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Forum:Fox mains prediction
I predict that once I graduate high school by June 2017, over 80% of the Top 100 best Melee players in the world will primarily main Fox. Why do I say this? Well ok, we all know that Fox and/or Falco are the two best characters in the game. But here's the thing, I've been seeing many professionals switching to being a Fox primary recently, and they may do this to do even better in tournaments than their original main as he is said first on the tier list and is said to have the most potential out of any character in Melee. Such top professionals who has switched to Fox include Leffen, Hax, and even Armada. I also predict that maybe even Mew2King, Axe, and PewPewU will primarily main Fox in the future. To further point this out, why is Southern California considered the strongest Melee region for many years? Taking a look at many who come from there, a shit ton of them main Fox, and Northern California is no joke with having a lot of Foxes either.
What do you guys think? Am I crazy about this? 20XX is coming.... Dots (talk) 
The Barrel roll 20:03, 21 April 2015 (EDT)
