Renown streamer Ninja didn't qualify for this year's Fornite World Cup

Ninja won't be participating in this year's Fortnite World Cup tournament after being knocked out of both solo and duo brackets. Richard "Ninja" Blevins announced on Twitter he will not be able to play but will be attending in some form. In the duo matches, Ninja was teamed up with Malachi "Reverse2k" Greine, and the pair managed to bag 64 points after a rocky start. Even after attempting to pull it around, they were still shy of what was required to qualify for the finals.

The Fortnite World Cup will take place on July 26 - 28 at the Arthur Ashe Stadium in New York, U.S. with a prize pool of $30 million.

Team Liquid partners up with Marvel

Team Liquid

Team Liquid announced a new partnership with Marvel, which will see Disney's subsidiary enter the industry for the first time. This partnership will include Team Liquid players wearing Avengers-themed jerseys at "certain events." As reported by Forbes, these jerseys would include Captain America, Iron Man, Avengers Endgame, and a Team Liquid x Marvel logo shirt. The partnership launched during the EU vs. NA Rift Rivals League of Legends tournament.

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