BLAST unveiled its duos teams for the upcoming Fortnite Championship Series (FNCS) Pro-Am, featuring pro players and content creators.
The star-studded line-up will compete live at USC’s Galen Centre in Los Angeles on May 10th, 2025.
The Fortnite tournament will see 20 duo teams compete in the Fortnite Reload game mode for the lion’s share of the $500,000 (~£384,000) prize pool.
Initially announced on YouTube, we now know the full list of duos competing in the upcoming FNCS tournament. It will feature top Fortnite personalities such as NichEh30 and Lachlan, alongside legendary Fortnite pros such as Cody ‘Clix’ Conrod and Kyle ‘Bugha’ Giersdorf:
- Lachlan ‘Lachlan’ Ross Power (Creator), Martin ‘MrSavage’ Andersen (Pro)
- Nick ‘Lacy’ Fosco (Creator), Cody ‘Clix’ Conrod (Pro)
- Captain Shota (Creator), Koyota (Pro)
- Ali ‘SypherPK’ Hassan (Creator), Moxie (Pro)
- Nicholas ‘NickEh30’ Amyoony (Creator), Aleksa ‘Queasy’ Cvetkovic (Pro)
- Andre ‘TypicalGamer’ Rebelo (Creator), Kyle ‘Bugha’ Giersdorf (Pro)
- Shaun ‘AusieAntics’ Cochrane (Creator), Peter ‘Peterbot’ Kata (Pro)
- Jake ‘CourageJD’ Dunlop (Creator), Joshua ‘Cold’ Butler (Pro)
- Jakub ‘Jacob’ Wrotniak (Creator), Michał ‘Kami’ Kamiński (Pro)
- Zemie (Creator), Cooper ‘Cooper’ Smith (Pro)
- Nicolas ‘Nikof’ Frejavise (Creator), Salman ‘PodaSai’ Mehdid (Pro)
- Alastair ‘AliA’ James Aiken (Creator), Kyle ‘Mongraal’ Jackson (Pro)
- Irina ‘Reddysh’ Simion (Creator), Harry ‘Veno’ Pearson (Pro)
- Daya/Dieyuhs (Creator), Iwo ‘Setty’ Zając (Pro)
- João ‘flakespower’ Sampaio (Creator), Erick ‘916Gon’ Dalfert (Pro)
- Nathan Anthony ‘Nate Hill’ Hill (Creator), Regsita (Pro)
- Amar ‘Amar’ Al-Naimi (Creator), Lennard ‘rezon ay’ Sill (Pro)
- Rani ‘Stable Ronaldo’ Netz (Creator), Leon ‘Khanada’ Khim (Pro)
- Sommerset (Creator), Thomas ‘Th0masHD’ Davidsen (Pro)
- Kathleen ‘Loserfruit’ Veronica Belsten (Creator), Alex “alex” Richmond (Pro)
We already have several content creators sharing their thoughts and predictions ahead of the event. On X, CourageJD said he was ‘very excited’ for the upcoming match and vowed to take home the win after placing runner-up to Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins last year.
During the interview posted on X, he said: “I got second place in the Pro-Am last time. I gave up the high ground to Ninja. Ninja’s not playing in this one. I’m coming back for vengeance. Early predictions, FNCS Pro-Am champions [are] me and Cole.”
It’s been a strong year for FNCS so far, with several top tournaments attracting substantial viewership. With so many well-known faces set to gather for this upcoming BLAST organised tournament, fans can look forward to high skill plays mixed with a little bit of mayhem.
Further details, including ticket prices, age requirements, and more are available on the official FNCS Pro-Am QNA page.
The post BLAST unveils star-studded FNCS Pro-Am duos lineup appeared first on Esports Insider.
