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'''Bum''' is a [[professional]] [[smasher]] from the United States who mains [[Donkey Kong]]. He has received praise for using Donkey Kong, a low-[[tier list|tier]] character, and beating many highly skilled players, including [[Isai]] and [[Chu Dat]], at the first stop on the [[MLG]] grassroots tour. | '''Bum''' is a [[professional]] [[smasher]] from the United States who mains [[Donkey Kong]]. He has received praise for using Donkey Kong, a low-[[tier list|tier]] character, and beating many highly skilled players, including [[Smasher:Isai|Isai]] and [[Smasher:Chu Dat|Chu Dat]], at the first stop on the [[MLG]] grassroots tour. | ||
Bum currently does play ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]]''. He places well in large tourneys. He even runs a weekly tournament on Fridays. | |||
[[Category:Smashers]][[Category:Donkey Kong professionals]] | [[Category:Smashers]][[Category:Donkey Kong professionals]] | ||
[[Category:American smashers]] | [[Category:American smashers]] | ||
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| Brawl main | Donkey Kong |
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| Crew(s) | The Blade Breakers |
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| Skill |  Professional  |
Bum is a professional smasher from the United States who mains Donkey Kong. He has received praise for using Donkey Kong, a low-tier character, and beating many highly skilled players, including Isai and Chu Dat, at the first stop on the MLG grassroots tour.
Bum currently does play Brawl. He places well in large tourneys. He even runs a weekly tournament on Fridays.
