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Sleak made an apperance at [[EVO 2014]] in Las Vegas, where he placed 65th out of 970 players. He made it out of his pool through the losers' side, losing to {{Sm|OkamiBW}} in winners' finals of the pool. He then eliminated {{Sm|Dudutsai}} before being eliminated by {{Sm|Darrell}}. | Sleak made an apperance at [[EVO 2014]] in Las Vegas, where he placed 65th out of 970 players. He made it out of his pool through the losers' side, losing to {{Sm|OkamiBW}} in winners' finals of the pool. He then eliminated {{Sm|Dudutsai}} before being eliminated by {{Sm|Darrell}}. | ||
In recent years, Sleak has taken the helm of many Smash based events and communities alongside players such as {{Sm|AozoraX}} and {{Sm|Mach5}} in pioneering the Alberta Smash scene with his enthusiasm and is looked up to by many of his peers. | |||
In recent years, Sleak has taken the helm of many Smash based events and communities alongside players such as {{Sm|AozoraX}} and {{Sm|Mach5}} in pioneering the Alberta Smash scene with his enthusiasm and is looked up to by many of his peers | |||
==Tournament placings== | ==Tournament placings== | ||
