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'''Greward''' is | '''Greward''' is a ''[[Super Smash Bros. Ultimate]]'' {{SSBU|Piranha Plant}} main from Spain who previously mained {{SSBB|Olimar}} in ''[[Brawl]]'' and {{SSB4|Mega Man}} in ''[[SSB4]]''. He was formerly ranked 1st on the [[Spanish Power Rankings|Spanish Smash 4 Power Rankings]], and is known for his character diversity in tournament. In ''Ultimate'', he previously played {{SSBU|Olimar}} before picking up and solo-maining Piranha Plant, and he is considered one of the best Piranha Plant mains in the world along with Japanese players {{Sm|Brood}} and {{Sm|Rai}}, as well as American player {{Sm|Lucky|p=Minnesota}}. He has taken sets off of players such as {{Sm|Elexiao}} and {{Sm|Afro Smash}}. | ||
Greward entered the competitive ''Brawl'' scene in 2009, quickly becoming Spain's best player, being ranked 1st from 2010 to 2011, and taking sets off of players such as {{Sm|Leon}}, {{Sm|Mr.R}}, and {{Sm|Calzorz}}. At the end of 2011, Greward seemingly lost interest, and while he would still attend tournaments, he stopped travelling abroad, and was prone to [[sandbagging]]. When ''SSB4'' was released, he resumed competing, winning several national tournaments, and achieving strong results at European tournaments. His best international run was at [http://gp-tips.challonge.com/fr/dbz7pro DAT BlastZone 7], where he placed 2nd, notably beating {{Sm|iStudying}} and {{Sm|Ixis}}. | Greward entered the competitive ''Brawl'' scene in 2009, quickly becoming Spain's best player, being ranked 1st from 2010 to 2011, and taking sets off of players such as {{Sm|Leon}}, {{Sm|Mr.R}}, and {{Sm|Calzorz}}. At the end of 2011, Greward seemingly lost interest, and while he would still attend tournaments, he stopped travelling abroad, and was prone to [[sandbagging]]. When ''SSB4'' was released, he resumed competing, winning several national tournaments, and achieving strong results at European tournaments. His best international run was at [http://gp-tips.challonge.com/fr/dbz7pro DAT BlastZone 7], where he placed 2nd, notably beating {{Sm|iStudying}} and {{Sm|Ixis}}. | ||