Smasher:Hax

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Hax "Hax$"
Character info
Melee main	Fox
Retired Melee character	Captain Falcon
Smash 4 main	Captain Falcon
Project M mains	Fox, Captain Falcon
Team info
Former sponsor(s)	CLASH Tournaments, VGBootCamp, Even Matchup Gaming
Former crews	S.W.A.T.
Rankings and results info
Most recent ranking	MPGR 2019: 19th
Best historical ranking	SSBMRank 2013: 6th
Best tournament result	4th / 1,110 at GENESIS 7
Winnings	~$14,018.18
Personal and other info
Real name	Abdulaziz Al-Yami
Birth date	May 7, 1994
Location	New York City, New York

Hax$ (pronounced "Hax Money", May 7th, 1994 – March 25th, 2025), informally known as Hax, was a Saudi American Super Smash Bros. Melee player based in Manhattan. With a career that spanned over a decade, he is considered one of the greatest Melee players from New York City and the Tristate area as a whole.

Hax$'s career began in the late 2000s, where he broke out onto the scene at Pound 3 using Captain Falcon with the pink costume (commonly known as Captain Fabulous or Pink Falcon). By 2013, he was considered the best Captain Falcon player in the world and was ranked in the top 10, but despite this achievement he switched to solo-maining Fox in early-2014, where he remained a top 20 threat for several years and became widely regarded as the most technical Fox player of his time. Additionally, Hax became a notable figure in Melee's technical community, pioneering the Haxdash, pushing numerous Shine-related techniques, and releasing numerous detailed videos on Melee's glitches, advanced techniques, and more. Furthermore, Hax had a history as a tournament organiser, running The Nightclub before it changed hands. Pushing things further, Hax developed the Melee 1.03 mod and, arguably his magnum opus, the B0XX arcade controller.

Hax went on an indefinite hiatus in April 2016 due to having a calcified FCU tendon, which was left untreated because no surgeon was willing to remove it. During this hiatus, he worked on the B0XX, a controller designed in a similar vein to the Smash Box by Hitbox, after having tested the Smash Box and finding it unsatisfactory. After receiving treatment for his hand problems, he slowly returned to competitive play in the following year, notably attending various Melee events showcasing the potential of the B0XX, and spent a long time balancing it to be as fair to a GameCube controller as possible. Even with the controller change, Hax remained a threat in competitive play, and by 2019, he was considered to be playing at a level similar to when he played on a GameCube controller.

Hax's tournament career halted in June 2021, after he uploaded a 2 and a half hour long video titled "Evidence.zip 2", in which Hax made many accusations of misconduct towards Leffen. In response to the video, and followup statements, he was indefinitely banned from local tournaments and all majors, when several TOs deemed the video to have incited harassment and defamation towards Leffen, which was in violation of the then-inactive SSB Code of Conduct Panel's 2.2.1 and 2.2.3 rules. Over a year and a half later, Hax would be unbanned by some regions, including his home region of NYC, but several other regions and most majors maintained the ban. After Hax made public appeals to be unbanned when private appeals were dismissed, the NYC TOs would reinstate the ban in January 2024, citing that Hax violated two clauses of the unban agreement, violation of COC rules 2.2.1 & 2.2.3., and participating in the public discourse of his ban. Some TO's would sign a new statement transferring the indefinite ban to permanent citing the statements, accusations, and the release of private documents in the January Ban Appeal 2024 and “The Truth” videos constitute multiple repeated infractions in the same nature of his original offense. Support for and against Hax's ban would shift over the controversy with the nature of the accused violations, how the ban was handled by TO's, and the discourse about the ban itself would be a topic of heavy debate and controversy within the community.

While still being relatively active, Hax's mental health experienced a sharp decline throughout 2024, and was hospitalized in 2025. After various updates from Hax's mother, she would later confirm that he peacefully passed away on March 25th.

Tournament history

Origin of the name

Hax used to be into competitive Pokémon. In the context of competitive Pokémon, "hax" is lingo for the uncontrollable RNG involved in battles, such as critical hits, that can sometimes undeservedly turn the tide of a match. The high number of angry players who would call "hax" after severe losses due to this prompted Hax to name himself after this term. When switching to competitive Melee, Hax wanted a fourth character in the space given for tags in-game, and decided to add the dollar sign to it, eventually giving birth to "Hax$" or "Hax Money".

