The July 12 running of Friday Fortnite has now concluded, with FaZe Clan’s Nate Hill and Funk beating their org-mates Dubs and Megga to finish in first place.
This week’s running of Friday Fortnite was the fifth since the competition was brought back at the end of May following its year-long hiatus.
You can find a full recap of the tournament below, including a recap of the grand final, highlights of top plays, the final placements, and more.
Grand Final recap and highlights
Thanks to the fact that they came into the grand final having won the Winners Bracket, Nate Hill and Funk had the huge advantage of having to only win one series, while Dubs and Megga had to win both.
While everyone expected this final to be an intense affair, since all four players had previously qualified for the Fortnite World Cup, the first map saw Dubs and Megga shockingly go down early, giving their opponents the rest of the match to try and build a lead.
And build they did, as Nate Hill went on one of his typically relentless runs, helping Funk clear out the lobby and take a whopping 28-5 lead going into map two.
OMG! @NateHillTV is on another level in tonight’s #FridayFortnite. pic.twitter.com/hxs9NsbzoL
— UMG Gaming (@UMGGaming) July 13, 2019
Facing a virtually insurmountable lead, Dubs and Megga were forced to play as aggressively as possible, opting to land at the usually-busy Paradise Palms.
Unfortunately, their plan backfired, as the two were eliminated just moments after landing, crowning their FaZe teammates Nate Hill and Funk Friday Fortnite week five champions.
Final placements for Friday Fortnite week five
Here is the updated list of the final placements for the July 12 tournament. This week’s prize pool was a bit smaller than in previous weeks, but the first place team still took home a hefty $6,000.
Placement | Team | Prize Money |
---|---|---|
1 | Nate Hill & FaZe Funk | $6,000 |
2 | FaZe Dubs & FaZe Megga | |
3 | FaZe H1ghsky1 & TSM Slappie | |
4 | TSM Myth & Deez of outcast | |
5-6 | JuJu Smith-Schuster & Grandmateets | |
5-6 | Spastic & Nice1nico (Qualified Team) | |
7-8 | Akademiks & Xoonies | |
7-8 | LG Kiwiz & LG Formula | |
9-12 | Ghost Kamo & Ghost ISSA | |
9-12 | Dellor & BigEX | |
9-12 | FaZe Tenser & FaZe Kaz | |
9-12 | NICKMERCS & SypherPK | |
13-16 | FaZe Rain & FaZe Teeqo | |
13-16 | FaZe Mongraal & Mitr0 | |
13-16 | Typical Gamer & FaZe Thiefs | |
13-16 | FaZe Replays & HighDistortion | |
17-24 | LOLiTOFDEZ & VGIA xisma | |
17-24 | Gotaga & Solary Airwaks | |
17-24 | David Meyler & Connor Ball | |
17-24 | DrLupo & MarioHTXX | |
17-24 | Classify & THump | |
17-24 | Nick28T & NepentheZ | |
17-24 | Josh & Pinky | |
17-24 | Matthew Espinosa & Dwarf Mamba | |
25-30 | DolanDark & Nopeify | |
25-30 | MAD Ruski & 100T Ceice | |
25-30 | Ghost Aydan & Ghost Innocents | |
25-30 | FaZe Jarvis & FaZe Kay | |
25-30 | Dr Disrespect & 100T Arkhram | |
25-30 | Ninja & FaZe Sway (Did not show) |
Friday Fortnite bracket for week five
Here is the completed version of the bracket from the July 12 tourney, including both the Winners and Losers Brackets.
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Friday Fortnite week five highlight reel
Here are some of the top plays and best moments from this week’s Friday Fortnite.
FaZe Clan’s Dubs and Megga – the best duo in Fortnite?
Highlight Reel. #FridayFortnite.https://t.co/cJhG2HWDzT. pic.twitter.com/n2mNttJ5YI
— UMG Gaming (@UMGGaming) July 12, 2019
That’s how you dodge a trap
Trap Dodge too clean. #FridayFortnite on https://t.co/cJhG2HWDzT. pic.twitter.com/lNjtESn90e
— UMG Gaming (@UMGGaming) July 13, 2019
FaZe stars Nate Hill and Funk show why they’re heading to the World Cup
Fight after fight, @Funk @NateHillTV are winning everything right now in #FridayFortnite.
Watch on https://t.co/cJhG2HWDzT. pic.twitter.com/Ljnv5wEJRK
— UMG Gaming (@UMGGaming) July 12, 2019
Ghost Gaming’s Ex can’t stop getting eliminations
Eliminations galore for @BigEx in #FridayFortnite Week 5 on https://t.co/cJhG2HWDzT. pic.twitter.com/rJvklTkUx4
— UMG Gaming (@UMGGaming) July 12, 2019
100 Thieves’ new Fortnite pro Arkhram1x puts on a show
.@Arkhram1x spent his first round putting on a #Fortnite clinic for everyone that ran into him.
Watch more on https://t.co/cJhG2HWDzT. pic.twitter.com/IwwWjmE5CN
— UMG Gaming (@UMGGaming) July 12, 2019
How does Friday Fortnite work?
Friday Fortnite is a weekly tournament that brings together some of the biggest content creators and pro players of the online gaming community, sometimes even featuring celebrities and athletes.
The tournament is double-elimination, and uses the exciting ‘total of two’ and ‘bot race’ format. In each round, the teams that get matched up queue into a public Squads lobby together, where they try to get as many eliminations as possible.
After two Squads matches, the team with the most combined eliminations gets to advance, while a third match is played if the two teams end up tied.
Last Updated: July 12, 2019 – 10:40 PM EST