Clone

While not much is known about the identity of the player behind the nickname Clone (sometimes known as Clxne) — even his date of birth remains unknown — he has already made a name for himself in the Fortnite scene. Representing Spain, Clone has been a regular in tournaments and has steadily increased his achievements in the competitive scene. To date, Clone has earned $14,969.62 in prize money from 14 tournaments. Almost two-thirds of that has come from online tournaments, where he has collected $10,000, with the remaining $4,969.62 coming from offline events. Prize money by year:

• 2024 — $10,425 (most successful year of his career, including top 3 in FNCS: Major 3 — Middle East)
• 2023 — $3,019.62
• 2022 — $1,525

Clone started his journey modestly, but his progress became noticeable in 2024: participation in the FNCS Global Championship, Cash Cups and local events brought him both prize money and recognition. While Clone spent most of his career as an independent player ($14,744.62 of the total), he also briefly played under the KPI Gaming tag, earning $225 there. Highest prize money result - $5,500 for 3rd place at FNCS: Major 3 2024 - Grand Finals (Middle East). This tournament was a turning point, as this result alone accounted for almost 37% of his total prize money. Also worth noting are his performances:

• At the FNCS 2024 World Championship, where he placed top 64 and earned $4,000.
• At DreamHack Valencia 2023, where Clone finished second, earning $969.62.
• As well as regular cashes in the Cash Cup and Elite Cup series since 2022.

Clone is not yet among the top players in the world rankings, but his steady growth, participation in key Fortnite tournaments, and good results make him a promising player in the European scene. And given his participation in global events, it is possible that he will soon rise in the international tables.