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'''Flippy''' was a {{SSBM|Fox}} main from Ijmuiden, The Netherlands. He was formerly ranked 20th on the [[Dutch Power Rankings]], and started playing Smash on January of 2014. In doubles he teamed with Lux/Luxus a Dutch {{SSBM|Marth}} player. He retired in 2018 after Heir 5. Flippy's notable wins include {{Sm|nebbii}}, {{Sm|r0cket_wizard}}(Chompsky), {{Sm|Ryuker}}, {{Sm|KasparV}}, {{Sm|Epikfaal}}, {{Sm|Jim Morrison}}, {{Sm|Razor Ramon}} and {{Sm|Toa}}. Flippy also played Project M on the side and managed to take sets off players such as {{Sm|TDX}} and {{Sm|Vies}}. | '''Flippy''' was a {{SSBM|Fox}} main from Ijmuiden, The Netherlands. He was formerly ranked 20th on the [[Dutch Power Rankings]], and started playing Smash on January of 2014. In doubles he teamed with Lux/Luxus a Dutch {{SSBM|Marth}} player. He retired in 2018 after Heir 5. Flippy's notable wins include {{Sm|nebbii}}, {{Sm|r0cket_wizard}}(Chompsky), {{Sm|Ryuker}}, {{Sm|KasparV}}, {{Sm|Epikfaal}}, {{Sm|Jim Morrison}}, {{{Sm|Razor Ramon}} and {{Sm|Toa}}. Flippy also played Project M on the side and managed to take sets off players such as {{Sm|TDX}} and {{Sm|Vies}}. | ||
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