FaZe Clan’s Nate Hill and Funk win $10,000 Friday Fortnite on August 2 – highlights, recap, final placements

Albert Petrosyan

Week seven of the $10,000 Friday Fortnite competition wrapped up on August 2, with FaZe Clan‘s Nate Hill and Funk finishing in first place.

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For the second time in three tournaments, FaZe Clan’s Fortnite World Cup qualifying duo of Nate Hill and Funk have won Friday Fortnite, with this latest tournament being the third straight in which they made it to the grand final.

Below, you can find everything you need to know about today’s tournament, including a recap of the grand final, highlights of top plays, the final placements, a complete bracket, and more. 

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Grand Final recap and highlights

Having won the Winners Bracket, Nate Hill and Funk came into the grand final knowing they needed to only win one match, while their Team SoloMid opponents Myth and Zexrow had to win two consecutive. 

The first map started off in favor of FaZe, who played a very balanced game to take a 16-10 elimination lead going into map two. 

Nate Hill - TwitterNate Hill and Funk were two of six players who represented FaZe Clan at the Fortnite World Cup.
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Things got really interesting in the second map, as both Nate Hill and Funk went down towards the middle of the match, having just a four kill advantage at that point. 

With Zexrow getting taken out shortly afterwards, Myth was the only one of the four left alive, and had to try and get four eliminations to tie things up, and five to reset the bracket and force a second, winner-takes-all match. 

Unfortunately, a calculated risk went south for the TSM star, as he was taken out before he could get any kills, giving the FaZe pair their second Friday Fortnite victory as a duo. 

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Final placements for Friday Fortnite week seven

Here are the final list of placements for the August 2 running of Friday Fortnite. The overall $10,000 prize pool was split between the top three teams according to their final placement. 

Placement Team Prize Money
1 Nate Hill & Funk $6,000
2 TSM Myth & TSM Zexrow $3,000
3 NICKMERCS & SypherPK $1,000
4 Ghost Aydan & FaZe Swau
5-6 Ninja & SEN Bugha
5-6 LG Destroy & Ghost Assault
7-8 Ghost Kamo & Ghost Issa
7-8 FaZe Mongraal & FaZe Dubs
9-12 Typical Gamer & FaZe Thiefs
9-12 MSF Clix & Ghost Innocents
9-12 FaZe Replays & Nick Eh 30
9-12 FaZe H1ghsky1 & TSM Slappie
13-16 CouRage & Arkhram
13-16 FaZe Tenser & FaZe Kaz
13-16 FaZe Kay & FaZe Jarvis
13-16 BuckeFPS & Ewok
17-24 Dwarf_Mamba & MatthewEspinosa
17-24 David Meyler & MckyTV
17-24 Royalistiq & Thorben
17-24 LG Kiwiz & LG Formula
17-24 FaZe Cizzorz vs Ghost Bizzle
17-24 DJ Akademiks & GrandmaTeets
17-24 FaZe Bini & BigEX
17-24 NRG MrSavage & NRG Benjyfishy
25-32 DeadlySheWrote & ScummN
25-32 LG Gunfly & DANYANCAT
25-32 Nick28T & NepentheZ
25-32 MAD Ruski & 100T Ceice
25-32 LG Problem & AlexRamiGaming
25-32 DuckyTheGamer & MaddyNF
25-32 xQc & M0xy
25-32 Wubby & Ship

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Friday Fortnite bracket for week seven

Here is the completed version of the bracket from the August 2 tourney, including both the Winners and Losers Brackets. 

Friday Fortnite week seven highlight reel

Here are some of the best moments and top plays from this week’s Friday Fortnite tournament. 

FaZe Sway grabs triple-kill with Stink Bomb!

B.R.U.T.E.S debut in Friday Fortnite!

FaZe Replays with the slick edits and shots!

Nick Eh 30 with the merciless wipe!

Ninja and Bugha complete comeback to win their match!

Aydan teaches a class on how to win close-quarter fights!

FaZe Dubs shows off his incredible accuracy!

Ninja wins a gunfight… from the low ground!

TSM Myth and Zexrow’s aggressive push gets them to the Grand Final!

How does Friday Fortnite work?

Friday Fortnite is a weekly tournament that brings together some of the biggest content creators and pro players of the online gaming community, sometimes even featuring celebrities and athletes.

The tournament is double-elimination, and uses the exciting ‘total of two’ and ‘bot race’ format. In each round, the teams that get matched up queue into a public Squads lobby together, where they try to get as many eliminations as possible.

After two Squads matches, the team with the most combined eliminations gets to advance, while a third match is played if the two teams end up tied.

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About The Author

Albert is a former esports and gaming writer, focused particularly on Call of Duty and content creators. Spending over three years at Dexerto, Albert eventually now works with streamer NICKMERCS and the MFAM group. You can find Albert @AlbertoRavioli on Twitter.