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After some upsets and hype matches, there was plenty to breakdown coming out of EVO 2017. Cody Luongo is here to give us the rundown of the key takeaways from the event.
Surprises were a plenty on the Super Smash side of EVO, as Armada ran through a gauntlet of opposition en route to the title, while Salem pulled off a massive upset in Smash 4
ZeRo wins again! Just two weeks after claiming victory at CEO Dreamland, ZeRo was able to earn a second straight title, knocking off MkLeo after falling into the lower bracket.
Hungrybox dominates the first day of competition at Smash Bros. Melee at DreamHack Austin.
ZeRo was at it once again, sitting comfortably in the winners bracket after Day 1 of the Super Smash Bros. Wii U competition at DreamHack Austin.
The top eight players battled for the Wii U Singles championship. Would ZeRo lose a set?
The 16 player final day ends with Jason “Mew2King” Zimmerman claiming victory over Zachary “SFAT” Cordoni.
Super Smash Brothers 4 Singles ladder kicked off on Day 2 of CEO Dreamland with 376 players whittling down to just eight finalists heading into Day 3.
CEO Dreamland Super Smash Melee whittled the pool from over 330 entrants to only 16 competitors by the end of Day Two.