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A professional gamer is one who regularly makes money off of the game and/or one who is recruited and sponsored by a notable organization, such as MLG. Due to MLG and other major gaming corporations not sponsoring smash anymore, a professional is usually considered the person at the top of the metagame of that said character. An example of this is Hax for Falcon or Axe for Pikachu.
SSBM professionals
Organized by main
Bowser
|
United States' |
Canada' |
Japan' |
Australia' |
Captain Falcon
|
United States' |
Canada' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Australia' |
Donkey Kong
|
United States' Canada' |
Japan' |
Dr. Mario
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United States' |
Canada' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Falco
|
United States' |
Canada' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Mexico' |
Fox
|
United States' |
Canada' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Australia' |
Mexico' |
Ganondorf
|
United States' |
Canada' |
México' |
Europe' |
Ice Climbers
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Brazil' |
Jigglypuff
|
United States' |
Europe' |
Kirby
|
United States' |
Europe' |
Australia' |
Link
|
United States'
|
Japan' |
Europe' |
Luigi
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Mario
|
United States' |
Marth
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Australia' |
Mexico' |
Mewtwo
|
United States' |
Mr. Game & Watch
|
United States' |
Canada' Japan' |
Ness
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Peach
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Pichu
|
United States' |
Pikachu
|
United States' |
Canada' Japan' |
Roy
|
United States' |
Japan' Mexico' |
Samus
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Mexico' |
Sheik
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Yoshi
|
United States' |
Japan' |
Europe' |
Australia' |
Young Link
|
United States' |
Canada' |
Japan' |
Zelda
|
United States' |
Japan' |
