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'''DireOnFire''', formerly known as '''DireVulcan''', is an American professional [[smasher]] who lives in New York state and generally attends any tournaments in the area. He uses a wide variety of characters, typically ones that are not expected to win. He is known for his mindgames and an un-canny knack for catching the "9-hammer" consistently in tournament, once catching it back to back in a now infamous 4 stock in the final match against Virginia Falco player Nick in Grand Finals. | '''DireOnFire''', formerly known as '''DireVulcan''' or simply '''Dire''', is an American professional [[smasher]] who lives in New York state and generally attends any tournaments in the area. He uses a wide variety of characters, typically ones that are not expected to win. He is known for his mindgames and an un-canny knack for catching the "9-hammer" consistently in tournament, once catching it back-to-back in a now infamous 4 stock in the final match against Virginia Falco player Nick in Grand Finals. | ||
Dire's | Dire's notoriety within the Smash community came about as a result of his [[Mr. Game & Watch]] play, though he has also written a guide to [[Mario]]. | ||
Recently, he retired his [[Mr. Game & Watch]] locally, and now plays [[Yoshi]] in New York. He was a commentator for [[Pound 2016]] Smash 4 singles and doubles. | |||
He was a commentator for [[Pound 2016]] Smash 4 singles and doubles. | |||
He had a notable performance in ''[[Smash 4]]'' at [[KTAR XVIII]] where he defeated {{Sm|Nairo}}, sending him to Losers in Round 1 of the Top 32. | He had a notable performance in ''[[Smash 4]]'' at [[KTAR XVIII]] where he defeated {{Sm|Nairo}}, sending him to Losers in Round 1 of the Top 32. | ||
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!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 placement!!2v2 placement!!Partner | !Tournament!!Date!!1v1 placement!!2v2 placement!!Partner | ||
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| | |{{Trn|BOMB 4|g=SSBM}}||November 12th, 2005||17th||—||— | ||
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| | |{{Trn|Cataclysm 3|g=SSBM}}||March 3rd-4th, 2007||9th||7th||{{Sm|Wes}} | ||
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| | |{{Trn|EVO East|g=SSBM}}||May 25th-27th, 2007||9th||—||— | ||
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