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Top 10 Most Watched eSports Streamers 3

Posted on January 28, 2021 by Cathrine Finch

Whether you want to watch the latest CSGO tournament or just try your luck in Rainbow Six Siege betting, you will use a streaming service, and that service will be offered by a “streamer”. You can think of them as the hosts of TV channels. They will interpret the content you see on the screen and will also give you information that will be really useful if they are good at their job. As you can imagine, streaming has become very popular, and there are thousands of streamers doing this job. So, who are the most-watched ones? Which top-tier streamers do other viewers prefer to watch their content with? We have listed the most-watched esports streamers according to the number of views for you below.

Tfue

Followed By 8,628,375 people
Total Viewers 224,000,000
Viewers Per Hour 30,680

His real name is Turner Ellis Tenney, and he was born on January 2, 1998. He is an American esports player and lives in Florida. He has been actively playing video games since 2014 and is known as one of the best Fortnite players in the world. As a matter of fact, he joined the FaZe clan for a period and competed in Fortnite tournaments organized around the world. Turner has never gone to school and was homeschooled. Twitch has suspended his account multiple times due to racial slurs, and he has ongoing lawsuits with the FaZe clan. In other words, it’s possible to say that he is the “bad boy”.

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    • Archie Griffin: 2-Time Heisman Winner
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      Archie Griffin

      The Sports Then and Now Vintage Athlete of the Month is the only football player ever to capture college football’s top individual award twice.

      As a star running back for the Ohio State Buckeyes, Archie Griffin claimed the Heisman Trophy during his junior season in 1974 and then was able to repeat the honor the following season.

      Griffin joined the Buckeyes for the 1972 season, which happened to be the first in which freshmen were eligible to play varsity football, and made an immediate impact. After fumbling in his only carry of his first game, Griffin more than made up for it in his second game by rushing for 237 yards against North Carolina. By the end of the season, Griffin had rushed for 867 yards.

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