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In top 8 of the final bracket, Rimu and Candle replaced SHADIC and Kola. After defeating Marss, Rimu also defeated Riddles’s [[Terry (SSBU) | Terry]] 3-1, which include a reverse 3-stock on the last game, before losing in loser’s eighths to #11 seed {{Sm|Candle}}, his first major top 8. The former also started the final bracket in loser’s, going 1-3 in his pool, but managed to defeat Drybie, MuteAce and Rimu before losing to Sparg0 for 5th place, one of the best post-pandemic solo Olimar results in North America, and also Candle’s first major top 8.<br> | In top 8 of the final bracket, Rimu and Candle replaced SHADIC and Kola. After defeating Marss, Rimu also defeated Riddles’s [[Terry (SSBU) | Terry]] 3-1, which include a reverse 3-stock on the last game, before losing in loser’s eighths to #11 seed {{Sm|Candle}}, his first major top 8. The former also started the final bracket in loser’s, going 1-3 in his pool, but managed to defeat Drybie, MuteAce and Rimu before losing to Sparg0 for 5th place, one of the best post-pandemic solo Olimar results in North America, and also Candle’s first major top 8.<br> | ||
In winner side, Sparg0, who was defending his title from [[Tournament:Watch The Throne|last year’s Throne]], won a close game 5 set with #5 seed {{Sm|Tweek}} in winner’s quarters, reaching winner’s semi-finals against #7 {{Sm|MkLeo}}. In their 31st offline set since the start of Ultimate, MkLeo ultimately won the set 3-1 (UF 5, tied for the biggest of the tournament). The start of the 4th game became famous for Leo’s usage of [[Rebel's Guard / Tetrakarn / Makarakarn |Rebel’s Guard]], maintaining the “game 4 Leo” myth. Now in loser’s, Sparg0 eliminated from the tournament Candle 3-1, Hurt in a reverse 3-0 and MkLeo in the runback 3-2 to reach | In winner side, Sparg0, who was defending his title from [[Tournament:Watch The Throne |last year’s Throne]], won a close game 5 set with #5 seed {{Sm|Tweek}} in winner’s quarters, reaching winner’s semi-finals against #7 {{Sm|MkLeo}}. In their 31st offline set since the start of Ultimate, MkLeo ultimately won the set 3-1 (UF 5, tied for the biggest of the tournament). The start of the 4th game became famous for Leo’s usage of [[Rebel's Guard / Tetrakarn / Makarakarn |Rebel’s Guard]], maintaining the “game 4 Leo” myth. Now in loser’s, Sparg0 eliminated from the tournament Candle 3-1, Hurt in a reverse 3-0 and MkLeo in the runback 3-2 to reach grand finals loser’s side against Light, who hadn’t lost any sets since the start of the tournament. Sparg0 reset the grand finals 3-1, and swept Light in the reset 3-0 to win the tournament, maintaining his crown and his top 1 spot for the [[LumiRank 2024.2 |2024.2 season]]. MkLeo’s run to 3rd, along with his 4th place at {{Trn|Luminosity Makes Moves Miami 2024}} and his 5th place at {{Trn|Umebura SP 11}} confirms his definitive return to form after a shaky first half of 2024. | ||
==Results== | ==Results== | ||
