Marksman and Wildcat Shock Some Big Names to Win NerdOut’s Little & Large Fortnite Tournament – Final Placements

NerdOut’s “Little & Large” Fortnite Battle Royale tournament has come to a close with Marksman and Wildcat defeating SoaR Makz and i2ocx in the Grand Final.

The popularity of competitive Fortnite Battle Royale tournaments has blown up in recent weeks, with the likes of Daniel ‘KEEMSTAR’ Keem’s “Friday Fortnite” tournaments pulling in hundreds of thousands of viewers every week.

June 24th saw yet another competition pop up as NerdOut’s “Little & Large” tournament took place. Using the same 2 vs. 2 kill based format as the KEEMSTAR tournaments, the Little & Large tournament pitted some of the biggest content creators against smaller streamers and YouTubers.

Fans also had the opportunity to play in the tournament via a contest that granted them entry, but in the end it was some of the most high profile stars that ruled supreme.

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Marksman and Wildcat, two of the most popular Fortnite content creators, defeated SoaR Makz and i2ocx in the Grand Final after playing through a nine hour bracket.

This was the first time that the two players had competed in a competition like this but they seemed to be at ease as they took down some of their more experienced opponents.

NerdOut and Yoyo took third place while TSM’s Camill’s and HighDistortion rounded out the top four. Tyler ‘Ninja’ Blevins fans were left disappointed after the incredibly popular streamer was eliminated in 13th – 16th with his teammate Symfuhny but Spacelyon and 72hrs struggled even more, finishing in 25th – 32nd place.

The final placements from NerdOut’s Little & Large tournament can be found below.