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| 0s | What is up Fortnite fam, look- the global championships are creeping up on us. |
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| 5s | They’re just around the corner, and if you ain't been paying attention, |
| 9s | the EU region has the most players competing of any of the other regions. |
| 14s | So who better than myself and Miniminer to give you the rundown |
| 17s | of what is going to be an EU packed weekend. |
| 20s | Well Leven, there are 26 EU teams that will be appearing at the FNCS |
| 25s | Global Championships. |
| 26s | Let's talk about just some of those teams |
| 28s | and why they have what it takes to lift that trophy. |
| 32s | Tayson & Merstach have led the way this year, being the first team in Europe |
| 35s | to qualify for the Global Championships, and they haven't let up |
| 38s | since that first place finish in Major 1 at the start of this year. |
| 42s | The combination of Tayson’s GOAT status IGL-ing, and Merstach’s |
| 45s | world class fragging is one everyone in the lobby should fear. |
| 50s | Th0masHD and Malibuca are the best duo to have never done it. |
| 53s | With both players being regarded as two of the most talented on the region. |
| 57s | It's a surprise that they’re yet to win an FNCS. |
| 59s | Now though in front of a home crowd, What better time for Thomas |
| 64s | to make it his first? |
| 67s | Queasy and |
| 67s | Veno reached the highest of highs any duo has ever reached in FNCS history |
| 72s | after their legendary Major 2 grand finals win. |
| 75s | They have spent the majority of this year being considered |
| 78s | the best duo in the world, |
| 79s | and they will be looking to make the Globals their crowning moment. |
| 83s | The FNCS Invitational champions, Kami and Setty, are here |
| 87s | and looking to again make their mark on this LAN competition, |
| 91s | no matter the meta, These two have always got something genius up their sleeve |
| 95s | and I can't wait to see what they cook up for Globals. |
| 99s | Vanyak3k and Karmy are big game |
| 101s | players, and they showed that when they qualified in major 2 |
| 105s | and with the Global Championships here be on the lookout for these guys |
| 109s | because at any moment an electric clutch performance is on the way. |
| 114s | Qualifying through Major 2 was Gripey and Flickzy. |
| 117s | The Germans are two of Europe's biggest grinders |
| 119s | and will definitely put in the work to make it to the top. |
| 122s | For them, consistent games will make the difference at Globals. |
| 125s | Idrop and Mappi shocked the world |
| 128s | and the region with their performances to qualify during Major 2, |
| 131s | and they'll be ready to do it again come championship Sunday. |
| 134s | The battle for height is always more fun with these guys in the lobby. |
| 139s | Pinq and Vico are one of the most interesting duos |
| 141s | in the region and are a personal favorite of mine as well. |
| 145s | And coming into globals they are a very rare example of a team where both players |
| 149s | have actually experienced winning major LAN events in the past. |
| 153s | They'll be looking to take that experience and turn it into win in Copenhagen. |
| 158s | Two names that are a staple of the European region are Snayzy and Podasai. |
| 161s | With Snayzy |
| 163s | having played at the World Cup solo finals, he'll be looking to use |
| 166s | all of that LAN experience alongside Podasai to help get France back on top. |
| 171s | It wouldn't be a Fortnite LAN without MrSavage, now, would it? |
| 175s | Paired up with Vadeal, This duo has always had a huge amount of hype |
| 178s | from their Many fans around the world. |
| 180s | Just missing out on qualifying through Major 3, but dominating |
| 184s | the Last Chance Major shows that this duo has the resilience to make |
| 188s | it all the way. |
| 190s | Jannisz and Rezon are a duo |
| 191s | with ample experience and FNCS winning pedigree under their belts. |
| 195s | Despite that, they had to battle their way through the Last Chance Major |
| 198s | to make it to the Global Championships. |
| 200s | This duo started the year off incredibly strongly in Major 1, |
| 204s | so let's see if they can rekindle that same success at Globals. |
| 209s | The double Danish duo of Stenno and Liwshe |
| 211s | will be looking to make their dream a reality on home turf. |
| 215s | This duo came together |
| 216s | in Chapter two, Season six and have been nearly inseparable since. |
| 219s | With the support from the home fans |
| 221s | and the trust in each other so ingrained in their history, |
| 224s | this will be a magical storyline if all goes well for them. |
| 228s | Now that was a lot of teams and that was just a taste of what's to come at Globals. |
| 232s | There are still plenty of teams that we didn't mention |
| 235s | that are also looking incredibly strong. |
| 237s | Now Leven, I need to ask you, do you think EU can go back to back? |
| 241s | Come on, Miniminer, You already know my answer to that. |
| 244s | But for the lovely people watching, |
| 246s | if you want to find out whether or not EU can do it, |
| 249s | you gotta watch the Global Championships. |
| 251s | October 13th through to 15th, See you there. |