Rank | Ken “Ken” Hoang | Score | |
100 | Main(s) | Marth | 6.526 |
Region: | SoCal | ||
Tourney Results | 49th at EVO 2013 | ||
Summary: | |||
The legendary “King of Smash” who created the blueprint for Marth players today. He was known for his great mindgames and the infamous “Ken Combo”, a series of aerials that would climax with a down-air, sending his opponents to their doom. He hasn’t played too much in recent years, but now has his own show on VGBootcamp’s twitch channel. | |||
|
Rank | Jason “PKMVodka” Kirk | Score | |
99 | Main(s) | Marth | 6.576 |
Region: | Canada | ||
Tourney Results | High placings at various Locals | ||
Summary: | |||
PKM Vodka has gone under the radar in most of the world, but has had an impressive string of tournament performances in Montreal, beating out several top players including Kage, Weon-X, and Diakonos. He’s slept on because of his lack of nationals, but bet on him being at least top 50 by next year if he continues to perform. | |||
|
Rank | Christoffer “Vist” Harting | Score | |
98 | Main(s) | Luigi | 6.583 |
Region: | Maryland/Virginia | ||
Tourney Results | 49th at EVO 2013 | ||
65th at Apex 2013 | |||
Summary: | |||
Despite Luigi’s mid tier status, Vist is capable of making high placements at local and national tournaments alike. Although his method of approaching is fairly conservative compared to other Luigi players, Vist has brutal tech chases and efficient combos that are enough to make him one of the most fearsome players on the East Coast. |
No Picture
Rank | Kevin “Hyprid” Bandel | Score | |
97 | Main(s) | Marth | 6.600 |
Region: | NorCal | ||
Tourney Results | 49th at EVO 2013 | ||
7th at SSS1 | |||
Summary: | |||
Although not well-known outside of California, Hyprid has an amazing dash-dancing game, which he uses to trick his opponent into attacking prematurely. His grabs and punish game lead to quick and heavy damage, especially on fast-fallers and has had several wins against top players such as SFAT, HomeMadeWaffles, and Toph. |
Rank | Jason “Bizzarro Flame” Yoon | Score | |
96 | Main(s) | Ganondorf | 6.614 |
Region: | NorCal | ||
Tourney Results | 65th at EVO 2013 | ||
9th at LanHammer | |||
Summary: | |||
Bizzarro Flame’s playstyle combines the Cali-style aggression with awesome technical movement, taking full advantage of Ganon’s wavelanding capabilites and making Ganon look faster than most would expect. He’s had several wins over strong players such as SilentSpectre, Hugs, and Mango and, in a now-famous Evo moment, landed four consecutive down-airs on Laijin’s Sheik in the first game of their pools set. |
Rank | Kris “Toph” Aldenderfer | Score | |
95 | Main(s) | Fox | 6.649 |
Region: | NorCal | ||
Tourney Results | 9th at ROM 6 | ||
17th at LanHammer | |||
33rd at TBH3 | |||
Summary: | |||
Along with being a solid Fox player, Toph is a well-known commentator in the Melee scene. His unique circumstances have allowed him to travel and hone his skills with a plethora of players. He has lived in Hawaii, Washington and Japan within the last few years and is currently a software developer in California. | |||
|
Rank | Gordon “G$” Connell | Score | |
94 | Main(s) | Falco/Marth | 6.671 |
Region: | Tri-State | ||
Tourney Results | 65th at EVO 2013 | ||
49th at Apex 2013 | |||
Summary: | |||
Well-known for his strong doubles play, G$ also shows strong proficiency in singles with his great performance at Revival of Melee 6. He’s credited with having an amazing neutral game, but lacks the edge-guarding to be considered a top player. | |||
|
Rank | Eric “ESAM” Lew | Score | |
93 | Main(s) | Samus | 6.673 |
Region: | Florida | ||
Tourney Results | 3rd at Xanadu Games | ||
33rd at Apex 2013 | |||
Summary: | |||
Although best known for his successes in Super Smash Brothers Brawl, ESAM has shown that his patience and intelligence have carried into the realm of Melee. ESAM made a shock to the world of Melee when he defeated Javi at Apex 2013 and has shown that he’s no slouch at the game with his Samus. | |||
|
Rank | Matt “Stabbedbyahippie” Tafazoli | Score | |
92 | Main(s) | Falco | 6.676 |
Region: | SoCal | ||
Tourney Results | 33rd at EVO 2013 | ||
65th at Apex 2013 | |||
Summary: | |||
Stabbed is responsible for a large portion of uploaded replays and videos on YouTube by recording a good amount of West Coast tournaments. He has improved noticeably in the past few years and plays a solid Falco. He is a threat in any tournament bracket, having beaten many high ranked players. | |||
|
Rank | Yōsuke “Kounotori” Kōno | Score | |
91 | Main(s) | Falco | 6.677 |
Region: | Japan | ||
Tourney Results | 33rd at EVO 2013 | ||
49th at Apex 2013 | |||
Summary: | |||
A Falco player from west Japan, Kou has a methodical and cerebral play-style that makes him one of the top players in Japan. He’s very active on the national and international levels, contributing greatly to the Japanese scene as well as making frequent appearances at USA tournaments such as APEX and EVO. | |||
|
Next
SSBMRank #81-90
[…] 1 Dec 9, Monday – SSBM 2013 Rank #99-91 Dec 10, Tuesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #90-81 Dec 11, Wednesday – SSBM 2013 Rank #80-71 Dec […]
[…] Prev SSBMRank #91-100 […]
[…] 100-91 | 90-81 | 80-71 | 70-61 | 60-51 | 50-41 | 40-31 | 30-21 | 20-11 10 | 9 | 8 | 7 | 6 | 5 | 4 |3 | 2 | 1 […]