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Wobbles' claim to fame also sparked a series of discussions concerning whether or not the Ice Climbers f-tilt infinite should be banned in competitive play. The Smash Back Room recently decided that the infinite should go unbanned in tournaments. The technique was then named the [[wobble]]. | Wobbles' claim to fame also sparked a series of discussions concerning whether or not the Ice Climbers f-tilt infinite should be banned in competitive play. The Smash Back Room recently decided that the infinite should go unbanned in tournaments. The technique was then named the [[wobble]]. | ||
He is also known for his temper,and | He is also known for his temper,though he has learned to control it and hasn't thrown a controller since Mango Juice. | ||
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| Wobbles the Phoenix "Honorbound" | |
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| Real name | Rob Wright |
| Location | Arizona 
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| Skill |  Top Professional  |
Wobbles the Phoenix, also known as Honorbound, is an American smasher known for playing the Ice Climbers. He has become infamous for his use of the Grab > Jab > F-tilt infinite combo that effectively pushed him within the top 10 finalists in his debut major tournament, NCT2. He placed first at Evo South 2007.
Wobbles' claim to fame also sparked a series of discussions concerning whether or not the Ice Climbers f-tilt infinite should be banned in competitive play. The Smash Back Room recently decided that the infinite should go unbanned in tournaments. The technique was then named the wobble.
He is also known for his temper,though he has learned to control it and hasn't thrown a controller since Mango Juice.
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