Fortnite Global Championship 2026: Results, Final Scoreboard, Prize Pool, and More

The Fortnite FNCS Global Championship 2026 has concluded, and some of the best players from around the world faced off to win a share of the $2,000,000 prize pool. What began in April earlier this year saw thousands of players go through the gauntlet, which included two Majors and a LAN event. Out of that, only 100 of the very best made it to the finals.

As compared to FNCS Global Championship 2025, which was Trios, the format was reworked into a Duos setting. The 50 teams from Europe, NA Central, NA West, Brazil, Asia, the Middle East, and Oceania battled it out for a chance to be crowned FNCS Champions for 2026. Now that the FNCS Globals 2026 is finally over, find out who took the big prize and the final scoreboard and prize pool.

FNCS Globals 2026 Results and Final Scoreboard

Swizzy and Pixie were crowned the champions for the Fortnite Global Championship 2026. The winning duo took home the FNCS 2026 Trophy, The Axe of Champions, and $400,000 cash.

Swizzy became the first Fortnite player in the world to be a back-to-back FNCS champion as he also grabbed the trophy in the FNCS 2025 season with Merstach and Queasy in trios format.

The duo of Swizzy and Pixie put up an impressive performance against other regional champs, and across the 2-day LAN they recorded the following stats to boast about:

• Victory Royales: 1
• Eliminations: 39
• Damage Dealt: 18,455
• Damage Ratio: 1.02
• Avg. Place: 13.42
• Avg. Elims: 3.25

Furthermore, the race for the top three was so close, by a narrow margin of four points, but it was Swizzy and Pixie who got the FNCS 2026 crown.

Here’s how the final scoreboard looked for FNCS Globals 2026:

Fortnite Global Championship 2026 Venue, Format, and Schedule

The Fortnite Global Championship 2026 was hosted at the Lotto Arena in Antwerp, Belgium, from September 26 to September 27. The Globals took place from 10 AM to 3:30 PM ET (4 PM to 9:30 PM CET) each day.

Participants played six Battle Royale Duos matches each day, totalling 12 matches over both days. Teams earned points based on placement and eliminations in every match. The cumulative points across both days determined the final leaderboard placement, which decided the winner of the FNCS Globals 2026.

That said, “Game 1” started at 11 AM ET (5 PM CEST) on both days, and after three Games there is an intermission of 20 minutes. The last three Games were played thereafter, following which Day 1 comes to an end. To know more about the schedule and timing, you can check out our Fortnite FNCS Global Championship 2026 countdown timer.

It’s highly unlikely that there are going to be changes to this schedule, as it has been planned months in advance. Besides, with Fortnitemares 2026 release on October 1, Epic Games can’t have any delays, as events are going to overlap.

Full Fortnite Global Championship 2026 Roster and Prize Pool

Participating Teams in FNCS Globals 2026

As mentioned, there were a total of 50 Duos that competed at Lotto Arena in Antwerp, Belgium, with the majority of them being from Europe and NA Central. Here is the list of all of the teams who participated in Fortnite FNCS Global Championship 2026:

Europe (21)

• vic0, Malibuca
• Shxrk, t3eny
• Sky, Scroll
• SwizzY, Pixie
• Darm, demus
• Syaaz, Scaryy
• Focus, Th0masHD
• Tjino, PabloWingu
• Chap, Flickzy
• Charyy, Kami
• Cr1nge, Twi
• IDrop, Ghonzo
• Velo, Zynox
• Rax, JannisZ
• Tidi, Julle
• Fant, Hlechis
• Nebs, Nxthan
• Pixx, Firen
• Momsy, Seyyto
• Huty, F1shy
• Izzi, Nociff

NA Central (14)

• Peterbot, Pollo
• Acorn, Boltz
• Kingaling, Kraez
• Reet, Cooper
• Shadow, Vergo
• Golden, Ozone
• Ritual, Cold
• Muz, Rise
• Higgs, Curve
• Ajers, Veno
• Josh, Eomzo
• Clix, Rapid
• Hcube, Encrypted
• Slepzi, Wagers

NA West (3)

• EpikWhale, PXMP
• Phoenix, Retro
• Ark, Khanada

Brazil (3)

• Diguera, Mack
• Lewa, Romero
• Randu, Grx

Asia (3)

• Yuma, Koyota
• Minipiyo, FuuKun
• Rura, Pinq

Middle East (3)

• Howly, 1Lusha
• 5AALD, 27Q8
• Mshary, SaLva

Oceania (3)

• Resignz, Tinka
• Solvey, Sazerz
• Phazma, Crusades

Prize Pool Distribution FNCS Globals 2026

Epic Games revealed how the $2,000,000 prize pool was going to be distributed for teams based on their placement. The top five teams walked away with a very generous amount, while the rest had to make do with their winnings. Here’s a look at the prize pool distribution for the Fortnite FNCS Global Championship 2026.

• 1st: $400,000
• 2nd: $240,000
• 3rd: $160,000
• 4th: $120,000
• 5th: $100,000
• 6th: $80,000
• 7th: $70,000
• 8th: $60,000
• 9th: $50,000
• 10th: $40,000
• 11th: $38,000
• 12th: $36,000
• 13th: $34,000
• 14th: $32,000
• 15th: $30,000
• 16th: $28,000
• 17th: $26,000
• 18th: $24,000
• 19th: $22,000
• 20th: $20,000
• 21st – 25th: $18,000
• 26th – 30th: $16,000
• 31st – 35th: $14,000
• 36th – 40th: $12,000
• 41st – 45th: $10,000
• 46th – 50th: $8,000

The winners also got the glorious FNCS trophy and the Axe of Champions in their Fortnite locker. This pickaxe is exclusive to them and is impossible to obtain until Epic decides to release it in the Fortnite Item Shop.

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