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| name      = Jayden Murphy
| name      = Jayden Murphy
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| image      = Jaydenre-upload.jpg
| mainssb    = Pikachu
| mainssb    = Pikachu
| skillssb  = High level
| rankingssb = [[2021-2022 Smash 64 Power Rankings]]: 43rd
| rankingssb = [[2021-2022 Smash 64 Power Rankings]]: 43rd
| realname  = Jayden Murphy
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| country    = Australia
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'''Jayden Murphy''', formerly known as '''Quincy''', is one of the best ''[[Smash 64]]'' players in [[Australia]], his rise to dominance beginning in 2018 after winning both Australian majors that year. He has lost four console tournaments in the country since then, three at the hands of international players, with his lowest placing being 3rd.
Jayden Murphy is the top [[Australia]]n ''[[Smash 64]]'' player, his rise to dominance beginning in 2018 after winning both Australian majors that year. He has lost four console tournaments in the country since then (three of which came at the hands of international players), with his lowest placing being 3rd.


==History==
==History==
Having picked the game up competitively as a 14-year-old during a time where there were (and still are) no active players in his city, Quincy had to rely almost purely on [[Project64k]], [[Training Mode]] and [[Online play]] to improve. He cites {{Sm|wario}}'s performance at [[GENESIS 3]] as inspiration for picking up {{SSB|Pikachu}}, but plays a variety of characters outside of tournament, and is similarly inspired by the likes of {{Sm|Jouske}}, {{Sm|Isai}}, {{Sm|Kurabba}} and {{Sm|DSC}}. His dedication to his craft is exemplified through sheer time spent playing the game, especially in both 2016 and 2017, going as far as playing during class while in high school.
Having picked the game up in 2015 after not having played since 2011, Jayden first made waves in the broader Australian scene in March 2016 after joining the country's netplay Skype group. With no active players in his city, Jayden had to rely almost purely on [[Project64k]], [[Training Mode]] and [[online play]] to improve and played on a wired Xbox 360 controller. He cites {{Sm|wario}}'s performance at [[GENESIS 3]] as inspiration for picking up {{SSB|Pikachu}}, but plays a variety of characters, and is similarly inspired by the likes of {{Sm|Jouske}}, {{Sm|Isai}}, {{Sm|Kurabba}} and {{Sm|DSC}}. His dedication to his craft was exemplified by his willingness to play during class while he was in high school. In preparation for his first console tournament ([[Battle Arena Melbourne 9]]), Jayden trained heavily with {{Sm|Zoso|p=Australia}} and {{Sm|El Hefe}} through [[online play]], two South Australian players who helped pioneer a "never say die" attitude. It was at this tournament he faced {{Sm|Kmart}}, {{Sm|Dino}}, and {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} in the winner's side of draw, losing to Boom and then losing to {{Sm|Pete}} in Loser's Final, cementing his spot as one of the promising up-and-comers, alongside {{Sm|Dino}} who beat {{Sm|Pete}} in the winner's side of the same tournament and is currently ranked second in Australia.


Jayden’s first console tournament appearance came only a year and two months after having began playing competitively, at the renowned [[Battle Arena Melbourne 9]], with the presence of the entire Australia scene and {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} adding to the prestige with Boom later proclaiming, “Yeah, this guy is gonna be the best in the country someday.”
Jayden's introduction to fierce competition came a year and two months after having first joined the Skype group, at the renowned [[Battle Arena Melbourne 9]], with most of the Australian scene being in attendance, alongside {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}}. After losing [https://start.gg/tournament/simbarumba-ii/details Simbarumba II] singles, Jayden won 150 consecutive games as {{SSB|Pikachu}} against {{Sm|Sweetchilli}}'s {{SSB|Falcon}} in an hour for a [https://youtu.be/RwCFoAGBaT0 challenge]. Though {{Sm|Indefa}} and Jayden have been good sparring partners since Jayden joined the netplay scene, it wasn't until Indefa switched mains from {{SSB|Jigglypuff}} to {{SSB|Kirby}} that Jayden really elevated his game as Pikachu against the character.


