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The set between Marss and Wishes proved to be very controversial. During Game 5, Marss got out of his chair to consult a tournament organizer while his character was still on the [[revival platform]] and Wishes ended up taking his last stock <ref>{{ | The set between Marss and Wishes proved to be very controversial. During Game 5, Marss got out of his chair to consult a tournament organizer while his character was still on the [[revival platform]] and Wishes ended up taking his last stock <ref>{{cite web|url=https://clips.twitch.tv/InnocentLuckyPicklesJebaited|title=Twitch Clip 1}}</ref>. Marss had complained that Wishes had been receiving coaching from {{Sm|Pazda}} who was in the crowd <ref>{{cite web|url=https://clips.twitch.tv/StormyCleanClipsdadSmoocherZ|title=Twitch Clip 2}}</ref>, and a decision was made to replay Game 5 from when Marss got out of his chair. Marss won the replay and advanced on in bracket while Wishes was sent to losers. This set led to discussion in the Smash community about what constitutes coaching and how to handle it when it occurs. | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 06:30, December 7, 2020
| Collision 2019 | |
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| Dates | March 16th-17th, 2019 |
| Venue | Palisadium U.S.A |
| Address/City | 700 Palisadium Dr, Fort Lee, New Jersey 
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| Attendance | 410 |
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 winners
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Marss 1v1 Nairo & Cosmos 2v2
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Collision 2019 was a national Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament held in Fort Lee, New Jersey, from March 16th-17th, 2019. It was the sixteenth entry into the Collision tournament series, and the first one for Ultimate.
Results
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles
(391 entrants)
Top 64 Bracket
Top 32 Bracket
Top 8 Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Marss |
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| 2nd | Nairo |
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| 3rd | Frozen |
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| 4th | Light |
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| 5th | Dabuz |
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| 5th | Tweek |
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| 7th | Sinji |
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| 7th | Cosmos |
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| 9th | Suarez |
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| 9th |  Mr.R |
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| 9th | Raptor |
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| 9th | Wishes |
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| 13th |  Smokk |
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| 13th | UtopianRay |
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| 13th | KingArc |
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| 13th | Pelca |
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| 17th | LingLing |
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| 17th | Odyssey |
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| 17th | Mr E |
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| 17th | Juice |
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| 17th | Daybreak |
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| 17th | Nicko |
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| 17th | colinies |
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| 17th | Jack |
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| 25th | Biddy |
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| 25th | SoulArts |
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| 25th | LeoN |
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| 25th | BOW |
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| 25th | Fwed |
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| 25th | Bryce |
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| 25th | The Great Gonzales |
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| 25th | Uno |
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles
(64 teams)
Top 12 Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Nairo |
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Cosmos |
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| 2nd | Marss |
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Light |
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| 3rd | Dabuz |
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Mr E |
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| 4th | Hackoru |
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Odyssey |
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| 5th | cookieslayer |
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Nicko |
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| 5th | Tweek |
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Mr.R |
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| 7th | ADHD |
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Atomsk |
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| 7th | Pelca |
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Waves |
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| 9th | DarkMATTer |
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Blue |
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| 9th | SteR ThA KiiD |
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WontonWarrior |
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| 9th | Fwed |
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Z |
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| 9th | 6WX |
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Uno |
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Squad Strike
(54 entrants)
"Top Whatever" Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | The Great Gonzales |
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| 2nd | 6WX |
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| 3rd | UtopianRay |
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| 4th | SuperGirlKels |
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| 5th | BlazingPasta |
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| 5th | Juice |
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| 7th | Jet |
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| 7th | Martial |
Controversy
The set between Marss and Wishes proved to be very controversial. During Game 5, Marss got out of his chair to consult a tournament organizer while his character was still on the revival platform and Wishes ended up taking his last stock [1]. Marss had complained that Wishes had been receiving coaching from Pazda who was in the crowd [2], and a decision was made to replay Game 5 from when Marss got out of his chair. Marss won the replay and advanced on in bracket while Wishes was sent to losers. This set led to discussion in the Smash community about what constitutes coaching and how to handle it when it occurs.
External links
References
| hide Collision | |
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| Main events | Collision · II · III · IV · V · VI · VII · 8 · 9 · X · XI · XII · XIII · XIV · XV · 2019 · 2022 · 2023 · 2024 |
| Other events | Online · Super Galaxy Gambit x Collision · Online 2021 · Momentous |
