Swizzy and Pixie, representing HavoK, won the Fortnite Global Championship 2026 in Belgium, topping 49 other duos to claim the $400,000 grand prize from a $2 million prize pool.

The duo secured 525 points with 39 eliminations and an average placement of 13.42 over 12 matches, and their only win came in round 10.

They finished 32 points ahead of the second-place duo, Shxrk and t3eny/decimating the rest of the field, underscoring the importance of consistency.

Swizzy became the first Fortnite esports player to win back-to-back Global Championships, following his 2025 Globals victory in France in a trio with Merstach and Queasy.

Pixie previously finished second in FNCS 2025, making the 2026 win a significant rebound for the duo.

As part of the prize, the champions earned in-game Axe of Champions pickaxes, a rare Fortnite cosmetic.

Swizzy and Pixie’s triumph helped the team claim the top spot for HavoK, contributing to their rising status in the competitive scene.

The FNCS 2026 Global Championship in Belgium drew peak viewership of more than 875,000, ranking it among the most-watched events in Fortnite history.

The event introduced a new format with 50 duos from seven regions, up from 33 trios in previous years, with winners determined by total points across 12 matches.

The championship’s total viewership exceeded 5.3 million hours, with notable declines year over year in both average viewers and total watch time.

English was the leading broadcast language, with Twitch as the primary platform and YouTube also contributing a significant share of hours watched.