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The tournament was the first premier-tier event of the 2024 season, and is currently the fifth-largest ''Ultimate'' tournament in Japan, as well as the largest tournament in the Umebura series. The event featured many players from outside of Japan, as well as the Japanese major debut for many notable players, including {{Sm|Glutonny}}, {{Sm|ApolloKage}}, {{Sm|Ouch!?}}, {{Sm|Raflow}}, and {{Sm|BassMage}} and a large amount of other French players too. Unlike most majors, which typically conclude on the weekend, Umebura SP 10's final day was on a Monday due to January 8th being [[wikipedia:Coming of Age Day|a national holiday]] in Japan. Like the [[Tournament:Kagaribi (series)|Kagaribi]] events, the event is also notorously stacked with Japan players, as all of the [[LumiRank 2023/Japan Top 200|top 10 best players in Japan in 2023]] (excluding {{Sm|Hurt}}) attended Umebura SP 10.<br> | The tournament was the first premier-tier event of the 2024 season, and is currently the fifth-largest ''Ultimate'' tournament in Japan, as well as the largest tournament in the Umebura series. The event featured many players from outside of Japan, as well as the Japanese major debut for many notable players, including {{Sm|Glutonny}}, {{Sm|ApolloKage}}, {{Sm|Ouch!?}}, {{Sm|Raflow}}, and {{Sm|BassMage}} and a large amount of other French players too. Unlike most majors, which typically conclude on the weekend, Umebura SP 10's final day was on a Monday due to January 8th being [[wikipedia:Coming of Age Day|a national holiday]] in Japan. Like the [[Tournament:Kagaribi (series)|Kagaribi]] events, the event is also notorously stacked with Japan players, as all of the [[LumiRank 2023/Japan Top 200|top 10 best players in Japan in 2023]] (excluding {{Sm|Hurt}}) attended Umebura SP 10.<br> | ||
Outside of #3 Glutonny, all of the top international players underperformed. For example, #5 {{Sm|Zomba}}, the other international player to be a top 8 seed, placed 9th after losing to #37 {{Sm|Toriguri}} 1-3 (Upset Factor 6) and #22 {{Sm|Doramigi}} 0-3 (UF 4), #15 ApolloKage placed 65th losing in the Snake ditto against #114 {{Sm|Ike}} 0-3 (UF 6) | Outside of #3 Glutonny, all of the top international players underperformed. For example, #5 {{Sm|Zomba}}, the other international player to be a top 8 seed, placed 9th after losing to #37 {{Sm|Toriguri}} 1-3 (Upset Factor 6) and #22 {{Sm|Doramigi}} 0-3 (UF 4), #15 ApolloKage placed 65th losing in the Snake ditto against #114 {{Sm|Ike}} 0-3 (UF 6) to #162 {{Sm|Ocha}} 0-3 (UF 7) (his worst placement since {{Trn|GENESIS 9}} one year ago), #21 Ouch!? placed 33rd losing to #12 {{Sm|KEN}} 1-3 and #65 {{Sm|VoiD}} 2-3 (UF 4) and #23 Raflow placed 33rd, losing to #10 {{Sm|Kameme}} 3-2 and #62 {{Sm|Gachipi}} (UF 3). <br> | ||
Conversely, two lower seeded international players greatly outplaced their seed. Firstly, #65 VoiD, at his first ranked event since {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2023}} in August 2023, placed 17th with several good wins over #64 {{Sm|Chicken}}, Ouch and #36 {{Sm|Shirayuki}}, only losing to #1 {{Sm|Acola}} in winners and #8 {{Sm|Asimo}} in losers, his best result since his 5th place at {{Trn|Kawaii Kon 2023}}. #48 {{Sm|Cosmos}} also made a | Conversely, two lower seeded international players greatly outplaced their seed. Firstly, #65 VoiD, at his first ranked event since {{Trn|Super Smash Con 2023}} in August 2023, placed 17th with several good wins over #64 {{Sm|Chicken}}, Ouch and #36 {{Sm|Shirayuki}}, only losing to #1 {{Sm|Acola}} in winners and #8 {{Sm|Asimo}} in losers, his best result since his 5th place at {{Trn|Kawaii Kon 2023}}. #48 {{Sm|Cosmos}} also made a performance to 17th place, scoring two upsets over #17 {{Sm|Tsubaki}} (UF 2) and #16 {{Sm|DIO}} (UF 3), his best run at a major since his 17th place at {{Trn|Kagaribi 10}}.<br> | ||
The first seed Acola, #2 {{Sm|Miya}} and #3 Glutonny are the only top 8 seed to enter top 8 as #4 {{Sm|Yoshidora}} (losing to #20 {{Sm|Umeki}} (UF 5) and Kameme (UF 3) in game 5 sets), and #6 {{Sm|Tea}} (losing to Doramigi 1-3 (UF 4) and #9 {{Sm|Shuton}} 0-3 (UF 2)) placed 9th, #8 Asimo placed 13th (losing to Shuton 2-3 and Zomba 1-3) and #7 {{Sm|Zackray}} placed 17th (losing to Kameme 0-3 and #11 Yaura 0-3).<br> | The first seed Acola, #2 {{Sm|Miya}} and #3 Glutonny are the only top 8 seed to enter top 8 as #4 {{Sm|Yoshidora}} (losing to #20 {{Sm|Umeki}} (UF 5) and Kameme (UF 3) in game 5 sets), and #6 {{Sm|Tea}} (losing to Doramigi 1-3 (UF 4) and #9 {{Sm|Shuton}} 0-3 (UF 2)) placed 9th, #8 Asimo placed 13th (losing to Shuton 2-3 and Zomba 1-3) and #7 {{Sm|Zackray}} placed 17th (losing to Kameme 0-3 and #11 Yaura 0-3).<br> | ||
