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He died in January of 2005 at the age of 19 from complications following heart surgery and rejection of the transplant. [[MLG]] made a donation in his name to the Make-a-Wish foundation, a group that had touched Daniel's life. | He died in January of 2005 at the age of 19 from complications following heart surgery and rejection of the transplant. [[MLG]] made a donation in his name to the Make-a-Wish foundation, a group that had touched Daniel's life. | ||
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[[Category:American smashers]] | [[Category:American smashers|KishCubed]] | ||
[[Category:Indiana smashers]] | [[Category:Indiana smashers|KishCubed]] | ||
[[Category:Deceased smashers]] | [[Category:Deceased smashers|KishCubed]] | ||
Revision as of 13:25, May 27, 2011
| KishCubed | |
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| Team info | |
| Crew(s) | Ship of Fools |
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| Real name | Daniel Kish |
| Birth date | |
| Location | IN 
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| Skill |  Pro  |
Daniel Kish, also known as KishCubed, was an Indiana Sheik player. His first tournament was in St. Louis, where he immediately made an impact by getting second place over already respected smashers Joshu, Ignatius, and Snex. He was generally considered the best member of the Ship of Fools, except for the occasional loss to KishSquared.
Even as KishCubed went through open heart surgery and a heart transplant, his tournament career continued to flourish, often taking Top 3 prizes until his final tournament at Flame of Bowser 3, where he placed 1st, going 2-0 the whole tournament against such players as DieSuperFly, Eddie, and Drephen.
He died in January of 2005 at the age of 19 from complications following heart surgery and rejection of the transplant. MLG made a donation in his name to the Make-a-Wish foundation, a group that had touched Daniel's life.