2008-2009: Starting Off

Hax began his Melee career as an up-and-coming Captain Falcon main who quickly rose up the ranks in his region. At his first major tournament, Pound 3, he placed 9th; he lost to Mew2King in the first round of winners' bracket, then ran through losers' bracket and defeated LoZR, Silent Wolf, and Colbol in losers', then was eliminated by Azen. A year later, at Revival of Melee, Hax once again showed fantastic prowess with his Captain Falcon; he lost to Eggm in winners', but went on another mini-run through losers' bracket, taking out thumbswayup, HBK, and RaynEX. He then lost to Jman 0-2, with both games going down to the last stock, finishing at 13th in singles overall.

Hax's next major was Apex 2009, which was also his biggest breakthrough in the Melee scene to that day. At that tournament, he defeated ChuDat in winners' bracket before losing to Jman, but went on another run through losers', this time taking out big names such as Anther, Scar, and Kage before losing to ChuDat in a rematch, placing 4th overall. At GENESIS, he teamed with Hungrybox, where they were defeated by Armada and Aniolas in the winners' bracket. They rose through the losers' bracket, but only reached 13th place. He reached 7th place in Melee singles, besting many of the most talented players from North America and Europe.

2010-2011

Hax then reached 13th place at Pound 4, the second highest placed Captain Falcon at the tournament (behind SilentSpectre, who was considered the strongest Captain Falcon at the time). In doubles, he teamed with Darc and was rather successful, placing 4th. At Apex 2010, Hax once again lost in the first round of winners', this time to I.B from Canada. He then eliminated WarriorKnight, th0rn, Silent Wolf, and finally, ChuDat in a rematch from Apex 2009, before being stopped by Zhu's Falco, placing 9th overall in singles.

After a comparatively low placement of 13th at Revival of Melee 3 and a handful of tournaments where he failed to break the top 8, Hax once again placed within the top 8 at Pound V. There, he continued his trend of losing very early in winners' bracket, this time to Zhu. He then tore through losers' bracket, defeating tect, MacD, Kels, Amsah, and VaNz, before meeting and being defeated by Axe in losers' quarters, finishing 5th overall. He also placed 3rd in teams, teaming with Hungrybox. Hax then placed 9th at GENESIS 2, where he sent HomeMadeWaffles to losers' and eliminated Fuzzyness and Fly Amanita, but was defeated by Taj in winners' and PPMD (then known as Dr. PeePee) in losers'.

2012: Best Falcon in the world

Hax placed in top 8 at Apex 2012. Although he lost to Zhu 1-2 early in winners' bracket, he eliminated SFAT 2-1 and MacD 2-1 in losers' bracket before losing to JAVI 0-2 in losers' top 8. He continued to perform extremely well in tournaments later that year, with a 5th place finish at Zenith 2012 and Revival of Melee 5 and a 6th place finish at MELEE-FC10R Legacy. At the latter tournament, he made it into the final round-robin bracket, where he defeated Kels 3-1 and Darkrain 3-2, with the latter match solidifying his position as the best solo main Captain Falcon in the world. However, he lost to everyone else in the bracket, placing 6th overall.

2013: Turn to the Dark Side (20XX)

Hax placed in top 8 at Apex 2013, defeating JAVI 2-1 in a rematch in winners' bracket, as well as Kage 2-0, before losing to Dr. PeePee 0-2. In losers' bracket, he eliminated Axe 2-0, but then lost to Mango 0-2 for top 8. At EVO 2013, Hax defeated S2J 2-1 in the winners' quarters pool to make it into the semifinals pool. He lost to Dr. PeePee 1-2 in winners' bracket, and then to Ice 0-2 in losers' bracket, placing 9th overall.

At this point in his Melee career, Hax popularized the "20XX" joke, depicting a post-apocalyptic world where everyone played Fox to TAS levels of perfection. He also began claiming that Captain Falcon, as a character, was not strong enough to make him become the top Melee player in the community. Although many doubted that he would switch to Fox at first, Hax dropped Captain Falcon entirely after The Big House 3, much to the disappointment of many Captain Falcon fans. It seemed for a while that Hax would take his Fox to the top level at his next major after winning No Johns Monthly, defeating VaNz and The Moon in a dominating fashion.

