Ajerss

Aidan "Ajerss" Bernero began his journey in the world of esports as a teenager - and by the age of 19, he had already achieved impressive results. He was born on November 19, 2005 in the United States, and it was here that his meteoric career began, which brought him more than $371,000 in prize money in just 103 tournaments. In a short time, Ajerss went from a young enthusiast to one of the most stable and recognizable Fortnite players. He entered the top 130 among all American esports players by total income and occupies 830th place in the world ranking.

• 2023 was his most profitable year, earning over $166,000, almost half of his total prize money.
• He first won a large sum in 2019, when he was only 13 years old — that was his start.
• By the age of 17, he had already surpassed the $330,000 mark, which is almost 90% of his total earnings at that time.

• 1st place and $75,000 at FNCS: Major 3 2023 (NA Grand Finals) — the biggest win of his career.
• 2nd place at DreamHack San Diego 2023 with a prize of $12,500.
• Regular top-5 in FNCS in different seasons — his consistency commands respect even from the most experienced players.

Ajerss has earned all of his prize money exclusively in Fortnite — no other disciplines. He has played for teams such as G2 Esports, Fnatic, and Fusion, but has spent most of his career as an independent player, which makes his success even more impressive.

• Prize record in one tournament: $75,000 for first place.
• Before he turned 18, Ajerss had earned $333,610 by participating in 88 tournaments.
• He crossed the 100,000 mark back in 2021, taking 8th place in the FNCS: Grand Royale.

At the moment, Ajerss is not just a participant in major tournaments, but a name that is well known in the Fortnite community. And, judging by his progress, he still has many high-profile victories and big prizes ahead of him.