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'''2GGT''' is a {{forwiiu}} [[tournament]] series held on a monthly/bi-monthly basis, mainly in the South California region. First held in December 2015, it is organized and directed by {{Sm|Champ}} and the [[2GGaming]] team. Each event is dedicated towards a particular player or a group of players that are flown out to compete. 2GGT is largely praised due to the overall efficiency and quality of the tournaments: despite many of them housing well over 300 entrants, singles, doubles and side events were hosted from start to finish in a single day with no time constraints. It has quickly grown in popularity since its inception, having hosted some of the largest tournaments for ''Smash 4'' of all time. | '''2GGT''' is a {{forwiiu}} [[tournament]] series held on a monthly/bi-monthly basis, mainly in the South California region. First held in December 2015, it is organized and directed by {{Sm|Champ}} and the [[2GGaming]] team. Each event is dedicated towards a particular player or a group of players that are flown out to compete. 2GGT is largely praised due to the overall efficiency and quality of the tournaments: despite many of them housing well over 300 entrants, singles, doubles and side events were hosted from start to finish in a single day with no time constraints. It has quickly grown in popularity since its inception, having hosted some of the largest tournaments for ''Smash 4'' of all time. | ||
On December 18th, 2016, following [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]], tournament director and 2GG crew member {{Sm|Champ}} announced the rebranding of 2GGT as 2GGC | On December 18th, 2016, following [[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]], tournament director and 2GG crew member {{Sm|Champ}} announced the rebranding of 2GGT as 2GGC, or [[2GG Championship Series]]. | ||
==List of tournaments== | ==List of tournaments== | ||
*[[2GGT: Fatality Saga]] - December 5th, 2015 | |||
*[[2GGT: ESAM Saga]] - January 9th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: The False Awakens]] - January 30th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: EE Saga]] - February 27th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: FOW Saga]] - March 26th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: Fresh Saga]] - May 7th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: Mexico Saga]] - June 4th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: KTAR Saga]] - July 23rd, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: Abadango Saga]] - September 24th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: ZeRo Saga]] - December 16th-18th, 2016 | |||
*[[2GGT: Nairo Saga]] - 2017 | |||
*[[2GGT: Komorikiri Saga]] - 2017 | |||
==Champions== | ==Champions== | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*2GGT's namesake is a reference to ''{{s|wikipedia|Dragon Ball GT}}'', and as such, its main logo is also inspired by it, and each event typically follows a "[featured player] Saga" nomenclature, much like ''Dragon Ball''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s own naming convention for each saga. | *2GGT's namesake is a reference to ''{{s|wikipedia|Dragon Ball GT}}'', and as such, its main logo is also inspired by it, and each event typically follows a "[featured player] Saga" nomenclature, much like ''Dragon Ball''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s own naming convention for each saga. | ||
*None of the featured players have managed to win their own saga as of yet. This is commonly referred to as the "saga curse". A particularly ironic example is {{Sm|Pink Fresh}} finishing at 17th place at his own saga but winning KTAR Saga 2 months after. Here is | *None of the featured players have managed to win their own saga as of yet. This is commonly referred to as the "saga curse". A particularly ironic example is {{Sm|Pink Fresh}} finishing at 17th place at his own saga but winning KTAR Saga 2 months after. Here is each player's placement in their own saga: | ||
**Fatality Saga - 7th | **Fatality Saga - 7th | ||
**ESAM Saga - 5th | **ESAM Saga - 5th | ||
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[[Category: Tournament series]] | [[Category: Tournament series]] | ||
[[Category: Southern California tournaments]] | [[Category: Southern California tournaments]] | ||
[[Category: Nevada tournaments]] | |||
Revision as of 03:03, December 19, 2016
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| Info | |
| Founded | 2015 |
| Region | United States |
| Format | Double elimination |
| Most successful player(s) |  ZeRo (Fatality Saga, ESAM Saga, EE Saga, Abadango Saga)
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| Website(s) | http://2ggaming.com/ |
2GGT is a Super Smash Bros. for Wii U tournament series held on a monthly/bi-monthly basis, mainly in the South California region. First held in December 2015, it is organized and directed by Champ and the 2GGaming team. Each event is dedicated towards a particular player or a group of players that are flown out to compete. 2GGT is largely praised due to the overall efficiency and quality of the tournaments: despite many of them housing well over 300 entrants, singles, doubles and side events were hosted from start to finish in a single day with no time constraints. It has quickly grown in popularity since its inception, having hosted some of the largest tournaments for Smash 4 of all time.
On December 18th, 2016, following 2GGT: ZeRo Saga, tournament director and 2GG crew member Champ announced the rebranding of 2GGT as 2GGC, or 2GG Championship Series.
List of tournaments
- 2GGT: Fatality Saga - December 5th, 2015
- 2GGT: ESAM Saga - January 9th, 2016
- 2GGT: The False Awakens - January 30th, 2016
- 2GGT: EE Saga - February 27th, 2016
- 2GGT: FOW Saga - March 26th, 2016
- 2GGT: Fresh Saga - May 7th, 2016
- 2GGT: Mexico Saga - June 4th, 2016
- 2GGT: KTAR Saga - July 23rd, 2016
- 2GGT: Abadango Saga - September 24th, 2016
- 2GGT: ZeRo Saga - December 16th-18th, 2016
- 2GGT: Nairo Saga - 2017
- 2GGT: Komorikiri Saga - 2017
Champions
Smash 4 Winners
| Event | Player | Tag | Character(s) | Runner-up | Character(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2GGT: Fatality Saga | Gonzalo Barrios | ZeRo |
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 Ito |
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| 2GGT: ESAM Saga | Gonzalo Barrios | ZeRo |
|
VoiD |
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| 2GGT: The False Awakens | Eric Legesse | Tyrant |
|
False |
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| 2GGT: EE Saga | Gonzalo Barrios | ZeRo |
|
Larry Lurr |
  
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| 2GGT: FOW Saga | Nairoby Quezada | Nairo |
 |
Larry Lurr |
|
| 2GGT: Fresh Saga | Alberto Miliziano | Trela |
|
VoiD |
|
| 2GGT: Mexico Saga | Larry Holland | Larry Lurr |
 |
ZeRo |
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| 2GGT: KTAR Saga | Marcus Wilson | Pink Fresh |
 |
Marss |
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| 2GGT: Abadango Saga | Gonzalo Barrios | ZeRo |
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Larry Lurr |
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| 2GGT: ZeRo Saga | Leonardo Perez |  MKLeo |
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Larry Lurr |
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Trivia
- 2GGT's namesake is a reference to Dragon Ball GT, and as such, its main logo is also inspired by it, and each event typically follows a "[featured player] Saga" nomenclature, much like Dragon Ball's own naming convention for each saga.
- None of the featured players have managed to win their own saga as of yet. This is commonly referred to as the "saga curse". A particularly ironic example is Pink Fresh finishing at 17th place at his own saga but winning KTAR Saga 2 months after. Here is each player's placement in their own saga:
- Fatality Saga - 7th
- ESAM Saga - 5th
- The False Awakens - 2nd
- EE Saga - 49th
- FOW Saga - 4th
- Fresh Saga - 17th
- Mexico Saga - 4th (Hyuga, the best placing Mexican player)
- KTAR Saga - 2nd (Marss, the best placing player out of everyone who was either from Tristate and/or a former KTAR winner)
- Abadango Saga - 13th
- ZeRo Saga - 4th
