Smash Hall of Fame

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The first class was inducted in December 2008; voted on by members of the [[Smash Back Room]], the inductees consisted of smashers {{Sm|Azen}}, {{Sm|Ken}}, and {{Sm|Isai}}, as well as tournament organisers {{Sm|Gideon}}, {{Sm|M3D}}, and {{Sm|MattDeezie}}. All members were of American origin, and later induction classes were to feature a wider variety of people from outside of the region. Despite the idea being praised, as well as considerable thought placed into future inductees and the voting procedure, no further inductions took place, and the idea was abandoned.

A revival of the Smash Hall of Fame was attempted in 2012, this time featuring ''Brawl'' inductees, as well as adding "Contributors" alongside the smashers and tournament organisers. The second class was taken in 2012, voted on by members of the Brawl Back Room; the final class consisted of smashers {{Sm|ADHD}}, {{Sm|Ally}}, {{Sm|DEHF}}, {{Sm|Gnes}}, and {{Sm|Mew2King}}, tournament organisers {{Sm|Alex Strife}}, {{Sm|AlphaZealot}}, and {{Sm|Xyro}}, and the contributors of {{Sm|Aisight}}, {{Sm|Bionic}}, and {{Sm|~~GIMR~~}}. While the revival received praise like its previous variant, the idea was once again abandoned.

A revival of the Smash Hall of Fame was attempted in 2012, this time featuring ''Brawl'' inductees, as well as adding "Contributors" alongside the smashers and tournament organisers. The second class was taken in 2012, voted on by members of the Brawl Back Room; the final class consisted of smashers {{Sm|ADHD}}, {{Sm|Ally}}, {{Sm|DEHF}}, {{Sm|Gnes}}, and {{Sm|Mew2King}}, tournament organisers {{Sm|Alex Strife}}, {{Sm|AlphaZealot}}, and {{Sm|Xyro}}, and the contributors of {{Sm|Aisight}}, {{Sm|Bionic}}, and {{Sm|GimR}}. While the revival received praise like its previous variant, the idea was once again abandoned.

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 The first class was inducted in December 2008; voted on by members of the [[Smash Back Room]], the inductees consisted of smashers {{Sm|Azen}}, {{Sm|Ken}}, and {{Sm|Isai}}, as well as tournament organisers {{Sm|Gideon}}, {{Sm|M3D}}, and {{Sm|MattDeezie}}. All members were of American origin, and later induction classes were to feature a wider variety of people from outside of the region. Despite the idea being praised, as well as considerable thought placed into future inductees and the voting procedure, no further inductions took place, and the idea was abandoned.
-A revival of the Smash Hall of Fame was attempted in 2012, this time featuring ''Brawl'' inductees, as well as adding "Contributors" alongside the smashers and tournament organisers. The second class was taken in 2012, voted on by members of the Brawl Back Room; the final class consisted of smashers {{Sm|ADHD}}, {{Sm|Ally}}, {{Sm|DEHF}}, {{Sm|Gnes}}, and {{Sm|Mew2King}}, tournament organisers {{Sm|Alex Strife}}, {{Sm|AlphaZealot}}, and {{Sm|Xyro}}, and the contributors of {{Sm|Aisight}}, {{Sm|Bionic}}, and {{Sm|GIMR}}. While the revival received praise like its previous variant, the idea was once again abandoned.
+A revival of the Smash Hall of Fame was attempted in 2012, this time featuring ''Brawl'' inductees, as well as adding "Contributors" alongside the smashers and tournament organisers. The second class was taken in 2012, voted on by members of the Brawl Back Room; the final class consisted of smashers {{Sm|ADHD}}, {{Sm|Ally}}, {{Sm|DEHF}}, {{Sm|Gnes}}, and {{Sm|Mew2King}}, tournament organisers {{Sm|Alex Strife}}, {{Sm|AlphaZealot}}, and {{Sm|Xyro}}, and the contributors of {{Sm|Aisight}}, {{Sm|Bionic}}, and {{Sm|GimR}}. While the revival received praise like its previous variant, the idea was once again abandoned.
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