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'''MLG San Francisco 2004''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' superregional tournament held by [[Major League Gaming]] in San Francisco, California from September 11th-12th, 2004. It was the 4th tournament in the MLG 2004 circuit for ''Smash''. This tournament was most known for top Japanese player {{Sm|Captain Jack}} defeating {{Sm|Isai}} 6-0 in grand finals. The full results of the tournament are possibly lost, with only the top three placements in singles being confirmed. | '''MLG San Francisco 2004''' was a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]'' superregional tournament held by [[Major League Gaming]] in San Francisco, California from September 11th-12th, 2004. It was the 4th tournament in the MLG 2004 circuit for ''Smash''. This tournament was most known for top Japanese player {{Sm|Captain Jack}} defeating {{Sm|Isai}} 6-0 in grand finals. The full results of the tournament are possibly lost, with only the top three placements in singles being confirmed. | ||
The event has historically been categorized as a major by sites such as Liquipedia, and as such was considered the first major win for a solo-{{SSBM|Sheik}} player. However, the lack of properly-recorded results has led several sources, such as SmashWiki and the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1e09yc5ldXWEDjTlTrWWrFjQmzr5qBuQ-QLQO3eembgw/edit?gid=651625797#gid=651625797 all-time major list] used for the [[Top 100 Melee Players of All Time]], to contest this categorization. | The event has historically been categorized as a major by sites such as Liquipedia, and as such was considered the first major win for a solo-{{SSBM|Sheik}} player. However, the lack of properly-recorded results has led several sources, such as SmashWiki and the [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1e09yc5ldXWEDjTlTrWWrFjQmzr5qBuQ-QLQO3eembgw/edit?gid=651625797#gid=651625797 all-time major list] used for the [[Top 100 Melee Players of All Time]], to contest this categorization. As such, solo-Sheik would not see an uncontested major victory until {{Sm|Jmook}}'s win at {{Trn|GENESIS 9}} in 2023. | ||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||
