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| format                    = Double elimination
| format                    = Double elimination
| player(s) with most wins  = {{Sm|ZeRo|Chile}} (Fatality Saga, ESAM Saga, EE Saga, Abadango Saga)
| player(s) with most wins  = {{Sm|ZeRo|Chile}} (Fatality Saga, ESAM Saga, EE Saga, Abadango Saga)
| director                  = {{Sm|Champ}}, [[2GGaming]]
| organizer                = {{Sm|Champ}}, [[2GGaming]]
| website                  = http://2ggaming.com/
| website                  = http://2ggaming.com/
}}
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'''2GGT''' is a {{forwiiu}} [[tournament]] series held on a monthly/bi-monthly basis, mainly in [[Southern California]]. First held in December 2015, it is organized and directed by {{Sm|Champ}} and the [[2GGaming]] team. Each event is dedicated towards a particular player or a group of players that are flown out to compete. 2GGT is largely praised due to the overall efficiency and quality of the tournaments: despite many of them housing well over 300 entrants, singles, doubles and side events were hosted from start to finish in a single day with no time constraints. It has quickly grown in popularity since its inception, having hosted some of the largest tournaments for ''Smash 4'' of all time.  
'''2GGT''' was a {{forwiiu}} [[tournament]] series held on a monthly/bi-monthly basis, mainly in [[Southern California]]. First held in December 2015, it is organized and directed by {{Sm|Champ}} and the [[2GGaming]] team. Each event is dedicated towards a particular player or a group of players that are flown out to compete. 2GGT is largely praised due to the overall efficiency and quality of the tournaments: despite many of them housing well over 300 entrants, singles, doubles and side events were hosted from start to finish in a single day with no time constraints. It quickly grew in popularity since its inception, having hosted some of the largest tournaments for ''Smash 4'' of all time.  


On December 18th, 2016, following [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]], tournament director and 2GG crew member {{Sm|Champ}} announced the rebranding of 2GGT as 2GGC, or [[2GG Championship Series]].
On December 18th, 2016, following [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]], tournament director and 2GG crew member {{Sm|Champ}} announced the rebranding of 2GGT as 2GGC, or [[2GG Championship Series]].
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==Champions==
==Champions==
==={{GameIcon|SSB4-U}} Smash 4 Winners {{GameIcon|SSB4-U}}===
==={{GameIcon|SSB4-U}} Smash 4 Winners {{GameIcon|SSB4-U}}===
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| [[2GGT: Abadango Saga]] || Gonzalo Barrios || {{Sm|ZeRo|Chile}} || {{Head|Diddy Kong|g=SSB4|s=16px}} || {{Sm|Larry Lurr|USA}} || {{Head|Fox|g=SSB4|s=16px}}
| [[2GGT: Abadango Saga]] || Gonzalo Barrios || {{Sm|ZeRo|Chile}} || {{Head|Diddy Kong|g=SSB4|s=16px}} || {{Sm|Larry Lurr|USA}} || {{Head|Fox|g=SSB4|s=16px}}
|-
|-
| [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]] || Leonardo Perez || {{Sm|MKLeo|Mexico}} || {{Head|Marth|g=SSB4|s=16px}}{{Head|Cloud|g=SSB4|s=16px}} || {{Sm|Larry Lurr|USA}} || {{Head|Fox|g=SSB4|s=16px}}
| [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]] || Leonardo Perez || {{Sm|MkLeo|Mexico}} || {{Head|Marth|g=SSB4|s=16px}}{{Head|Cloud|g=SSB4|s=16px}} || {{Sm|Larry Lurr|USA}} || {{Head|Fox|g=SSB4|s=16px}}
|}
|}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*2GGT's namesake is a reference to ''{{s|wikipedia|Dragon Ball GT}}'', and as such, its main logo is also inspired by it, and each event typically follows a "[featured player] Saga" nomenclature, much like ''Dragon Ball''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s own naming convention for each saga.
*2GGT's namesake is a reference to ''{{s|wikipedia|Dragon Ball GT}}'', and as such, its main logo is also inspired by it, and each event typically follows a "[featured player] Saga" nomenclature, much like ''Dragon Ball''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s own naming convention for each saga.
*None of the featured players have managed to win their own saga as of yet. This is commonly referred to as the "saga curse". Three particularly ironic examples are {{Sm|Pink Fresh}} finishing at 17th place at his own saga but winning KTAR Saga 2 months after; {{Sm|MKLeo}} being unable to attend Mexico Saga but winning ZeRo Saga 6 months later; and {{Sm|ZeRo}}, who won 4 sagas, but placed 4th in his own. Here is each player's placement in their own saga:
**Fatality Saga - 7th
**ESAM Saga - 5th
**The False Awakens - 2nd
**EE Saga - 49th
**FOW Saga - 4th
**Fresh Saga - 17th
**Mexico Saga - 4th ({{Sm|Hyuga}}, the best placing Mexican player)
**KTAR Saga - 2nd ({{Sm|Marss}}, the best placing player out of everyone who was either from Tristate and/or a former KTAR winner)
**Abadango Saga - 13th
**ZeRo Saga - 4th


==External links==
==External links==
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*[https://twitter.com/2GGaming Official Twitter]
*[https://twitter.com/2GGaming Official Twitter]


