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'''Fast Forward''' is a professional eSports team based out of Fresno CA. The team began as a collaboration of veteran smash players in the Central California area. Brought together and managed by {{Drex}}, Fast Forward united the forces of four of Central California's best players in {{Sm|Mr. Brandandorf}}, {{Sm|Mexi}}, {{Sm|Obey}}, and {{Sm|Mevan}}. These members have ranked on the CenCal Melee Power Rankings each season they were active in that region. Newer members include {{Sm|Littlewolf}} and most recently {{Sm|Salty}}, the lead video recorder in Central California. | '''Fast Forward''' is a professional eSports team based out of Fresno CA. The team began as a collaboration of veteran smash players in the Central California area. Brought together and managed by {{Sm|Drex}}, Fast Forward united the forces of four of Central California's best players in {{Sm|Mr. Brandandorf}}, {{Sm|Mexi}}, {{Sm|Obey}}, and {{Sm|Mevan}}. These members have ranked on the CenCal Melee Power Rankings each season they were active in that region. Newer members include {{Sm|Littlewolf}} and most recently {{Sm|Salty}}, the lead video recorder in Central California. | ||
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Revision as of 21:50, June 24, 2015
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| Location | Fresno, CA |
| Player manager | Drexel Lemanski (Drex) |
Fast Forward is a professional eSports team based out of Fresno CA. The team began as a collaboration of veteran smash players in the Central California area. Brought together and managed by Drex, Fast Forward united the forces of four of Central California's best players in Mr. Brandandorf, Mexi, Obey, and Mevan. These members have ranked on the CenCal Melee Power Rankings each season they were active in that region. Newer members include Littlewolf and most recently Salty, the lead video recorder in Central California.
