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After underperforming at the [[Tournament:Sumabato SP 48|previous Sumabato event]], #1 seed {{Sm|Miya|p=Honshu}} was one again upset early in pools, losing 0-2 to #64 seed {{Sm|Kashiya}} in pools (upset factor 11). Although he made a decent Losers run, he was eventually eliminated by {{Sm|Snow|p=Japan}} 2-3 for 13th, the second Sumabato in a row he failed to qualify for top 8. On the other hand, this marked a breakout run for #46 seed {{Sm|YamaD}}, who defeated #14 seed {{Sm|Kome}} 3-2 and #3 seed {{Sm|Yoshidora}} 3-1 (upset factor 8) in Winners and #4 seed {{Sm|Snow|p=Japan}} 3-2 (upset factor 7) and #21 seed {{Sm|Tsuna}} to place 5th, which marked his first-ever top 8 finish at a major. Finally, {{Sm|Tas}}'s run to 13th | After underperforming at the [[Tournament:Sumabato SP 48|previous Sumabato event]], #1 seed {{Sm|Miya|p=Honshu}} was one again upset early in pools, losing 0-2 to #64 seed {{Sm|Kashiya}} in pools (upset factor 11). Although he made a decent Losers run, he was eventually eliminated by {{Sm|Snow|p=Japan}} 2-3 for 13th, the second Sumabato in a row he failed to qualify for top 8. On the other hand, this marked a breakout run for #46 seed {{Sm|YamaD}}, who defeated #14 seed {{Sm|Kome}} 3-2 and #3 seed {{Sm|Yoshidora}} 3-1 (upset factor 8) in Winners and #4 seed {{Sm|Snow|p=Japan}} 3-2 (upset factor 7) and #21 seed {{Sm|Tsuna}} to place 5th, which marked his first-ever top 8 finish at a major. Finally, {{Sm|Tas}}'s run to 13th marked the best placement at the time for a {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} player in the post-online metagame. | ||
Ultimately, #5 seed {{Sm|Doramigi}} took the event, defeating {{Sm|Raru}} in two game 5 sets in Winner's Finals and Grand Finals, marking his first major victory, the first major victory for a solo-{{SSBU|Min Min}} player, the first major victory for a Min Min player in general since {{Sm|ProtoBanham}}'s win at {{Trn|Smash Ultimate Summit 5}} in 2022, and the first of three new major winners in the final weekend of the [[LumiRank 2024.1]] season. At 14 years of age, Doramigi also became the youngest player to win a major in an official ''Smash'' game (with {{Sm|Forrest}} having won {{Trn|Paragon Los Angeles 2015}} for ''[[Project M]]'' at the age of 13). | Ultimately, #5 seed {{Sm|Doramigi}} took the event, defeating {{Sm|Raru}} in two game 5 sets in Winner's Finals and Grand Finals, marking his first major victory, the first major victory for a solo-{{SSBU|Min Min}} player, the first major victory for a Min Min player in general since {{Sm|ProtoBanham}}'s win at {{Trn|Smash Ultimate Summit 5}} in 2022, and the first of three new major winners in the final weekend of the [[LumiRank 2024.1]] season. At 14 years of age, Doramigi also became the youngest player to win a major in an official ''Smash'' game (with {{Sm|Forrest}} having won {{Trn|Paragon Los Angeles 2015}} for ''[[Project M]]'' at the age of 13). | ||
Latest revision as of 15:06, September 3, 2024
| Sumabato SP 49 | |
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| Dates | July 14th, 2024 |
| Venue | Daito City Civic Hall |
| Address/City | 4-6 Akebonocho Daito City, Osaka Prefecture 
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| Attendance | 317 |
| Results | |
 winners
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Doramigi
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Sumabato SP 49 was a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate major held in Daito City, Osaka Prefecture on July 14th, 2024.
Tournament summary[edit]
After underperforming at the previous Sumabato event, #1 seed Miya was one again upset early in pools, losing 0-2 to #64 seed Kashiya in pools (upset factor 11). Although he made a decent Losers run, he was eventually eliminated by Snow 2-3 for 13th, the second Sumabato in a row he failed to qualify for top 8. On the other hand, this marked a breakout run for #46 seed YamaD, who defeated #14 seed Kome 3-2 and #3 seed Yoshidora 3-1 (upset factor 8) in Winners and #4 seed Snow 3-2 (upset factor 7) and #21 seed Tsuna to place 5th, which marked his first-ever top 8 finish at a major. Finally, Tas's run to 13th marked the best placement at the time for a Piranha Plant player in the post-online metagame.
Ultimately, #5 seed Doramigi took the event, defeating Raru in two game 5 sets in Winner's Finals and Grand Finals, marking his first major victory, the first major victory for a solo-Min Min player, the first major victory for a Min Min player in general since ProtoBanham's win at Smash Ultimate Summit 5 in 2022, and the first of three new major winners in the final weekend of the LumiRank 2024.1 season. At 14 years of age, Doramigi also became the youngest player to win a major in an official Smash game (with Forrest having won Paragon Los Angeles 2015 for Project M at the age of 13).
Results[edit]
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles[edit]
(317 entrants)
Top 96 Bracket
Top 8 Bracket
External links[edit]