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Latest revision as of 05:32, June 8, 2023

2GGT
2GGT logo.png
Info
Founded 2015
Region United States
Format Double elimination
Most successful player(s) Chile ZeRo (Fatality Saga, ESAM Saga, EE Saga, Abadango Saga)
Staff
Organizer(s) Champ, 2GGaming
Website(s) http://2ggaming.com/

2GGT was a Super Smash Bros. for Wii U tournament series held on a monthly/bi-monthly basis, mainly in Southern California. First held in December 2015, it is organized and directed by Champ and the 2GGaming team. Each event is dedicated towards a particular player or a group of players that are flown out to compete. 2GGT is largely praised due to the overall efficiency and quality of the tournaments: despite many of them housing well over 300 entrants, singles, doubles and side events were hosted from start to finish in a single day with no time constraints. It quickly grew in popularity since its inception, having hosted some of the largest tournaments for Smash 4 of all time.

On December 18th, 2016, following 2GGT: ZeRo Saga, tournament director and 2GG crew member Champ announced the rebranding of 2GGT as 2GGC, or 2GG Championship Series.

List of tournaments[edit]

Event Date Attendance
2GGT: Fatality Saga December 5th, 2015 96
2GGT: ESAM Saga January 9th, 2016 190
2GGT: The False Awakens January 30th, 2016 208
2GGT: EE Saga February 27th, 2016 204
2GGT: FOW Saga March 26th, 2016 371
2GGT: Fresh Saga May 7th, 2016 345
2GGT: Mexico Saga June 4th, 2016 423
2GGT: KTAR Saga July 23rd, 2016 432
2GGT: Abadango Saga September 24th, 2016 564
2GGT: ZeRo Saga December 16th-18th, 2016 367

Champions[edit]

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U Smash 4 Winners Super Smash Bros. for Wii U[edit]

Event Player Tag Character(s) Runner-up Character(s)
2GGT: Fatality Saga Gonzalo Barrios Chile ZeRo Diddy Kong (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4) USA Ito Meta Knight (SSB4)
2GGT: ESAM Saga Gonzalo Barrios Chile ZeRo Diddy Kong (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4) USA VoiD Sheik (SSB4)
2GGT: The False Awakens Eric Legesse USA Tyrant Meta Knight (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4) USA False Sheik (SSB4)Ryu (SSB4)
2GGT: EE Saga Gonzalo Barrios Chile ZeRo Diddy Kong (SSB4)Sheik (SSB4) USA Larry Lurr Fox (SSB4)Donkey Kong (SSB4)Corrin (SSB4)
2GGT: FOW Saga Nairoby Quezada USA Nairo Zero Suit Samus (SSB4) USA Larry Lurr Fox (SSB4)Donkey Kong (SSB4)
2GGT: Fresh Saga Alberto Miliziano USA Trela Ryu (SSB4) USA VoiD Sheik (SSB4)
2GGT: Mexico Saga Larry Holland USA Larry Lurr Fox (SSB4)Donkey Kong (SSB4)Mario (SSB4) Chile ZeRo Diddy Kong (SSB4)Cloud (SSB4)
2GGT: KTAR Saga Marcus Wilson USA Pink Fresh Bayonetta (SSB4) USA Marss Zero Suit Samus (SSB4)
2GGT: Abadango Saga Gonzalo Barrios Chile ZeRo Diddy Kong (SSB4) USA Larry Lurr Fox (SSB4)
2GGT: ZeRo Saga Leonardo Perez Mexico MkLeo Marth (SSB4)Cloud (SSB4) USA Larry Lurr Fox (SSB4)

Trivia[edit]

  • 2GGT's namesake is a reference to Dragon Ball GT, and as such, its main logo is also inspired by it, and each event typically follows a "[featured player] Saga" nomenclature, much like Dragon Ball's own naming convention for each saga.

External links[edit]


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2GG Events
2GGT Fatality Saga · ESAM Saga · The False Awakens · EE Saga · FOW Saga · Fresh Saga · Mexico Saga · KTAR Saga · Abadango Saga · ZeRo Saga
2GG Championship Series GENESIS Saga · Midwest Mayhem Saga · Civil War · Greninja Saga · Nairo Saga · ARMS Saga · SCR Saga · West Side Saga · Fire Emblem Saga · MkLeo Saga · 2GG Championship
Phase 3 MomoCon 2018 · 2GG: Hyrule Saga · Smash Sounds · Shine Con 2018 · SoCal Regionals 2018
Ultimate Sagas Prime Saga · Kongo Saga
Road to Mango Juice 2 The Mango · The Mang0: Homecoming · The Kid, the Goat, and the Mang0
Grand Tours South Carolina · Ohio (Run it Back)
2GG: Breakthroughs Breakthrough · Breakthrough 2 · Breakthrough 2019
SwitchFests SwitchFest · SwitchFest 2019
Online events 2GG Crisis Core: Final Saga · 2GG West Coast Invitational
Other events 2GG: Pay It Forward · SoCal Melee Arcadian · Wombo Combo: 10 Year Anniversary · Heart of Battle · Ultimate Nimbus · 2GG: Nightmare on Smashville · Tri-state Showdown: Fall 2019 · 2GG: All In
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