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| 0s | What's up Fortnite Fam! The Global Championship duos have been decided. |
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| 4s | And I'm going to give you the rundown |
| 6s | of what OCE is bringing to the international stage. |
| 10s | Kicking things off with a top tier team that will be making their presence |
| 13s | known at Global's. With back to back grand finals wins in Major one |
| 18s | and Major two, Suns and Anon on are known for their ability |
| 22s | to be consistent while also picking up eliminations. |
| 25s | In all 24 games of grand finals across major one and two, |
| 29s | they only failed to pick up an elimination in one of those games. |
| 34s | Expect this duo to be going into Global's looking to continue that consistency. |
| 39s | Making their way through major two was Sorif and Skits. |
| 42s | With Sorif being one of the most experienced players on the region |
| 45s | qualifying for every one of the 18 grand finals so far, |
| 49s | Pairing up with Skits who's considered one of the best controller players in OCE, |
| 54s | This is a very exciting duo. |
| 56s | As long as their duo synergy is on top form, |
| 58s | they'll be expected to have a successful Global Championships. |
| 62s | First to qualify through Major three was Repulse and Jace, |
| 66s | an impressive showing from a duo |
| 67s | That only teamed up at the beginning of Chapter four, Season three. |
| 71s | Keep an eye out for this duo at the Global Championships as they show us |
| 75s | what they can do against the world's best. |
| 78s | Just missing out on first place in major three, |
| 81s | but claiming a spot at the Global Championships was Alex and worthy. |
| 85s | With Alex having experience from the FNCS Invitational last year |
| 89s | and also being regarded as one of OCE's most promising talents, |
| 93s | Both him and Worthy will be looking to make waves in October. |
| 97s | One of the closest finishes in the OCE region this year |
| 101s | Was in the Last Chance Major, where Gazer and River managed to secure themselves |
| 105s | a spot at the Global Championships with their game six clutch. For a duo |
| 110s | That only came together at the beginning of Major three |
| 113s | Their performances so far have been incredibly consistent |
| 116s | and it's going to be amazing to see this duo go head to head |
| 119s | against the best from all over the world. |
| 122s | All those teams aren't going to have an easy battle bus |
| 125s | ride though, with 8 amazing duos coming from the Asia region. |
| 129s | After an exciting display at the Fortnite Invitational, |
| 131s | Zagou and Pepo have since joined forces |
| 134s | and will be Asia's major one Representatives at the Global Championship. |
| 138s | With some international experience already under their belt, |
| 140s | This duo is sure to create some buzz and showcase the development |
| 143s | of the region's high eliminations playstyle. |
| 147s | Next up, Yuma and Jaemon, |
| 148s | two players who both managed to qualify for every grand finals this chapter. |
| 152s | But their clutch performance |
| 153s | In major two to beat out the reigning FNCS champs of their region indicates |
| 157s | that this team is only aiming for the top and Globals will be no different. |
| 162s | Knowing that their region is sometimes overlooked, |
| 164s | Boby and Larkpex are determined to prove that aggressive box fight |
| 167s | heavy gameplay is a valid tactic for securing wins on a global scale. |
| 171s | They completely dominated Asia's major three grand finals and are hoping to carry |
| 175s | some of that momentum with them to Copenhagen. |
| 178s | Another duo that punched their ticket to the Global Championship, |
| 181s | a major three from Asia, |
| 182s | is Stain and Daydus, having just teamed up at the start of Chapter four, |
| 186s | Their constant improvement in placements throughout each major grand finals |
| 189s | suggests that this team has great |
| 191s | potential when it comes to adaptability at a competitive level. |
| 195s | Despite Asia building a label as a region of fraggers, Mkmkpapa |
| 199s | and Shelom are breaking the mould |
| 201s | and instead keeping their gameplay more centralized around smart rotations |
| 204s | and good positioning to yield four solid placements in end game lobbies. |
| 208s | Definitely keep an eye out for these two |
| 209s | as they're primed to sneak up on the leaderboards at Globals. |
| 212s | Lastly Dog and Raru, Cl4x and Wicx3sy |
| 216s | and Zazi and Aim all duked it out |
| 217s | for the final three regional spots for Asia at the Global Championship, |
| 221s | with only eight teams present much like the OCE teams these |
| 224s | Asia duos fully understand how important it is |
| 227s | to remind the rest of the world that sometimes less is more. |
| 230s | Every region wants to win, but only one team can actually walk away victorious. |
| 235s | Find out who at FNCS Global Championship. |
