Spain will have 4 players attending ESL Katowice later this week, we took a look at the players and their previous achievements, and a look at some of the people who did not get invited.

Spains 4 representatives will be MarkiLokuras & Ryux from Team Heretics and Xisma from Team Vodafone, who will be playing alongside LOLiTOFDEZ. The players have a total of 109,750 $ in earnings.

MarkiLokuras has a total of 50,350 $ in earnings, his earnings came from previously participating in Skirmish. MarkiLokuras will be the most experienced player in the partnership in terms of big tournaments, having participated in 6 big tournaments, with a 5th place as his best placement.

Ryux will be playing alongside Marki, having 5,100 $ in prize money, these came from Skirmish, where he was partnered up with Marki, so the pairing has a long-lasting duo relationship in regards of playing together, which will be one of the best things about the players. However, with the competition being this tough for the upcoming we do not expect them to win the event, we expect them to be fighting for the top 20.

The next duo in question is Xisma and LOLiTOFDEZ.
Xisma has total prize money earned from Fortnite being 26,750 $. Xisma will be the most experienced player of the duo in terms of participating in big tournaments, having played in 7 Skirmishes, where his best position yet has been the 6th place with Secret Domentos.

LOLiTOFDEZ will by many people be called a “content creator” but the impact he has had on Fortnite is truly amazing, being one of the top Spanish streamers and having earnings from Fortnite on 50,350 $, which makes him one of the most successful Spanish players. This means he has some great skill as well, even though people consider him to be a “content creator” he has shown us that he can be able to create content and great gameplay at the same time. Not to mention the impact he is having on the scene, by recently making a 25,000 $ tournament. However, with previous skirmish winners, they are gonna get a hard time, and we expect them to compete against the other Spanish duo within the top 20.

There are also some good players who did not get to attend the event, with players such as Vorwenn and the Team Queso squad missing out. But as this an invitational, it seems like Epic has focused on taking the top performers from the previous Skirmish and inviting them, which means Vorwenn with his 22nd place did not make the cut. Also the TQ Players, we know feel like they could have been there, but as their achievements came through non-epic hosted events, that could be the reason. Although look out for these in the future!