Jayden’s appearance at [[Super Smash Con 2022]] marked the 5th time (and 4th person total) an Australian has travelled to the US to compete in ''Smash 64'', managing to place 17th in singles with wins over {{Sm|Czar}}, {{Sm|lord narwhal}}, {{Sm|Loto}} and {{Sm|Killer}}. Teaming with lord narwhal in doubles, the two finished 7th with wins over {{Sm|Darkhorse}} & {{Sm|Josh Brody}} and {{Sm|Take}} & {{Sm|Prince}}, and managed to take a game off eventual champions {{Sm|Isai}} & {{Sm|tacos}} in pools. A year later he would return to [[Super Smash Con 2023]] and make Division 1 pools in singles while not advancing, having to face the fiercest of opponents such as {{Sm|KeroKeroppi}} (4th place) and {{Sm|Isai}} (winner). In doubles he would team with {{Sm|Shears}} and place 13th with losses to great teams such as {{Sm|Queso}} & {{Sm|heny935}}, {{Sm|Paco}} & {{Sm|Shihman}}, {{Sm|tacos}} & {{Sm|Alvin}}, and eventual runners-up {{Sm|Take}} & {{Sm|kysk}}
While he already had solid experience, especially after beating {{Sm|Kirbymon}} twice at [[Simbarumba]], though it wasn't until Jayden travelled to [[Super Smash Con 2022]] where he proved his worth, notching one of his best wins at the tournament, twice, over {{Sm|Killer}} (once in D1 and again in bracket). The bracket win was particularly impressive, especially considering he was down zero games to two and made the three-game-comeback to advance to the next round. It was there he lost to {{Sm|Wizzrobe}} 3-0 after narrowly losing game 2. This made Jayden among the few Australian players to compete internationally, as he placed 17th in singles with wins over {{Sm|Czar}}, {{Sm|lord narwhal}}, {{Sm|Loto}} and {{Sm|Killer}}. Teaming with lord narwhal in doubles, the two finished 7th with wins over {{Sm|Darkhorse}} & {{Sm|Josh Brody}} and {{Sm|Take}} & {{Sm|Prince}}, and managed to take a game off eventual champions {{Sm|Isai}} & {{Sm|tacos}} in pools. A year later he would return to [[Super Smash Con 2023]] and make Division 1 pools in singles while not advancing, having to face the toughest of opponents such as {{Sm|KeroKeroppi}} (4th place) and {{Sm|Isai}} (winner). In doubles, he would team with {{Sm|Shears}} and place 13th with losses to teams such as {{Sm|Queso}} & {{Sm|heny935}}, {{Sm|Paco}} & {{Sm|Shihman}}, {{Sm|tacos}} & {{Sm|Alvin}}, and eventual runners-up {{Sm|Take}} & {{Sm|kysk}}.
 
Jayden donated $2500 AUD to the 64 League to help contribute to the growth of the game. Funds for the game have been dispersed internationally, as {{Sm|wario}} confirms his attendance for the upcoming [[Inka Fest 2]]