2014: Rise of Fox in a summer of Smash

Hax underperformed in Melee singles at Apex 2014, placing 17th. He lost to s0ft in winners' finals of the first round of pools, and made it to losers' quarters in the second round of pools before losing to Ice 1-2. However, he managed to win Melee doubles with Mew2King. They lost to Mango and Lucky 2-3 in winners' semis, but once in losers' bracket, they managed to defeat Shroomed and S2J 2-0, Armada and Ice 3-2, and Hungrybox and Plup 3-1 to make it to grand finals against Mango and Lucky. They won the first and second sets 3-2 and 3-1, respectively.

Hax upset Mango 3-1 in winners' finals at WHOBO MLG, including two Fox ditto victories, but then lost two consecutive 0-3 sets in grand finals to his Falco. At SKTAR 3, Hax defeated players such as ZoSo and Nintendude in winners' bracket before losing to Armada 0-2. In losers' bracket, he eliminated ChuDat 2-0 and Zhu 2-0 before being eliminated by Mew2King 0-2 in losers' quarters, placing 5th overall. Due to Hax's strong placements at WHOBO MLG and SKTAR 3, he qualified for the MLG Anaheim 2014 championship bracket.

In his pool at MLG Anaheim 2014, Hax defeated Leffen 3-2, Colbol 3-1, s0ft 3-0, and Remen 3-0, but lost to PPMD 1-3, Mew2King 1-3, and Axe 1-3. He was seeded in losers' bracket in the championship bracket, where he eliminated S2J 3-2 and PewPewU 3-2 before being eliminated by Leffen 2-3, finishing off at 7th place.

At EVO 2014, the largest Melee tournament at the time, he placed 13th out of a massive number of 970 entrants. In the winners' quarters pool, he unexpectedly lost early to Zanguzen. However, he managed to sweep the losers' quarters pool, eliminating Lovage, Reason, DEHF, Hyprid, and Nintendude, before losing to Plup 0-2 in top 16, ending his run.

At Zenith 2014, Hax placed 2nd in Melee singles, defeating Fly Amanita 2-0 and Wizzrobe 3-1 in winners' bracket, making it to winners' finals against Mew2King. He won the first two games, including a win against Mew2King's Marth on Final Destination, though ended up losing the set 2-3. In losers' finals, he defeated Zhu 3-2. Hax then won the first set of grand finals against Mew2King 3-1, with another win on Final Destination, although he still lost the second set 0-3. Hax also won Melee doubles with Mew2King, defeating Axe and ZeRo in both winners' finals and grand finals.

2014: Post-summer of Smash and hiatus

Hax attended The Big House 4, the 4th largest Melee tournament of all time. In pools, he had a close set with Vro, where Hax won the set 2-1. In top 16, Hax faced off against Mango's Captain Falcon and Marth, losing 1-3, sending him to losers bracket. He then had a close set with Kalamazhu in losers, taking it 3-2 and advancing into top 8. After defeating Kels 3-0, he faced Armada in losers top 8, taking the first game convincingly, but ultimately ended up losing 1-3, placing 5th. In doubles, he teamed with fellow Fox main Leffen. They beat HugS and Lucky 2-0 and DJ Nintendo and The Moon 2-0 as well, before losing to Hungrybox and Plup 2-3. In losers, they defeated SFAT and Axe, and VaNz and MacD, both 3-1. In losers finals, they had a rematch with Hungrybox and Plup, but lost once again, this time 1-3, netting them 3rd.

Hax then attended the New York regional tournament Justice 4. In winners finals, he faced Armada, where he lost 1-3. After beating Zhu 3-0 in losers finals, he faced Armada once again in grand finals, which Armada won 3-2 in a much closer set. He also teamed with Armada in doubles, getting 1st without dropping a set.

On January 1, 2015, Hax announced that he would be taking an indefinite hiatus from Smash as a result of a hand injury and insomnia, forcing him out of Apex 2015.

2015: Return and second hiatus

Hax made his full return to Smash after recovering from his hand surgery at Super Nebulous 3 in late April 2015. He lost to Nintendude in winners semis 2-3, getting sent to losers. After beating Wizzrobe 3-1, he lost to Lucky in losers semis 2-3, placing 4th.

