SypherPK talks joining Red Bull Gaming, his experience at the Pro-AM and getting in 46 pushups against Nick Eh 30

With the Pro-AM coming to an end, the legendary Fortnite content creator, SypherPK, announced his official signing to Red Bull Gaming. The popular creator shared with us at esports.gg his future with Red Bull Gaming and how he hopes to not only elevate his brand, but Red Bull's brand, too.

With a creator as big as SypherPK, you always have to question just what he has next in mind for his career in content. From Fortnite to fitness, this legendary creator has made quite a name for himself, even building an entire creator studio called Oni Studios.

And now, he is officially signed to Red Bull Gaming alongside Fortnite legends such as Mongraal and MrSavage.

"I'm most proud to bring the face of Fortnite content to the Red Bull team," said SypherPK in an exclusive interview with esports.gg. "We have a few players that offer a more competitive approach (MrSavage and Mongraal), but when it comes to spectacles and content that people return to watch every month, that is what I bring to the table."

With 7.2 million followers on Twitch and 10.5 million on YouTube, SypherPK is no stranger to making content the people want to see. Since his early days in streaming, the creator has constantly been providing people with insights into different games, especially Fortnite.

But one of the biggest questions lately is what exactly is Red Bull's plan with pulling in all of these different Fortnite creators?

It is no secret that Red Bull Gaming has put a huge focus on the Fortnite community recently. The organization recently signed MrSavage and Mongraal, two legendary Fortnite pros, and now has signed SypherPK. But why? Where did this sudden interest in Fortnite come from?

"Red Bull's goal has always been to create things that people will talk about," said SypherPK. "They want to create things that other brands won't create and do the unimaginable."

Already, with their Fortnite creator, MrSavage, Red Bull Gaming helped the competitor break the world record for farthest-away Fortnite frag, as MrSavage got an elimination while staring through a telescope at a screen across mountain tops in Norway.

"When it comes to me and Red Bull, we are already plotting some pretty crazy things. I have made some very cool video ideas. There are quite a few limitations to the specific content I want to create with just a one-man team, but Red Bull has access to different athletes, areas and opportunities. There are a lot of crazy things they can bring to the table."

Then, SypherPK hinted at a future idea: "I already know they are going to have me jumping out of a plane at some point."

The future is incredibly bright with SypherPK joining Red Bull Gaming, especially with his willingness to try new styles of intense content.

Fortnite's 2025 Pro-AM recently concluded. The massive tournament featured 50 teams, all with one pro and one amateur. These amateurs were all professional content creators, including names like Nick Eh 30, CourageJD and of course, SypherPK.

The event was held in Los Angeles, California, and it was competed through a series of Fortnite Reload matches. SypherPK and his duo, Moxie, ended in 19th place in the tournament.

"My favorite part of the Fortnite Pro-AM was being able to play in a live environment," said SypherPK. "You can hear the energy. You can hear the crowd. Fans are screaming and cheering your name. It is a very different kind of experience."

With some of the biggest names in Fortnite taking the stage during the Pro-AM, the game saw one of its biggest turnouts ever for a live event.

"It makes me see what it must be like to be a professional sports player, but instead, we are here playing Fortnite in front of thousands of people."

SypherPK also expressed his appreciation for being able to share a practice room with so many great creators such as Lachlan, CourageJD, MrSavage, Ali-A and more.

One of the central events at the Fortnite Pro-Am was the pushup faceoff between Nich Eh 30 and SypherPK. While the two got a crazy amount of pushups in, Nick Eh 30 ended up winning by one more: 47.

"So, the internet went out for a bit during the event, which was obviously very unfortunate," said SypherPK when asked how the pushup contest between him and Nick Eh 30 came to be. "The casters were doing what they could to entertain the crowd, but then Nick, Courage and I had the idea of taking over and entertaining the crowd."

This is where the idea of doing a pushup contest came to be, as everyone in the scene knows that both SypherPK and Nick Eh 30 are heavily into fitness. Not only did they compete against one another, however, but CourageJD even took the mic to cast the competition.

"I did end up losing to Nick by one. He is an absolute beast, but I did manage to pull off 46 pushups, which I am very proud of. I'm sure he (Nick) had five or six more left, though."

The event ended up pulling in tens of thousands of viewers at home, too, making it one of Fortnite's best events yet.

With so many exciting opportunities in the future, SypherPK has an incredibly bright road ahead of him.

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