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**Tweek tied {{Sm|Marss}} and {{Sm|Glutonny}}'s record of most overall offline set wins against MkLeo at eight. He also set the record for most MkLeo wins at major tournaments, which is also at eight. | **Tweek tied {{Sm|Marss}} and {{Sm|Glutonny}}'s record of most overall offline set wins against MkLeo at eight. He also set the record for most MkLeo wins at major tournaments, which is also at eight. | ||
**Tweek's victory in ''Ultimate'' singles continued the tournament series' streak of having a winner from the [[Tristate]] region for every iteration. | **Tweek's victory in ''Ultimate'' singles continued the tournament series' streak of having a winner from the [[Tristate]] region for every iteration. | ||
**Tweek is the first and only repeat winner of the Let's Make Moves tournament series, winning both {{Trn|Let's Make Moves}} & {{Trn|Let's Make Big Moves 2023}} | |||
**After {{Trn|Mainstage 2022}} and {{Trn|Scuffed World Tour}}, this marked the the third time in a row Tweek and {{Sm|Sparg0}} met in Grand Finals of a North American major. This was also the first time in ''Ultimate's'' history that two players met in Grand Finals in three consecutive majors in general. | **After {{Trn|Mainstage 2022}} and {{Trn|Scuffed World Tour}}, this marked the the third time in a row Tweek and {{Sm|Sparg0}} met in Grand Finals of a North American major. This was also the first time in ''Ultimate's'' history that two players met in Grand Finals in three consecutive majors in general. | ||
**This was the second ''Ultimate'' supermajor ever won by Tweek, nearly four years after {{Trn|Frostbite 2019}}. | **This was the second ''Ultimate'' supermajor ever won by Tweek, nearly four years after {{Trn|Frostbite 2019}}. | ||
Revision as of 21:54, January 18, 2023
| Let's Make Big Moves 2023 | |
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| Dates | January 6th-8th, 2023 |
| Venue | The New Yorker Hotel |
| Address/City | 481 8th Avenue New York, New York 
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| Attendance | 790 |
| Results | |
 winners
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Tweek 1v1 Sparg0 & Chag 2v2
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Let's Make Big Moves 2023 was a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament held in New York, New York, from January 6th-8th, 2023. The entire singles bracket's sets was Best of 5 games. The tournament also ran a Pokémon Scarlet and Violet singles bracket.[1]
Results
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles
(771 entrants)
Top 128 Brackets
Top 16 Bracket
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles
(136 teams)
Top 16 Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Sparg0 |
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Chag |
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| 2nd | MKBigBoss |
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MkLeo |
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| 3rd | Onin |
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 Riddles |
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| 4th | Ned |
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Dark Wizzy |
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| 5th | Serta |
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Quidd |
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| 5th | Zomba |
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Epic_Gabriel |
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| 7th | ApolloKage |
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MPg |
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| 7th | BeastModePaul |
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Bruho |
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| 9th | ARJAY!!! |
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JeJaJeJa |
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| 9th | Quandale Dinglelingleton |
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Justinbyleth |
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| 9th | Cosmos |
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Light |
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| 9th | Lima |
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Chase |
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| 13th | Meowscarada |
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ATATA |
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| 13th | Suarez |
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PkChris |
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| 13th | Stroder Ame |
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BassMage |
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| 13th | Mr. E |
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Gen |
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Side events
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate crews
Crews were 3v3 with 3-5 players on each crew, leaving the remainder as substitutes.
(16 crews)
Bracket
| Place | Region | Players | Earnings | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Mexico | Maister  |
Sparg0  |
Chag  |
MkLeo  |
MKBigBoss |
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| 2nd | Ohio | Cosmos  |
Geist  |
Doorstop  |
Toast  |
AndrewT |
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| 3rd | Georgia | Fatality  |
Teaser  |
omega  |
Jahzz0  |
Mugen |
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| 3rd | Chicago | Ned  |
Meowscarada  |
ATATA  |
Rickles |
Cyber |
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| 5th | North Jersey | Justinbyleth  |
LeoN  |
Steffen  |
Syrup |
ram |
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| 5th | California | T3 DOM  |
Chase |
Demon |
Quinn |
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| 5th | Florida | Anathema  |
Epic_Gabriel |
Jake |
Goblin  |
Kobe |
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| 5th | MD/VA | Squidplumber |
Peanut  |
BacoN |
Puppeh |
enhancedpv |
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tristate vs Florida/Georgia crew battle
| Tristate | Character | Stocks Taken | Florida/Georgia | Character | Stocks Taken |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dabuz |
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3 | Jake |
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2 |
| Syrup |
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5 | Jahzz0 |
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2 |
| Gen |
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5 | omega |
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2 |
| Quidd |
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1 | Mugen |
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2 |
| LeoN |
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3 | Kola |
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4 |
| Dark Wizzy |
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4 | Fatality |
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3 |
| Tweek |
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2 | Teaser |
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2 |
| Zomba |
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3 | Goblin |
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4 |
| MPg |
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3 | Anathema |
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3 |
| Jakal |
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1 | ChunkyKong |
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3 |
| Total | — | 30 | Total | — | 27 |
$1,000 was split between each member of team Tristate for winning the crew battle.
Trivia
- Quidd and Kola, who both made it to grand finals at Let's Make Big Moves 2022, both placed 33rd at this tournament.
- Tweek's run at this tournament was notable for several reasons.
- This tournament marks the first time Tweek defeated MkLeo's Joker.
- Tweek tied Marss and Glutonny's record of most overall offline set wins against MkLeo at eight. He also set the record for most MkLeo wins at major tournaments, which is also at eight.
- Tweek's victory in Ultimate singles continued the tournament series' streak of having a winner from the Tristate region for every iteration.
- Tweek is the first and only repeat winner of the Let's Make Moves tournament series, winning both Let's Make Moves & Let's Make Big Moves 2023
- After Mainstage 2022 and Scuffed World Tour, this marked the the third time in a row Tweek and Sparg0 met in Grand Finals of a North American major. This was also the first time in Ultimate's history that two players met in Grand Finals in three consecutive majors in general.
- This was the second Ultimate supermajor ever won by Tweek, nearly four years after Frostbite 2019.
- This tournament marks Maister's worst performance at an offline major since Smash 'N' Splash 5 almost 4 years prior.