In July 2015, Hax announced another hiatus. In a blog post, he discussed his insomnia, which worsened whenever he was at a tournament. Hax surmised that his insomnia may be linked to his his perfectionist "20XX" mentality. Hax said he would still practice and attend some major tournaments, such as Apex and EVO, but would not attend as many tournaments until his insomnia was under control. Tafokints made a video detailing Hax's condition, saying that he, as of writing, was in a cast for his prior injury, but had been making progress, and would return in the near future.

2016: Second return and third hiatus

Hax has made a return at NYC Nebulous Prime Locals. He has defeated DJ Nintendo at these events, placing first in the ones he has attended. However, he has said in interview that he is not ready to return in full force just yet. His first huge tournament of 2016 was Shots Fired 2, where he placed 3rd, and used the money he got from the tournament to pay for his last surgery. His next big tournament was Pound 2016, where he went on a rampage through pools, making it to Winner's Ro32. There, he defeated smashers such as SFAT 2-1, Nintendude 3-0, and eventually defeated Mango in Winner's semis 3-2, in a close set where Mango missed a crucial edgeguard, giving Hax his ticket to Winner's finals against Hungrybox, where he was defeated 3-0. Sent to Loser's finals, Hax was pitted in a rematch against Mango, where again, he was defeated 3-0, ending Hax's run at 3rd place.

After initially making himself eligible for being voted to participate in Smash Summit 2, Hax drop out due to another hand injury. Its recurrence prompted another indefinite hiatus from Smash until he could fully recover.

2017-2018: Third return and the B0XX

Hax posted an update video on January 19th, 2017. In the video, he further detailed the complications with his hands and revealed that he had finally met a doctor that would treat most of his hand problems that arose, the incurable thumb joint arthritis that eventually developed on his left hand now prevented him from using a GameCube controller. Hax also discussed his experiences with the Smash Box arcade controller during his hiatus. While Hax had a relatively painless experience using the Smash Box even before the final hand surgery, he proposed several changes, most of which were shot down due to logistical issues with submitting them. Cactuar then approached Hax and told him about two Rutgers University engineering students, Arhum Siddiqi (also known as WatchingTime) and James Taylor, who were working on a Smash Box-based product called the "Icebox" that would work better for Ice Climbers players' desynching techniques. A controller design commissioned and approved by Frycook, Hax decided to contact them and contribute to improving the Icebox for use with Fox, slowly implementing the changes he initially submitted to the Smash Box team, and giving the product a new name: the "B0XX". Hax stated that the B0XX would be customizable, and additionally slated a return to competitive Melee for February 2017, though he would not attend a tournament until a month later at Smash Summit Spring 2017 as a commentator.

After a few months of attending locals on the B0XX, Hax won his first tournament with it, Nebulous Melee 85, in May 2017. Since he began using the B0XX, he has taken sets from ranked players such as Westballz, KJH, Crush, Fiction, Kage, Captain Smuckers, DJ Nintendo, and Qerb. He has also since made update videos defending his thinking on the legality of the B0XX and is still working on getting it legalized in the MIOM recommended tournament ruleset.

2019-2020: Partial resurgence

Hax had a rough start to 2019, placing 17th at GENESIS 6 and only winning some smaller tournaments. The Summer MPGR placed Hax at 25th in the world. Hax's results began to pick up in the summer when he got 9th at Shine 2019, he then went on to place 3rd at Mango's Birthday Bash beating Hungrybox in the process. This led to Hax's being ranked at 19th, 19 places better than in 2018. At the start of 2020, Hax attended GENESIS 7 where he was knocked into losers early by Leffen. He beat SFAT, Westballz, PewPewU and Shroomed for the opportunity to play Leffen again, in which Hax won 3-1. Hax placed 4th at GENESIS 7 after being reverse 3-0'd by Hungrybox. This placement also qualified him for one of the few invite spots to Smash Summit 9, where he placed 7th.

2021-2023: Post-ban and partial unban return

After his ban in June 2021, Hax could only attend online tournaments until he was partially unbanned on January 1st, 2023, though still banned from most majors. Throughout the year, Hax would become a mainstay on The Box (series) online weekly and The Nightclub NYC local weekly, wherein in the former would often get a top eight placement and in the latter often placing 1st or 2nd. Hax would also attend other tournaments in NYC and the surrounding region.