==Tournament placings==
==Tournament placings==
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!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 placement!!2v2 placement!!Partner
!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 placement!!2v2 placement!!Partner
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|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 9}}||May 12th-14th, 2017||3rd||—||—
|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 9|g=SSB}}||May 12th-14th, 2017||3rd||—||—
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-32/event/smash-64-singles/standings UQ Smash 32]||May 20th, 2017||1st||—||—]|
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-33/event/smash-64-singles/standings UQ Smash 33]||June 3rd, 2017||1st||—||—]|
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-final-destination-2/event/smash-64-singles/standings Final Destination 2]||July 1st, 2017||1st||—||—]|
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-34/event/smash-64-singles/standings UQ Smash 34]||July 29th, 2017||1st||—||—]|
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-35/event/smash-64-singles/standings UQ Smash 35]||August 26th, 2017||1st||—||—]|
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/tumbarumba/event/smash-64-singles/standings Tumbarumba]||September 22nd-24th, 2017||23rd||1st||{{Sm|Pete}}
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-37/event/smash-64-singles/standings UQ Smash 37]||October 28th, 2017||1st||—||—]|
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-39/event/smash-64-singles/standings UQ Smash 39]||December 16th, 2017||1st||—||—]|
|-
|-
|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 10}}||May 18th-20th, 2018||1st||—||—
|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 10|g=SSB}}||May 18th-20th, 2018||1st||—||—
|-
|-
|{{Trn|Simbarumba}}||September 29th-30th, 2018||1st||2nd||{{Sm|DSC}}
|{{Trn|Simbarumba|g=SSB}}||September 29th-30th, 2018||1st||2nd||{{Sm|DSC}}
|-
|-
|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 11}}||May 17th-19th, 2019||3rd||—||—
|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 11|g=SSB}}||May 17th-19th, 2019||3rd||—||—
|-
|-
|[https://start.gg/tournament/simbarumba-ii/details Simbarumba II]||September 27th-29th, 2019||3rd||2nd||DSC
|[https://start.gg/tournament/simbarumba-ii/details Simbarumba II]||September 27th-29th, 2019||3rd||2nd||DSC
|-
|-
|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 12}}||May 13th-15th, 2022||1st||—||—
|{{Trn|Battle Arena Melbourne 12|g=SSB}}||May 13th-15th, 2022||1st||—||—
|-
|-
|'''''[[Super Smash Con 2022]]'''''||August 11th-14th, 2022||17th||7th||{{Sm|lord narwhal}}
|'''''[[Super Smash Con 2022]]'''''||August 11th-14th, 2022||17th||7th||{{Sm|lord narwhal}}
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|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/simbarumba-iii-diamond-creek-2/event/smash-64-singles/standings Simbarumba III]||December 2nd-5th, 2022||2nd||—||—
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/simbarumba-iii-diamond-creek-2/event/smash-64-singles/standings Simbarumba III]||December 2nd-5th, 2022||2nd||—||—
|-
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/simbarumba-iv-diamond-creek/events/smash-64-singles/brackets/1355742/2064527/standings Simbarumba IV]||June 23rd-26th, 2023||2nd||—||—
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/simbarumba-iv-diamond-creek/event/smash-64-singles/brackets/1355742/2064527/standings Simbarumba IV]||June 23rd-26th, 2023||2nd||—||—
|-
|'''''[[Super Smash Con 2023]]'''''||August 10th-13th, 2023||41st||13th||{{Sm|Shears}}
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/space-city-smash-64-astral-brewery-8-18-2023/event/smash-64-vanillas-bracket/brackets/1433170/2173671/standings Space City August 2023]||August 18th 2023||1st||—||—
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/counterpick-in-queensland/events/vanilla-singles/brackets/1454270/2202166/standings Counterpick in Queensland]||September 24th 2023||1st||3rd||{{Sm|bloodykieren}}
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/smashtoverfest/details SmashtoVerfest]||September 29th-30th, 2023||9th||5th||{{Sm|CTG}}
|}
 
===''[[Super Smash Bros. Melee]]''===
{|class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!Tournament!!Date!!1v1 placement!!2v2 placement!!Partner
|-
|[https://www.start.gg/tournament/uq-smash-39/event/melee-singles/standings UQ Smash 39]||December 16th, 2017||13th||—||—]|
|}
|}


[[Category:Queensland smashers]]
[[Category:Queensland smashers]]
[[Category:Pikachu players (SSB)]]
[[Category:Pikachu players (SSB)]]

Latest revision as of 22:44, February 13, 2024

Jayden Murphy
Jaydenre-upload.jpg
Character info
Smash 64 main Pikachu
Rankings and results info
Most recent ranking Super Smash Bros. 2021-2022 Smash 64 Power Rankings: 43rd
Personal and other info
Real name Jayden Murphy
Birth date (age 23)
Location Brisbane, Queensland Australia

Jayden Murphy, formerly known as Quincy, is one of the best Smash 64 players in Australia, his rise to dominance beginning in 2018 after winning both Australian majors that year. He has lost four console tournaments in the country since then, three at the hands of international players, with his lowest placing being 3rd.

