HavoK by Vitality, featuring Pixie and SwizzY, won the Fortnite Champion Series 2026 – Global Championship
At the conclusion of the Fortnite Champion Series 2026 - Global Championship, the duo of Egor “SwizzY” Luchko and Wilmer “Pixie” Yuriannder earned the most points, securing first place.
Under the tournament format, participants played six maps over two days on LAN. Points were awarded based on their results, and these points determined the final standings.
After playing 12 maps, the Russian-Swedish duo proved to be the most successful, earning 525 points. Their closest competitors, Aurora Gaming and BIG, scored 523 and 521 points, respectively. HvK made it into the top four three times and won the 10th match, where the team managed to eliminate 12 opponents.
SwizzY became world champion for the second year in a row—last year, his trio emerged as the strongest. Pixie took silver then, representing Team HavoK.
HavoK by Vitality Roster
- Yegor “SwizzY” Luchko;
- Wilmer “Pixie” Yurianeder.
Prize Pool Breakdown
- 1st place — SwizzY and Pixie (HavoK by Vitality, $400,000);
- 2nd place — shxrk and t3eny (Aurora Gaming, $240,000);
- 3rd place — Malibuca and vic0 (BIG, $160,000);
- 4th place — Rapid and Clix (Twisted Minds and XSET, $120,000);
- 5th place — Scroll and Sky (All Gamers Global, $100,000);
- 6th place — Cr1nge and Twi (XP42 Esports, $80,000);
- 7th place — Tjino and PabloWingu (HavoK by Vitality, $70,000);
- 8th place — yuma and Koyota (ZETA DIVISION, $60,000);
- 9th place — Demus and Darm (T1, $50,000);
- 10th place — Curve and Higgs (XSET, $40,000).
The Fortnite Champion Series 2026 - Global Championship took place in Antwerp, Belgium, from September 26 to 27. Fifty teams participated in the competition, which had a prize pool of $2 million. Before the competition began, Japan’s Riv withdrew from the tournament; Vladislav “Howly” Korobkin (FLC Clan) and Ilnar “Hlechis” Shangareev (HYLND) encountered visa issues, which prevented them from participating.
Photo: BLAST.
