Lxp Valiant is on its way to the Fortnite Worlds in Dallas!
After brilliantly excelling in the previous edition by reaching 3rd place at the 2023 World Cup with player Nikola “Trulex” Trudulj, this time it is the two new French recruits of the Lxp Valiant 2024 team, Alexandre “Andilex” Christophe and Mickael “Seyyto” Huet, who qualify for the Fortnite World Championships published by Epic Games.
Andilex , whose full name is Alexandre Christophe, 21 years old, began his career on Fortnite in 2019.
Of French origin, his main role is that of a “fragger” or “killer”. This means it’s very effective at eliminating other players on the map.
He’s renowned for his construction and fighting skills, which give him the edge in confrontations.
Andilex is often seen actively pursuing enemies, engaging them in close-quarters combat, and taking them out quickly.
Seyyto, 16, started his career on Fortnite in 2022.
Of French origin, he also plays the role of “fragger” or “killer”. Like Andilex, Seyyto is known for his exceptional fighting skills and aggressiveness on the map.
His style of play is often focused on actively seeking out enemies, engaging in close combat and searching for frags.
Seyyto is able to build quickly and efficiently in clashes, allowing him to gain an advantage over his opponents.
After a mixed first session by finishing 45th out of 50, the two players made a historic comeback thanks to their determination and their coaching teams.
They then achieved the best performance in the second session and managed to climb to 5th position, thus securing their place for the World Cup in front of tens of thousands of viewers on Twitch!
They will therefore participate in the 2024 edition of the Fortnite World Cup which will take place at the Dickies Arena (14,000 seats) in Dallas in September, with the heavy responsibility of being the only French duo present at the competition to date.
An exceptional opportunity for Lxp Valiant to proudly represent his country in front of millions of viewers around the world and hundreds of thousands in France.