The first non-local in-person tournament back was the regional LVL UP EXPO 2023 where Hax would place 4th. Hax later placed 4th in the next regional The Come Up 2023. The only major Hax could attend was Tipped Off 14: Resurgence, where Hax placed 17th, winning 3-0 against n0ne and losing to MOF and Mekk. Smash Factor X would be Hax's biggest set wins and best placement of the year with Hax getting notable wins on S2J, lucky, and Eddy Mexico to reach grand finals where Hax would win the first set on Hungrybox during Grand Finals, with Hungrybox winning the runback causing Hax to earn 2nd place. The Off-Season 2 would be a notable charity invite tournament where Hax got into the singles final bracket through the open bracket being one of four to do so having to beat SFOP and Skerzo to get into the invite bracket, where Hax would place 9th after losing to Zain and Salt. In The Function 3, Hax would place 4th, winning over Jmook, then losing to Aklo and Chem.

2024-2025: Post-permanent ban

After his permanent ban in January 2024, Hax was allowed to attend S Factor 11 because S Factor's TOs decided to make a Facebook poll for the Mexican community to decide if Hax could attend, with unknown numbers the poll was in favor of Hax's attendance. Hax would place 2nd beating Shroomed and S2J and losing to Hungrybox. Later in the year, Hax was invited to the final Xanadu tournament for Melee at GimR's request, resulting in some controversy within the MD/VA Melee community, as the T.O. Bard resigned from organizing the event, and the event would no longer count for MD/VA Summit points, both presumably resulting from Hax's inclusion. Hax would place 2nd losing to RapMonster in Winner's Finals and Grand Finals.

On December 20, 2024, Hax announced that a new weekly tournament series "GIN" run by Wes would launch, with Hax being allowed to compete. Hax would enter "GIN" local events through December 2024 and early 2025, with GIN #5 being his last tournament before his death in March 2025.

Playing style

Hax was arguably the strongest Captain Falcon player in the world, utilizing much of the same deadly combos as Falcon mains before him, but with a superior playstyle. Unlike other Captain Falcon players, who relied on what Hax saw as mindless aggression, Hax played very conservatively by utilizing camping and clever baits to get openings. This made him the strongest Captain Falcon against more defensive characters (such as Marth and Sheik), and eventually, in the world. He was also the most technical Captain Falcon player, as he had amazing reactions and spacing, and utilized difficult techniques such as the "Haxdash", an invincible ledge-invincibility refresh that doubles as a visual mixup. As Fox, Hax continues pursuing a perfectionist mindset with fast reactions and extreme technical skill, but has become a lot swingier, notably using a lot of fadeback neutral airs and jittery close-range movement. Hax is known for going for nearly frame-perfect combos and theoretically unbreakable shine pressure, along with reaction tech-chases and a strong ledge-game, often retreating to the ledge to be able to invincibly ledgedash and regain a strong neutral position.

However, this perfectionism has also led to losses in certain matchups. For example, Hax will rush down and approach even defensive characters such as Jigglypuff and attack with drills and shines (the most "optimal" way to pressure), instead of playing more defensively with Blaster when the situation calls for it. This can lead to him overextending, which leaves him susceptible to Jigglypuff's lethal punishes. Additionally, Hax is susceptible to psychological pressure, as shown when Mango defeated him 3-1 with his secondaries at The Big House 4 using mostly hard reads. In addition, Hax's playstyle often is very strong at short-ranges where his execution is extremely consistent, but he is often hesitant to commit to longer range approaches, leading to difficulties vs some more conservative and campy players; an example of this would be Hax's set vs Mike Haze at Smash Summit 5, where Mike shifted to a more dash-dance campy style and reverse 3-0d Hax.

