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*{{Sm|Zain}} was noticeably double eliminated by {{Sm|Jmook}} with not one, but two reverse 3-0s. This marks the first instance of a double elimination in Top 8 of a major ''Smash'' tournament occurring in this fashion. | *{{Sm|Zain}} was noticeably double eliminated by {{Sm|Jmook}} with not one, but two reverse 3-0s. This marks the first instance of a double elimination in Top 8 of a major ''Smash'' tournament occurring in this fashion. | ||
*This tournament marks {{Sm|Joshman}}'s first Top 8 at a major ''Melee'' tournament. Ultimately finishing fourth, it also marks the highest placement at a major ''Melee'' tournament for a player from Australia/Oceania. | *This tournament marks {{Sm|Joshman}}'s first Top 8 at a major ''Melee'' tournament. Ultimately finishing fourth, it also marks the highest placement at a major ''Melee'' tournament for a player from Australia/Oceania. | ||
*{{Sm|Egg$}}' final placement of 25th marks the highest placement for a {{SSBM|Yoshi}} player other than {{Sm|aMSa}} at a major | *{{Sm|Egg$}}' final placement of 25th marks the highest placement for a {{SSBM|Yoshi}} player other than {{Sm|aMSa}} at a major '' Melee'' tournament. | ||
*This tournament marks the highest placement for an {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}} player at an ''Ultimate'' major, with {{Sm|Big D}} finishing in 2nd place. | *This tournament marks the highest placement for an {{SSBU|Ice Climbers}} player at an ''Ultimate'' major, with {{Sm|Big D}} finishing in 2nd place. | ||
*{{Sm|Onin}}, the winner of ''Ultimate'' singles, as well as {{Sm|Lucy}} and {{Sm|Linus}}, the winners of ''Ultimate'' doubles, all hail from [[Michigan]]. | *{{Sm|Onin}}, the winner of ''Ultimate'' singles, as well as {{Sm|Lucy}} and {{Sm|Linus}}, the winners of ''Ultimate'' doubles, all hail from [[Michigan]]. |