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==Tournament history== | ==Tournament history== | ||
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===2010-2015: Birth of a Sheikah=== | ===2010-2015: Birth of a Sheikah=== | ||
Initially starting as a {{SSBM|Samus}} player, Plup's first notable tournament was at {{Trn|CEO 2010}}, placing 13th out of 62 entrants. Starting with Advent II, Plup teamed with {{Sm|Hungrybox}} in doubles, placing 1st at many doubles events and would be his main doubles partner until 2015. Later in 2012, he attended {{Trn|Apex 2012}} and placed 33rd with a win over {{Sm|Cyrain}}. A year later, his next tournament was {{Trn|Apex 2013}} where he defeated {{Sm|Tai}}, and lost to {{Sm|KirbyKaze}} and {{Sm|PewPewU}}. He placed 17th at the event, a notable improvement over last year. After a few years of sparse results outside of locals, Plup started to make a name for himself by attending more major tournaments as well as improving his results. | Initially starting as a {{SSBM|Samus}} player, Plup's first notable tournament was at {{Trn|CEO 2010}}, placing 13th out of 62 entrants. Starting with Advent II, Plup teamed with {{Sm|Hungrybox}} in doubles, placing 1st at many doubles events and would be his main doubles partner until 2015. Later in 2012, he attended {{Trn|Apex 2012}} and placed 33rd with a win over {{Sm|Cyrain}}. A year later, his next tournament was {{Trn|Apex 2013}} where he defeated {{Sm|Tai}}, and lost to {{Sm|KirbyKaze}} and {{Sm|PewPewU}}. He placed 17th at the event, a notable improvement over last year. After a few years of sparse results outside of locals, Plup started to make a name for himself by attending more major tournaments as well as improving his results. |