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'''Sheik''' (シーク) is a Japanese professional who plays his titular character, {{SSBM|Sheik}}. Since the retirement of {{Sm|Flash}}, he is considered a top 2 Sheik main in Japan along with {{Sm|Sahara}}~~. Although somewhat inactive, he has made decent impact in Japanese tournaments~~. He is one of {{Sm|aMSa}}'s training partners, and took a set off him at [[Sumabato DX Melee 11]]. He is currently ranked 4th on the [[Japan SSBM Rank 2019]].

'''Sheik''' (シーク) is a Japanese professional who plays his titular character, {{SSBM|Sheik}}. Since the retirement of {{Sm|Flash}}, he is considered a top 2 Sheik main in Japan along with {{Sm|Sahara}}. He is one of {{Sm|aMSa}}'s training partners, and took a set off him at [[Sumabato DX Melee 11]]. He is currently ranked 4th on the [[Japan SSBM Rank 2019]].

Although his tournament appearance from 2018 onwards has been sporadic, he has made decent impact in his country overall, and has recently appeared on aMSa's [[Twitch]] stream, practicing with him once again over [[Project Slippi]]'s rollback netplay.

==Tournament placings==

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-'''Sheik''' (シーク) is a Japanese professional who plays his titular character, {{SSBM|Sheik}}. Since the retirement of {{Sm|Flash}}, he is considered a top 2 Sheik main in Japan along with {{Sm|Sahara}}. Although somewhat inactive, he has made decent impact in Japanese tournaments. He is one of {{Sm|aMSa}}'s training partners, and took a set off him at [[Sumabato DX Melee 11]]. He is currently ranked 4th on the [[Japan SSBM Rank 2019]].
+'''Sheik''' (シーク) is a Japanese professional who plays his titular character, {{SSBM|Sheik}}. Since the retirement of {{Sm|Flash}}, he is considered a top 2 Sheik main in Japan along with {{Sm|Sahara}}. He is one of {{Sm|aMSa}}'s training partners, and took a set off him at [[Sumabato DX Melee 11]]. He is currently ranked 4th on the [[Japan SSBM Rank 2019]].
+Although his tournament appearance from 2018 onwards has been sporadic, he has made decent impact in his country overall, and has recently appeared on aMSa's [[Twitch]] stream, practicing with him once again over [[Project Slippi]]'s rollback netplay.
 ==Tournament placings==