Smasher talk:Amud

During 2019, Amud was considered a Hidden Boss within the scene. During the 2nd part of said year, he had some of the strongest showings out of any Mid level player, defeating some of the strongest up-and-coming players in the scene such as Takumi, Byaks, and Dunkel, mostly with Little Mac. Most importantly, he has taken games out of most players in the Buenos Aires scene such as Escurridizo and Fading. Even if is a controversial subject to talk about "Winning games" within the SmashWiki, it is important to mention it.

During the Pre-Pandemic Era, there were a lot of strong and notable players within the Argentinian scene. It is key to distinguish the notability between those with notable wins and relevancy within the scene, and those who don't. --Tacho99 (talk) 20:01, January 11th, 2024 (EDT)

I mean there's always gonna be some leeways for weaker less stacked regions like this player does have some solid wins. And I get where u are coming from but winning games only do not hold any value for notability in the context that they didn't win the sets. After all, placements are the ones that matter the most. If somebody constantly places below average then I kinda doubt they have what it takes to satisfy the criteria. NPM Morr!? 01:37, January 12, 2024 (EST)