Rowan Carter (ImTheRDog) Challenges Bugha for his Fortnite World Cup Title!!
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I, Hudson Williams, AKA ManlyBunzz, have recently discovered that Rowan Carter has challenged Bugha for his Fortnite World Cup Title! Bugha has chosen to accept because he thinks he will destroy Rowan because he sits on the game all day and never leaves the house. If Rowan wants to match Bugha's skills, Rowan will have to attend online Fortnite lessons if Rowan wants to have a chance of beating Bugha. Rowan cannot leave his room or his gaming chair and he has to have food delivered to him and also G Fuel delivered to him, because the fuel you need for video games are junk food and G Fuel. We already know that Rowan also never leaves the house and is anti-social so this shouldn't be a problem for him. Bugha is already prepared because he has been on this schedule for forever. I believe that Bugha has not left his room or his gaming chair in 3 years and Rowan 1.5 years because they're both video game masters. We interviewed Bugha and we asked him what it takes to be the best Fornite player in the world and this was his response. "What it takes to be the best Fornite player in the world is, you CANNOT leave your room, you have to be on the video games 24/7 or you will not be good enough for the video games. You have to eat junk food and drink G Fuel for every meal. You cannot have anything else or it will ruin your skill during your video game time. That's all you need. But Rowan Carter will never beat me ever at my video games." We don't know that Rowan will win, but it will be a good 1v1. Watch this go down live on the video game channel on YouTube on May 23rd, 2021. Good luck to you Video Games Carter.
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