NEW YORK -- A 16-year-old is now a millionaire after he won the first Fortnite World Cup. Kyle "Bugha" Giersdorf went home to Pennsylvania with a $3 million prize for winning the solo competition.

It’s about time you finally started seeing some real recognition for your exemplary Fortnite skills. That’s why you should be signing up for the Fortnite World Cup. Launching in 2019, the tournament ...

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For a few days at least, Kyle Giersdorf isn't going to be hassled for spending so much time playing video games. The 16-year-old known as "Bugha" to gamers, came away with $3 million Sunday in the ...