo with the most kills after two games advances to the next round. Teams are fighting for their share of this week’s $20,000 prize pool.

Related: How to watch Friday Fortnite

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

  • FaZe Tilt and FaZe Jarvis defeat Nickmercs and Nio

Winners bracket finals

  • FaZe Tilt and FaZe Jarvis defeat Grandmateets and deez of out

Winners bracket semifinals

  • FaZe Tilt and FaZe Jarvis defeat TSM MYTH and Liquid Poach
  • Grandmateets and deez of out defeat Nickmercs and Nio

Winners bracket quarterfinals

  • TSM MYTH and Liquid Poach defeat Ninja and PewDiePie
  • FaZe Tilt and FaZe Jarvis defeat FaZeSway and Valkyrae
  • Nickmercs and Nio defeat Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs
  • Grandmateets and deez of out defeat FaZe Dubs and FaZe Megga

Winners bracket round two

  • Ninja and PewDiePie defeat Dr Disrespect and Arkhram
  • TSM MYTH and Liquid Poach defeat 100T Noah and FaZe Avxry
  • FaZeSway and Valkyrae defeat Secret Mongraal and Mitr0
  • FaZe Tilt and FaZe Jarvis defeat Reverse2k and KingRichard
  • Nickmercs and Nio defeat FaZe HighSky and TSM Slappie
  • Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs defeat Ghost Kamo and Ghost ISSA
  • Grandmateets and deez of out defeat Natehill and FaZe Funk
  • FaZe Dubs and FaZe Megga defeat lazarbeam and x2twinsTwitch

Winners bracket round one

  • Ninja and PewDiePie defeat Ceeday and NoahsNoah
  • Dr Disrespect and Arkhram defeat Granday and Nopeify
  • 100T Noah and FaZe Avxry defeat x2twinsJesse and Mccreamy
  • TSM MYTH and Liquid Poach defeat LuzuGames and Fernanfloo
  • FaZeSway and Valkyrae defeat TSM Chica and Delcor
  • Secret Mongraal and Mitr0 defeat Gotaga and Mickalow
  • Reverse2k and KingRichard defeat FaZe Replays and Nick Eh 30
  • FaZe Tilt and FaZe Jarvis defeat MrBeast and ExilityTM
  • Nickmercs and Nio defeat Lachlan and mrfreshasian
  • FaZe HighSky and TSM Slappie defeat LosPollos and Mopi
  • Typical Gamer and FaZe Thiefs defeat Svenosss and Vikkstar
  • Ghost Kamo and Ghost ISSA defeat NRG MrSavage and NRG benjyfish
  • Grandmateets and deez of out defeat Aydan and Gorb
  • Natehill and FaZe Funk defeat Nick28T and NepentheZ
  • lazarbeam and x2twinsTwitch defeat LOLiTOFDEZ and Giants xIsma
  • FaZe Dubs and FaZe Megga defeat SypherPK and High Distortion
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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.
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Preston Byers
Dot Esports associate editor. Co-host of the Ego Chall Podcast. Since discovering esports through the 2013 Call of Duty Championship, Preston has pursued a career in esports and gaming. He graduated from Youngstown State University with a bachelor's degree in journalism in 2021.
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