Tournament:Ultimate WANTED 4
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| Ultimate WANTED 4 | |
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| Dates | August 25th-28th, 2022 |
| Venue | B&B Hotel Paris Créteil |
| Address/City | 1 Rue Daniel Costantini Créteil, France 
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| Attendance | 633 |
| Results | |
 winners
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 zackray 1v1  Skyjay & Chag 2v2
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| Staff | |
| Organizer(s) | Team NtK |
Ultimate WANTED 4 was a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate major held in Créteil, France, from August 25th-28th, 2022. It is a Platinum-tier stop for Ultimate for the Smash World Tour 2022.
Results[edit]
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate singles[edit]
(629 entrants)
Top 32 Bracket
Top 8 Bracket
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate doubles[edit]
(84 teams)
Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Skyjay |
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Chag |
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| 2nd | Shuton |
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Zackray |
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| 3rd | Glutonny |
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Mika |
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| 4th |  Riddles |
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 BassMage |
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| 5th |  Sisqui |
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AndresFn |
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| 5th | Naskino |
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ALtek |
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| 7th | Motoji |
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Fenrir |
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| 7th | Pitou |
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Nonocolors |
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| 9th |  RaZe |
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Jdizzle |
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| 9th | Gin |
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Bac |
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| 9th | Etoiles |
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Tea |
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| 9th | Katascient |
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Lioko |
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| 13th | AlexusDark |
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Neilyo |
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| 13th | Sriks |
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 Lancelot |
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| 13th | Spectral |
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Kace |
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| 13th | Anragon |
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Destadik |
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Side events[edit]
Squad Strike[edit]
(146 entrants)
Top 8 Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Tea |
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| 2nd | AndresFn |
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| 3rd | Shuton |
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| 4th | Sirove |
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| 5th | Chag |
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| 5th | Fatality |
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| 7th | Leon |
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| 7th | Sriks |
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| 9th | moufi |
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| 9th |  Nibodax |
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| 9th | Le Duc |
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| 9th | Artsnif |
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| 13th | Nesus |
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| 13th | Kingël |
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| 13th | Master |
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| 13th | Spectral |
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Ultimate Crew World Cup[edit]
(10 teams)
Bracket
| Place | Team | Name | Character | Name | Character | Name | Character |
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| 1st | Japan | Shuton |
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Zackray |
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Tea |
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| 2nd | Spain | AndresFn |
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Tropped |
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Sisqui |
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| 3rd | MexiCAN | Chag |
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Riddles |
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Skyjay |
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| 3rd | Australia | Jdizzle |
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RaZe |
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Sriks |
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| 5th | UK - Ireland |  RobbieAK47 |
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Bloom4Eva |
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 Selkie |
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| 5th | Swiss |  Jaka |
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Phonky |
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Rohan doge |
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| 5th | USA |  Tarik |
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BassMage |
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Fatality |
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| 5th | Austria |  AleX |
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SkWiirrel |
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Sintro |
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| 9th | France | Réhann |
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Tomberry |
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Naskino |
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| 9th | Belgium | Nibodax |
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Xetroz |
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Yiazmat Goat |
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SHOTO WAR[edit]
(12 entrants)
Bracket
| Place | Name | Character(s) | Earnings |
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| 1st | Asimo |
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| 2nd | AndresFn |
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| 3rd | Riddles |
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| 3rd | Tea |
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| 5th | Zackray |
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| 5th | takera |
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| 5th | Shuton |
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| 5th | Hover |
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| 9th | Tomberry |
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| 9th | Loui$ |
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| 9th | Moqi |
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| 9th | MugiwaraNoBrando |
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Showmatches[edit]
| Player | Character(s) | Set Score | Player | Character(s) |
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| Etoiles |
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2-0 | Mika |
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| Skyjay |
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2-1 | Naskino |
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| takera |
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3-2 | Nitox |
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| Skyjay |
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2-3 | Sirove |
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| Zackray |
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5-2 | Glutonny |
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Trivia[edit]
- While on stream, BassMage performed a JV4 in the first game against his Winner's Round 2 opponent (Zaph), marking the first known tournament JV4 to be officially broadcast live at an Ultimate major.[1]
- BassMage also became the first Jigglypuff player to make Top 8 at an open bracket Ultimate major.
- Instead of playing their respective mains Terry and Pac-Man, Riddles and Tea opted to please the crowd by playing Kazuya dittos in Loser's Semis. Tea emerged victorious, winning the set 3-1.
- Glutonny felt ill before the final day and DQ'd from winner's side before the start of Top 64, ending his anticipated run early at 65th.[2]
- This tournament marks Zackray's return to competition in competitive Smash after an 8-month hiatus. Despite the time that passed, his 1st place finish marks his third major win in a row, as the last two major tournaments he had attended (and won) were Kagaribi 6 and Kagaribi 5.
- With his win, he also became the second person to win at least one major in Europe, North America, and Japan, following Tea.
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