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Editing Tournament:Smash Ultimate Summit 6

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**{{Sm|VoiD}} received the most votes out of anyone voted into a Smash Summit (at around 331,000 votes), surpassing {{Sm|Kola}}'s record from Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
**{{Sm|VoiD}} received the most votes out of anyone voted into a Smash Summit (at around 331,000 votes), surpassing {{Sm|Kola}}'s record from Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
**{{Sm|omega}} received the most votes for a player who was ultimately eliminated from the voting phase (at around 273,000 votes), surpassing {{Sm|Peanut}}'s record from Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
**{{Sm|omega}} received the most votes for a player who was ultimately eliminated from the voting phase (at around 273,000 votes), surpassing {{Sm|Peanut}}'s record from Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
**This was the first time all vote-ins were sponsored.
*{{Sm|Aaron|p=Florida}} and {{Sm|VoiD}} became the first two players to get voted into a Smash Ultimate Summit twice.
*{{Sm|Aaron|p=Florida}} and {{Sm|VoiD}} became the first two players to get voted into a Smash Ultimate Summit twice.
**Coincidentally, both were first voted in for Smash Ultimate Summit 3.
**Coincidentally, both were first voted in for Smash Ultimate Summit 3.

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