Australian Smash 4 National Power Rankings 3 was published on 1/01/2018
Players
| +1 | 1st | Extra |
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| +8 | 2nd | Jdizzle |
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| -2 | 3rd | Ghost |
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| +2 | 4th | Waveguider |
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| NEW | 5th | Tru4 |
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| +2 | 6th | Luco |
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| NEW | 7th | Sriks |
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| NEW | 8th | Pat Sanders |
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| -2 | 9th | Ignis |
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| NEW | 10th | Joe |
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| -6 | 11th | Duon |
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| NEW | 12th | Doctor A.Ness |
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| NEW | 13th | Jon Bombo |
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| -11 | 14th | Poppt1 |
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| -11 | 15th | Booper |
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About
2017 was a big year for Australian smash. On top of national majors like BAM and OHN, the introduction of the NSW Smash Circuit saw regional events held in Wollongong, Newcastle and Canberra, attracting the top talent from across New South Wales, Victoria and the Australian Capital Territory. This led to increased competition around the southeast of the country, and the emergence of some new talent. At the end, the winner of the leaderboard was awarded a return flight to compete at Evo Japan, with another set aside as the first prize for an invitational event with the next 32 players held at Red Bull HQ in Sydney.
As 2017 draws to a close, and with a number of Australian smashers planning to travel internationally throughout January, we thought this was a perfect time to take a snapshot of the top level of competitive play in Australia and highlight our top threats at overseas events. This PR reflects the efforts and performance of players at regional and national events in Australia last year, beginning with BAM9 in May. There has been a lot of shakeup, but there are a number of familiar faces returning to form as Australia’s top threats. Among them, new threats are emerging and challenging the status quo.
Australian smash is only going to get bigger in 2018, and it kicks off with a bang. There are a number of Australian smashers travelling internationally throughout January, with 4 attendees at Poi Poundaz, 2 at Genesis 5 and over 20 Australians registered for Evo Japan. A number of these are top players who have made this latest rankings, so be sure to read on for an individual breakdown of each player!
https://ausmash.com.au/blog/article/2115/australian-super-smash-bros-for-wii-u-singles-power-rankings-v3
As 2017 draws to a close, and with a number of Australian smashers planning to travel internationally throughout January, we thought this was a perfect time to take a snapshot of the top level of competitive play in Australia and highlight our top threats at overseas events. This PR reflects the efforts and performance of players at regional and national events in Australia last year, beginning with BAM9 in May. There has been a lot of shakeup, but there are a number of familiar faces returning to form as Australia’s top threats. Among them, new threats are emerging and challenging the status quo.
Australian smash is only going to get bigger in 2018, and it kicks off with a bang. There are a number of Australian smashers travelling internationally throughout January, with 4 attendees at Poi Poundaz, 2 at Genesis 5 and over 20 Australians registered for Evo Japan. A number of these are top players who have made this latest rankings, so be sure to read on for an individual breakdown of each player!
https://ausmash.com.au/blog/article/2115/australian-super-smash-bros-for-wii-u-singles-power-rankings-v3