History[edit]

Having picked the game up in 2015 after not having played since 2011, Jayden first made waves in the broader Australian scene in March 2016 after joining the country's netplay Skype group. With no active players in his city, Jayden had to rely almost purely on Project64k, Training Mode and online play to improve and played on a wired Xbox 360 controller. He cites wario's performance at GENESIS 3 as inspiration for picking up Pikachu, but plays a variety of characters, and is similarly inspired by the likes of Jouske, Isai, Kurabba and DSC. His dedication to his craft was exemplified by his willingness to play during class while he was in high school. In preparation for his first console tournament (Battle Arena Melbourne 9), Jayden trained heavily with Zoso and El Hefe through online play, two South Australian players who helped pioneer a "never say die" attitude. It was at this tournament he faced Kmart, Dino, and SuPeRbOoMfAn in the winner's side of draw, losing to Boom and then losing to Pete in Loser's Final, cementing his spot as one of the promising up-and-comers, alongside Dino who beat Pete in the winner's side of the same tournament and is currently ranked second in Australia.

Jayden's introduction to fierce competition came a year and two months after having first joined the Skype group, at the renowned Battle Arena Melbourne 9, with most of the Australian scene being in attendance, alongside SuPeRbOoMfAn. After losing Simbarumba II singles, Jayden won 150 consecutive games as Pikachu against Sweetchilli's Falcon in an hour for a challenge. Though Indefa and Jayden have been good sparring partners since Jayden joined the netplay scene, it wasn't until Indefa switched mains from Jigglypuff to Kirby that Jayden really elevated his game as Pikachu against the character.

While he already had solid experience, especially after beating Kirbymon twice at Simbarumba, though it wasn't until Jayden travelled to Super Smash Con 2022 where he proved his worth, notching one of his best wins at the tournament, twice, over Killer (once in D1 and again in bracket). The bracket win was particularly impressive, especially considering he was down zero games to two and made the three-game-comeback to advance to the next round. It was there he lost to Wizzrobe 3-0 after narrowly losing game 2. This made Jayden among the few Australian players to compete internationally, as he placed 17th in singles with wins over Czar, lord narwhal, Loto and Killer. Teaming with lord narwhal in doubles, the two finished 7th with wins over Darkhorse & Josh Brody and Take & Prince, and managed to take a game off eventual champions Isai & tacos in pools. A year later he would return to Super Smash Con 2023 and make Division 1 pools in singles while not advancing, having to face the toughest of opponents such as KeroKeroppi (4th place) and Isai (winner). In doubles, he would team with Shears and place 13th with losses to teams such as Queso & heny935, Paco & Shihman, tacos & Alvin, and eventual runners-up Take & kysk.

Tournament placings[edit]

Super Smash Bros.[edit]

Tournament Date 1v1 placement 2v2 placement Partner
Battle Arena Melbourne 9 May 12th-14th, 2017 3rd — —
UQ Smash 32 May 20th, 2017 1st —
UQ Smash 33 June 3rd, 2017 1st —
Final Destination 2 July 1st, 2017 1st —
UQ Smash 34 July 29th, 2017 1st —
UQ Smash 35 August 26th, 2017 1st —
Tumbarumba September 22nd-24th, 2017 23rd 1st Pete
UQ Smash 37 October 28th, 2017 1st —
UQ Smash 39 December 16th, 2017 1st —
Battle Arena Melbourne 10 May 18th-20th, 2018 1st — —
Simbarumba September 29th-30th, 2018 1st 2nd DSC
Battle Arena Melbourne 11 May 17th-19th, 2019 3rd — —
Simbarumba II September 27th-29th, 2019 3rd 2nd DSC
Battle Arena Melbourne 12 May 13th-15th, 2022 1st — —
Super Smash Con 2022 August 11th-14th, 2022 17th 7th lord narwhal
Simbarumba III December 2nd-5th, 2022 2nd — —
Simbarumba IV June 23rd-26th, 2023 2nd — —
Super Smash Con 2023 August 10th-13th, 2023 41st 13th Shears
Space City August 2023 August 18th 2023 1st — —
Counterpick in Queensland September 24th 2023 1st 3rd bloodykieren
SmashtoVerfest September 29th-30th, 2023 9th 5th CTG

Super Smash Bros. Melee[edit]

Tournament Date 1v1 placement 2v2 placement Partner
UQ Smash 39 December 16th, 2017 13th —
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