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Smasher:Markasse
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| Markasse "Bark" | |
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| Markasse.jpg | |
| Personal and other info | |
| Real name | Thom Markus |
| Location | Melbourne, VIC 
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| Miscellaneous info | |
| Skill |  Professional  |
Markasse is an Australian smasher from Melbourne, Australia. He is well known to have perhaps the best Dr Mario and Mewtwo in Victoria, and maybe even in all of Australia. He is ranked 4th on the Melbourne power rankings because of his consistent tournament results. He has recently decided to take a break from the competitiveness though.
Results History
- SEAT, Melbourne 2005
- 28th (Singles)
- SEAT2, Melbourne 2005
- 12th (Singles)
- SEAT3, Melbourne 2006
- 4th (Singles)
- S3 Cubed - Sydney, AU
- 9th (Singles)
- 2nd (Teams)
- Comrades of the Anfology - Melbourne, AU ([[[:Template:Tia link]] results])
- 9th (Singles)
- 5th (Teams)
- Comrades 2 - Melbourne, AU
- 7th (Singles)
- 4th (Teams)
- 2nd (Crews)
- Melbourne Monthlies Boss Stage - Melbourne, AU
- 5th (Singles)
- 7th (Teams)
Trivia
- Markasse's name on Smashboards is 'Snakebite'
- He is well known for his commentary during several finals matches, especially during Comrades 2.