Rankings

Super Smash Bros. Melee

RetroSSBMRank

Ranking	Time period	Rank	Character(s)	Notes
RetroSSBMRank 2009	2009	HM
RetroSSBMRank 2010	2010	HM
RetroSSBMRank 2011	2011	HM
RetroSSBMRank 2012	2012	HM

SSBMRank/MPGR

Ranking	Time period	Rank	Character(s)	Notes
SSBMRank 2013	January - November 2013	6th
Summer 2014 SSBMRank	January - May 2014	7th
SSBMRank 2014	January - October 2014	8th
Summer 2015 SSBMRank	January - July 2015	15th
SSBMRank 2015	January - November 2015	19th
SSBMRank 2017	December 10th, 2016 - December 10th, 2017	45th
MPGR 2018	December 15th, 2017 - December 16th, 2018	38th
Summer 2019 MPGR	December 17th, 2018 - June 30th, 2019	25th
MPGR 2019	December 17th, 2018 - December 8th, 2019	19th

Top 100 Melee Players of All Time

Ranking	Time period	Rank	Character(s)	Notes
First List	January 10th, 2004 - January 21st, 2018	22nd
Second List	January 10th, 2004 - February 3rd, 2019	23rd
Third List	January 10th, 2004 - February 16th, 2020	24th
Fourth List	January 10th, 2004 - September 12th, 2021	19th

