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'''Smash Ultimate Summit 5''' was a [[List of national tournaments|major]] ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' invitational tournament. It was the fifth installment of the [[Tournament:Smash Summit (series)|Smash Summit series]] for ''Ultimate'', and was held from September 15th-18th, 2022 at the Summit Gaming House, a private residence house in Los Angeles, California, which is closed to the general public.
'''Smash Ultimate Summit 5''' was a [[List of national tournaments|major]] ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' invitational tournament. It was the fifth installment of the [[Tournament:Smash Summit (series)|Smash Summit series]] for ''Ultimate'', and was held from September 15th-18th, 2022 at the Summit Gaming House, a private residence house in Los Angeles, California, which is closed to the general public.
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*{{Sm|MkLeo}}'s placement of 9th marks the first time he has missed Top 8 at an offline tournament since {{Trn|Umebura Japan Major 2019}} (where he placed 33rd). It is also the first time he has ever missed Top 8 at an offline tournament in North America for ''Ultimate''.
*{{Sm|MkLeo}}'s placement of 9th marks the first time he has missed Top 8 at an offline tournament since {{Trn|Umebura Japan Major 2019}} (where he placed 33rd). It is also the first time he has ever missed Top 8 at an offline tournament in North America for ''Ultimate''.
*{{Sm|ProtoBanham}} became the first player from Japan to win a Smash Summit in any game.
*{{Sm|ProtoBanham}} became the first player from Japan to win a Smash Summit in any game.
*This was the first ''Ultimate'' Summit where Grand Finals was not a 3-0 for the Winners' side player. {{Sm|Light|p=Connecticut}} won the first set 3-0 from Losers' side, then ProtoBanham won the second set 3-1.


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