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| Smash Ultimate Summit
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| Dates
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March 8th-10th, 2019
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| Venue
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Summit Gaming House
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| Address/City
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unknown
Los Angeles, California 
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| Entry fees
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N/A
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| Pot size(s)
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Singles: $51,917
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| Results
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 winners
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 MkLeo 1v1
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| Staff
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| Director(s)
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Beyond the Summit
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Smash Ultimate Summit was a national Super Smash Bros. Ultimate invitational tournament held on March 8th-10th, 2019. It was the first Ultimate Summit and was similar to the Super Smash Bros. Melee events in the Smash Summit series. Like previous Smash Summits, it was held at the Summit Gaming House, a private residence house in Los Angeles, California, and was closed to the general public.
Players invited/qualified[edit]
These six players were invited by Beyond The Summit:
Four wild card slots were given to the top non-invited finishers at GENESIS 6 the month before:
- VoiD (who finished 2nd)
- Samsora (who finished 3rd)
- Dabuz (who finished 4th)
 Zackray (who finished 5th and beat Light 3-1 in a tiebreaker match)
One final wild card slot was given to the top non-invited player at Ultimate Nimbus:
Players voted in[edit]
Players eliminated[edit]
These players were eliminated in voting:
- CaptainZack, MVD,
 Sonix,  Whoophee, ZAKI (February 13th)
- Bushi, ESAM, Hungrybox, Pandarian (February 14th)
- Tweek, Vermanubis (February 16th)
- Eldin,
 Izaw (February 18th)
- Marss, Prodigy (February 20th)
These players were eliminated in the nomination phase:
* under the name "Nightmare"
Eligible players[edit]
Players who achieved a top 32 placement at Umebura SP, Umebura SP 2, Don't Park on the Grass 2018, Glitch 6, SoCal Chronicles, Let's Make Moves, Ultimatum, Midwest Mayhem Ultimate, Smash Conference United, and Valhalla II; a top 128 placement at GENESIS 6; and all previous Smash Summit competitors were eligible for nomination. The 20 with the most Twitter nominations progressed to the voting phase. There were a total of 368 players eligible, who are compiled in this pastebin.
Results[edit]
Singles[edit]
(16 entrants)
Bracket
Side events[edit]
(4 crews)
Bracket
- The tournament was double elimination but with no bracket reset. As compensation, the 2nd place crew was paid out $1,250.
Random vs. Random[edit]
(16 entrants)
Bracket
The crew battle was a Best of 3.
Crew Battle 1[edit]
Crew Battle 2[edit]
VIP Tournament[edit]
(13 entrants)
Bracket
- This is the first time Beyond the Summit is holding a Smash tournament outside of Melee, although VGBootCamp held a similar invitational for Smash Wii U in December 2017, called Smash 4 Boot Camp.
- ZeRo, MkLeo, Nairo, VoiD, and Dabuz were invited to both Smash 4 Boot Camp and Smash Ultimate Summit.
- Cosmos was voted in to both Smash 4 Boot Camp and Smash Ultimate Summit.
- Light was voted in to Smash 4 Boot Camp and invited to Smash Ultimate Summit.
- Armada, Leffen, Mew2King, Mang0, and Plup have all competed at Melee Smash Summits, making them the first to compete in Summits for two Smash games.
- While this is Armada, Mew2King, Mang0, and Plup's first time playing at a Summit event outside of Melee, Leffen did so already, for Dragon Ball FighterZ at Summit of Power in 2018.
- At the time of the event, Mew2King, Mang0, and Plup were the only players to attend all Smash Summits, regardless of game, as Leffen was unable to attend the first two Smash Summits due to Visa issues, and Armada retired shortly before Smash Summit 7.
- This is the first time within the Summit series of tournaments that a New England Smash player opted in and was not voted in.
- Smash Ultimate Summit was ZeRo's last offline tournament where he competed in singles. The only other offline tournament he entered after this was the Smash Masters exhibition at Super Smash Con 2019.
External links[edit]
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