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**In ''Ultimate'', MkLeo enters doubles with Glutonny in majors, winning doubles at Mainstage and 2GG: Kongo Saga and finishing 2nd at {{Trn|GENESIS 7}}. | **In ''Ultimate'', MkLeo enters doubles with Glutonny in majors, winning doubles at Mainstage and 2GG: Kongo Saga and finishing 2nd at {{Trn|GENESIS 7}}. | ||
*MkLeo has won the largest and second largest cashprize for both ''Smash 4'' and ''Ultimate'' tournaments, respectively. He won $20,000 at {{Trn|2GG Championship}} and later won $23,869.80 at {{Trn|Smash Ultimate Summit 3}}, albeit for second place. | *MkLeo has won the largest and second largest cashprize for both ''Smash 4'' and ''Ultimate'' tournaments, respectively. He won $20,000 at {{Trn|2GG Championship}} and later won $23,869.80 at {{Trn|Smash Ultimate Summit 3}}, albeit for second place. | ||
*The only players that MkLeo holds negative records against in ''Ultimate'' are {{Sm|Shuton}} (0-2), {{Sm|KEN}} (0-2), {{Sm|jw}} (0-1), {{Sm|kameme}} (0-1), and {{Sm|Kurama}} (0-1), while the only | *The only players that MkLeo holds negative records against in ''Ultimate'' are {{Sm|Shuton}} (0-2), {{Sm|KEN}} (0-2), {{Sm|ESAM}} (2-3), {{Sm|jw}} (0-1), {{Sm|kameme}} (0-1), and {{Sm|Kurama}} (0-1), while the only player that MkLeo holds a tied record against in ''Ultimate'' is {{Sm|TKM}} (1-1). | ||
*MkLeo's ability to make a comeback in ''Ultimate'' sets is so strong that from the release of ''Ultimate'' to throughout 2021, he has won roughly half of the best-of-5 sets where he started the set 0-2 at PGRU events. He is the only player to hold this title out of players that have started out 0-2 in at least eight sets at PGRU events. | *MkLeo's ability to make a comeback in ''Ultimate'' sets is so strong that from the release of ''Ultimate'' to throughout 2021, he has won roughly half of the best-of-5 sets where he started the set 0-2 at PGRU events. He is the only player to hold this title out of players that have started out 0-2 in at least eight sets at PGRU events. | ||