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'''EmuKiller''' is a strong active smasher in the [[Tristate Area]]. He is a regular [[Dolphin#Netplay|Netplay]] player and ''[[Project M]]'' player and is considered to be one of the best {{PM|Meta Knight}} players in the world. EmuKiller is currently ranked 9th on the [[NY/NJ Project M Power Rankings]] and 39th on the [[PMRank 2018]], and was formerly ranked 17th on the [[ | '''EmuKiller''' is a strong active smasher in the [[Tristate Area]]. He is a regular [[Dolphin#Netplay|Netplay]] player and ''[[Project M]]'' player and is considered to be one of the best {{PM|Meta Knight}} players in the world. EmuKiller is currently ranked 9th on the [[NY/NJ Project M Power Rankings]] and 39th on the [[PMRank 2018]], and was formerly ranked 17th on the [[NYC Metropolitan Area Melee Power Rankings]]. | ||
EmuKiller dominated the ''Project M'' singles tournament at {{Trn|SKTAR 3}}, winning the whole tournament without dropping a set, playing only as {{PM|Mewtwo}}. As he swept through winners' bracket, he defeated several top professional players, such as {{Sm|Armada}} 2-0, {{Sm|Rolex}} 2-0, and {{Sm|ESAM}} 3-1, to make it to winners' finals, where he defeated {{Sm|Professor Pro}} 3-1. In grand finals, he defeated {{Sm|Mew2King}} 3-0, including two Mewtwo ditto victories. | EmuKiller dominated the ''Project M'' singles tournament at {{Trn|SKTAR 3}}, winning the whole tournament without dropping a set, playing only as {{PM|Mewtwo}}. As he swept through winners' bracket, he defeated several top professional players, such as {{Sm|Armada}} 2-0, {{Sm|Rolex}} 2-0, and {{Sm|ESAM}} 3-1, to make it to winners' finals, where he defeated {{Sm|Professor Pro}} 3-1. In grand finals, he defeated {{Sm|Mew2King}} 3-0, including two Mewtwo ditto victories. | ||
