Despite the fact that Nintendo does not agree that Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is considered a competitive game by the Brawlers community worldwide (previously removing it from EVO and the recent controversy with Panda Global), fans of the work Masahiro Sakurai's ultimate continue to keep this discipline alive.
OnionRank, a Twitter account that recaps statistics from the competitive scene of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate since 2015 based on an algorithm that ranks the best players in different regions of the world after taking into account the regional tournaments of each country to draw a sum of points.
He has recently published his latest list featuring the top 10 players from the Middle East, Oceania, South America and Southeast Asia, where Venezuelans Daniel "MorrocoYo" Rimeris and Gabriel "GARU" Rivero are among the best Brallwer players. from Nintendo in South America.
In August of last year, the national Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament took place during Phoenix Rise, the largest Fighting Games event in Venezuela at the time of writing this article. The winner was nothing more and nothing less than "MorrocoYo" after a tough confrontation against "GARU".
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Currently, Rimeris is part of the Axex eSports team, ranking first in the country, while Rivero, a member of PRO42 Esports, ranks second (and third in the Capital District).
