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| 0s | Hey Fortnite fans, |
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| 1s | The FNCS Global Championships are right around the corner. |
| 4s | So let's take a look at some duos from another two regions, |
| 7s | starting with the incredible teams from the Middle East. |
| 12s | Kicking things off with the major one winners, QNDX and Rapit. |
| 16s | Their day one performance was decent, wrapping up in third place, |
| 19s | but were a staggering 183 points behind the first place team. |
| 23s | On day two, the Twisted Minds duo would grab four top three games |
| 27s | as well as 26 eliminations. |
| 30s | They finished off their day |
| 31s | with a victory royale and a ticket to the Global Championships. |
| 35s | All eyes are on Kalgamer and 7Man. |
| 38s | They are the back to back winners of both Major Two and Major Three |
| 42s | and it's easy to see why. Kalgamer has put the time into studying |
| 46s | the game, leading to an incredible game sense |
| 49s | that has rivalled that of the world's best players. |
| 52s | Joined by 7Man's tenacity, this team was able |
| 55s | to claim three back to back Victory Royales in Major Two |
| 59s | MShary and Rew have only recently teamed up together. |
| 63s | Individually, the players have qualified for several grand finals |
| 66s | but were never able to find their footing. |
| 68s | That was until they joined forces for their last attempt at the championships |
| 72s | in Major Three. |
| 74s | Aggression was their primary key to success. |
| 77s | Walking away with 65 eliminations |
| 79s | over two days and a second place spot. |
| 84s | FHD and Hero are no strangers to Competitive Fortnite or the big stage. |
| 88s | Recently, the duo boasted a second place performance |
| 91s | at Gamers 8 against some of the biggest names in the game. |
| 95s | They continued their momentum in Major Three with two victory Royales |
| 98s | and a third place finish to send them to Copenhagen. |
| 102s | The final duo making it through is Adapter and FKS. Adapter |
| 106s | has been a long time competitor going all the way back to Season X. |
| 110s | Both players have found success throughout the years, including grabbing |
| 114s | fourth place in major one. In the Last Chance Major. |
| 117s | their consistency throughout the games carried them to victory as well as |
| 121s | to Globals. |
| 123s | Now let's take a second to talk about |
| 125s | one of the most aggressive regions in competitive Fortnite: Brazil. |
| 129s | To kick it off, let's start with the Argentinian GOAT: K1ng. |
| 132s | From placing fifth at the 2019 World Cup to competing again |
| 135s | on an international stage three years later at the FNCS Invitational, |
| 140s | he's playing alongside Fazer, who has two titles |
| 143s | to his name and 15 FNCS finals appearances. |
| 146s | Having won Major Two, this titanic duo is going to make |
| 149s | an impact at the Global Championship. |
| 153s | Next is Talls and Fishy. |
| 154s | Having competed together in all three majors, this duo has chemistry. |
| 158s | After progressively improving, |
| 160s | they secured their spot at Global's in the Last Chance. |
| 163s | Major. |
| 165s | Now for the first Brazilian duo of the list PHzin |
| 168s | with the most first place, FNCS finals finishes of the region |
| 172s | alongside Quitoz, who is tied with K1ng for the most finals appearances. |
| 176s | They didn't have to wait long |
| 177s | to secure their spot at Global's qualifying as the champions of Major One. |
| 184s | Continuing with the Brazilian duos, Felipersa and Diguera couldn't |
| 187s | be left out. Having a combined earnings of almost a quarter of million dollars, |
| 192s | this duo is at the top in terms of experience on the Brazilian region. |
| 196s | Being their first time competing on an international stage. |
| 199s | They want nothing less than to be crowned champions. |
| 204s | Next is Frosty and Wey, veterans of the Brazil region |
| 207s | that they didn't team up until Major Three and when it came to their final |
| 211s | opportunity in the Last Chance Major, they came out fighting and placed third. |
| 215s | Booking their flights to the Global Championship. |
| 219s | With Gon Pingu, Nuti Gabzera and Stryker |
| 222s | and Azadasz all having qualified in Major Three with newly formed duos, |
| 226s | you know that these teams know how to adapt |
| 229s | and that is exactly what they will be focusing on at Global's |
| 232s | to be within range of taking home that trophy. |
| 235s | With eight Brazil and five Middle East duos qualifying, |
| 237s | this is the most representation we've seen from both regions |
| 240s | in any previous international Fortnight event of this caliber. |
| 243s | Will any of them have what it takes to be crowned champions? |
| 246s | Find out at the Global Championship October 13 through 15 in Copenhagen. |
| 251s | See you there. |