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| Combo Breaker 2015
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| Dates
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May 22nd-24th, 2015
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| Venue
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Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare
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| Address/City
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5440 N River Rd
Rosemont, Illinois 
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| Results
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 winners
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DJ Nintendo
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 winners
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 ZeRo
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| Staff
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| Director(s)
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Richard "The Hadou" Thiher
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Combo Breaker 2015 was a fighting game tournament held in Rosemont, Illinois, on May 22nd-24th, 2015 at the Crowne Plaza Chicago O'Hare, organized by Richard "The Hadou" Thiher. It was the spiritual successor of the Ultimate Fighting Game Tournament series, after its director Adam Heart decided to retire the tournament in 2014.[1][2]
The tournament featured more than fifteen games on its lineup, including Melee and Smash 4[3][4], handling both tournaments were directed by Juggleguy and D. Disciple, two widely known community members and tournament directors, while a dedicated live stream channel was handled by the VGBootCamp crew. On March 27th, it was announced that a $1,000.00 pot bonus was added to the Smash 4 Top 8, by Gaming Generations, one of the event's main sponsors and equipment supplier.[5]
Official game lineup[edit]
 Banner for Top 8 pot bonus added by Gaming Generations Following UFGT's tradition to host a extensive list of fighting games, Combo Breaker 2015 featured nineteen single game tournaments in addition to a "Mistery Game Tournament", divided by Main Stage Tournaments, Side Stage Tournaments and Side Retro Tournaments. Super Smash Bros. for Wii U was listed as Main Stage, with 147 entrants, while Melee was listed as Side Stage, with 77 entrants.[6][7]
Results[edit]
Top 16 bracket
Top 16 bracket
Grand Finals
Side events[edit]
for Wii U doubles[edit]
[12 teams]
Bracket
Melee doubles[edit]
[10 teams]
Bracket
External links[edit]
References[edit]
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