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 ''This article is about the Smasher. For the character, see [[Wario]].''
 {{Infobox Smasher
 | name          = wario
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 | country       = Japan
 | skillssb      = Top professional
+| rankingssb    = [[64 League Rankings]]: 1st
 }}
-'''wario''' is one of the top two ''[[Smash 64]]'' players in Japan (along with {{Sm|Jouske}}). He is considered to be the best {{SSB|Pikachu}} in Japan, as well as currently being a contender for the best Smash 64 player in the world. He has notably defeated Jouske, and has won the [[Kansai 2014|three]] [[Kansai 2015|most]] [[Kansai 2016|recent]] tournaments in the Kansai series of tournaments as well as [[Kanto 2015]]. Thanks to help from {{Sm|Karajan}} and the rest of the community, he as well as {{Sm|wangera}} could attend [[GENESIS 3]]. While wario proceeded to get 4th in doubles, he ended up getting 1st in singles in a dominating fashion. He had a comfortable road to Winner's Finals losing 0 games including a 5 stock vs. {{Sm|Mariguas}}'s Falcon. He then won 3-1 against {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} in Winner's Finals. In the Grand Finals, he lost the first set 3-0 but then won the final set 3-0, netting 1st place at the second largest 64 tournament to date.
+'''wario''' is a ''[[Smash 64]]'' player who is considered to be the best in Japan. He is the best {{SSB|Pikachu}} in Japan and currently the world champion of ''Smash 64'', being ranked 1st on the [[64 League Rankings]]. He has notably defeated Jouske, and has won the [[Kansai 2014|three]] [[Kansai 2015|most]] [[Kansai 2016|recent]] tournaments in the Kansai series of tournaments as well as [[Kanto 2015]]. Thanks to help from {{Sm|Karajan}} and the rest of the community, he as well as {{Sm|wangera}} could attend [[GENESIS 3]]. While wario proceeded to get 4th in doubles, he ended up getting 1st in singles in a dominating fashion. He had a comfortable road to Winner's Finals losing 0 games including a 5 stock vs. {{Sm|Mariguas}}'s Falcon. He then won 3-1 against {{Sm|SuPeRbOoMfAn}} in Winner's Finals. In the Grand Finals, he lost the first set 3-0 but then won the final set 3-0, netting 1st place at the second largest 64 tournament to date.
 ==Tournament placings==