Tournament placings

Super Smash Bros. Melee

Tournament	Date	1v1 placement	2v2 placement	Partner	Earnings
MLG New York Playoffs 2006	October 13th-14th, 2006	49th	—	—
Killa Fleet Biweekly 6/8	June 8th, 2007	5th	4th	Jman
Zenith 2007	September 29th, 2007	2nd	—	—
Pound 3	February 2nd-3rd, 2008	9th	5th	Jman
Smashpocalypse V	March 22nd, 2008	9th	—	—
Smashpocalypse VI	December 13th, 2008	17th	9th	Scar
Revival of Melee	March 7th-8th, 2009	13th	13th	Pakman
Apex 2009	May 9th-10th, 2009	4th	—	—
GENESIS	July 10th-12th, 2009	8th / 290	13th	Hungrybox
S.N.E.S.	August 21st-23rd, 2009	2nd	3rd	Scar
The Tunes Monthlies # 4	November 14th, 2009	7th	2nd	Alukard
Revival of Melee 2	November 21st-22nd, 2009	7th / 159	5th	Linguini
The Tunes Monthlies # 5	December 27th, 2009	4th	3rd	Lovage
Pound 4	January 16th-18th, 2010	13th	4th	Darc
Good Shit German	July 24th-25th, 2010	13th	5th	Scar
The Tunes Monthlies #8	July 30th, 2010	4th	1st	Jman
Apex 2010	August 6th-8th, 2010	9th	4th	Hungrybox
Revival of Melee 3	November 20th-21st, 2010	13th	2nd	Hungrybox
Pound V	February 19th-21st, 2011	5th / 243	3rd	Hungrybox
Zenith 2011	May 28th-29th, 2011	9th	3rd	Mew2King
GENESIS 2	July 15th-17th, 2011	9th	2nd	Hungrybox
Revival of Melee 4	November 19th-20th, 2011	5th	3rd	Jman
Apex 2012	January 6th-8th, 2012	7th / 318	5th	Jman
Zenith 2012	May 26th-27th, 2012	5th	3rd	Hungrybox
MELEE-FC10R Legacy	August 12th-14th, 2012	6th	5th	The Moon
Revival of Melee 5	November 17th-18th, 2012	5th	2nd	Scar
Apex 2013	January 11th-13th, 2013	7th / 336	9th	Westballz
Smashacre Rising	April 6th, 2013	2nd	1st	Mew2King
Zenith 2013	June 1st-2nd, 2013	6th / 126	1st	Mew2King
EVO 2013	July 12th-14th, 2013	9th	5th	Jman
The Big House 3	October 12th-13th, 2013	5th / 172	3rd	Dr. PeePee
Sudden Death 14	October 19th, 2013	1st	—	—
No Johns 1/4	January 4th, 2014	1st	1st	Alukard
Collision 8	January 11th, 2014	1st	—	—
Apex 2014	January 17th-19th, 2014	17th	1st	Mew2King
Smash Mode Sundays # 2	February 16th, 2014	2nd	1st	Mew2King
Smash Mode Sundays # 3	February 23rd, 2014	1st	—	—
Stony Brook Biweeklies #9	March 1st, 2014	1st	2nd	G$
Smash Mode Sundays # 4	March 2nd, 2014	1st	—	—
Revival of Melee 7	March 8th-9th, 2014	5th	1st	Mew2King
The Next Episode	March 22nd-23rd, 2014	7th	2nd	SFAT
Smash Mode Sundays 3/30	March 30th, 2014	1st	—	—
Civil War VI	April 12th-13th, 2014	3rd	—	—
Bar Wars: The Region Strikes Back	April 26th, 2014	9th	2nd	ChuDat
WHOBO MLG	May 3rd-4th, 2014	2nd	1st	Mango
Justice 3	May 24th, 2014	1st	—	—
SKTAR 3	May 31st-June 1st, 2014	5th / 237	5th	Westballz
Nebulous Saturday Melee 2	June 14th, 2014	1st	3rd	Slox
MLG Anaheim 2014	June 20th-22nd, 2014	7th / 325	5th	Leffen
CEO 2014	June 27th-29th, 2014	—	5th	Colbol
EVO 2014	July 11th-13th, 2014	13th	2nd	Mew2King
Zenith 2014	August 2nd-3rd, 2014	2nd	1st	Mew2King
Nebulous 9	August 9th, 2014	1st	—	—
Nebulous 10	August 16th, 2014	1st	—	—
Mass Madness CE	August 23rd, 2014	1st	1st	ZeRo
GUTS 3	September 19th-21st, 2014	1st	1st	Mafia
The Big House 4	October 4th-5th, 2014	5th / 574	3rd	Leffen
Justice 4	October 11th, 2014	2nd	1st	Armada
SmashLeague: New York	October 25th, 2014	1st	—	—
Do You Fox Wit It?	November 15th-16th, 2014	1st	1st	Mew2King
KTAR XI	November 22nd, 2014	2nd (Split)	1st	Mew2King
Super Nebulous	November 29th, 2014	1st	2nd	DoH
Super Nebulous 2	January 24th, 2015	2nd	—	—
Apex 2015	January 30th-February 1st, 2015	33rd (DQ)	—	—
Super Nebulous 3	April 25th-26th, 2015	4th	2nd	Wizzrobe
Press Start	May 9th-10th, 2015	13th	—	—
Assault 3 – No Game No Waifu – Evolution	May 16th-17th, 2015	1st	1st	Victra
Get On My Level 2015	May 30th-31st, 2015	2nd	1st	Hungrybox
EVO 2015	July 17th-19th, 2015	17th	—	—
KTAR XVII	February 13th, 2016	1st	1st	G$
Shots Fired 2	March 5th-6th, 2016	3rd	—	—
Do or DI	March 11th-13th, 2016	3rd	—	—
Super Nebulous 4	March 26th, 2016	3rd	—	—
Pound 2016	April 2nd-3rd, 2016	3rd / 933	—	—
Collision XIII	April 16th, 2016	1st	—	—
Apollo III	March 11th, 2017	9th	—	—
Apollo IV	April 8th, 2017	17th	5th	Just Jason
Nebulous Melee 82	April 15th, 2017	2nd	—	—
Flatiron 2	April 22nd, 2017	13th	33rd (DQ)	Chillin
Nebulous Melee 85	May 20th, 2017	1st	—	—
OMEGA	June 24th-25th, 2017	4th	5th	JFlex
EVO 2017	July 14th-16th, 2017	33rd	—	—
Get On My Level 2017	July 28th-30th, 2017	17th	9th	Crush
Apollo X	October 14th, 2017	33rd (DQ)	1st	Hungrybox
Nebulous Melee 100!	October 21st, 2017	2nd	1st	dizzkidboogie
Smash Summit 5	November 2nd-6th, 2017	13th	7th	Crush
Tipped Off 12	November 11th-12th, 2017	7th	—	—
RISE Melee Regional	November 25th, 2017	2nd	Top 4	Slox
Pat's House 3	December 2nd-3rd, 2017	9th	—	—
Smash Valley: Lucky 7	February 17th, 2018	5th	—	—
Nebulous Melee 115	February 24th, 2018	9th	1st	mayb
Nebulous Melee 116	March 3rd, 2018	1st	1st	mayb
Nebs After Dark 107	March 6th, 2018	1st	—	—
Short Hops	July 21st, 2018	7th	4th	Rhyme