It has pushed some people away from these platforms and the latest example comes from TFue. The Fortnite pro and ex-Faze clan member is just 25 years old, but he’s been making content since 2014.

Turner “Tfue” Tenney is an American Twitch streamer/content creator and eSports player who shot to fame due to his Fortnite prowess. Tfue used to stream games such as Call of Duty, H1Z1 Battle ...

It was late Saturday night, well into the third session of North American qualification for Fortnite's Winter Royale, when Tfue was forced into hiding among the POI's signature cornstalks.

Tfue is one of the most popular names associated with the Fortnite gaming world. He joined the FaZe clan in 2018, and has since been involved in quite a few controversies, including the lawsuit ...

“Fortnite” streamer Turner “Tfue” Tenney wants to create his own ... and overall be free to change the face of gaming forever,” Jack Tenney said. “Faze refused to allow him to do ...

Tfue has sued gaming organization FaZe Clan, accusing them of being ‘grossly oppressive’ and allegedly taking up to 80 percent of his earnings. (LA County Courthouse) In the lawsuit Tfue ...

On Monday, professional Fortnite player Turner "Tfue" Tenney filed suit against esports organization FaZe Clan for allegedly limiting his ability to pursue his profession in violation of ...

The esports organization flatly denies the accusation that it took up to 80 percent of Tfue's winnings, claiming that it has not made any money off of Tfue's tournament winnings or revenue from ...

He’d go on to amass millions of followers on both platforms, eventually signing with the gaming collective Faze Clan in April 2018. That relationship was rocky, though. Tfue sued the ...