Martin Foss “MrSavage” Anderson Joins 100 Thieves

Martin Foss Andreson, better known online as MrSavage is a gamer and a YouTuber well known for playing Fortnite. MrSavage seems to be everywhere in Fortnite when it comes to international competition. He qualified for the Fortnite World Cup, both in Solos and Duos, and has won numerous online tournaments. Martin began his career by signing with Public Enemy and soon his performance was noticed by NRG. On January 31, 2019 Martin became a member of NRG eSports. He is also known for being one of the youngest competitive Fortnite players collaborating with other young competitive players such as Mongraal, Mitr0, and benjyfishy.

Martin Anderson recently joined 100 Thieves. On February 10 Martin left his previous organization NRG Esports which came as a surprise to the Fortnitecommunity. MrSavage had previously made a name for himself under the North American organization. 100 Thieves has added one of the best Fortniteplayers in the world to its organization and he’s only 15 years old. The official 100 Thieves Twitter account released an announcement stating that they have signed MrSavage. The four-minute feature focuses on the new 100T member, who goes over his career and expresses his excitement over joining 100 Thieves.

Andersen conquered Dreamhack Anaheim with a record-breaking 400 points, claiming first place for 100 Thieves. The young Fortnite player fought through three stages of Dreamhack Anaheim Fortnite Open and around 400 other players. MrSavage’s victory came down to the final game. MrSavage’s win at Dreamhack was groundbreaking for his career. Not only did he break the point record, but he also, at his very first tournament with a brand new organization, took home first prize.

Not many Fortnite followers will argue with the sentiment that MrSavage is one of the best players across the globe. His achievements speak for themselves with multiple noteworthy offline and online placements. 

MrSavage found himself a new home with one of Esports’ most prominent organizations.