Of course, this tournament could have been tougher for him his usual worst nightmare, Axe, played his secondary Young Link rather than Pikachu. Zain retaliated with a near-four stock in the next game to win the tournament.įor now, Zain maintains his title as the best player in North America. S2J interrupted Zain’s flawless run to win a single game in the second set of grand finals.
From there, he won 14 straight games, dominating Wizzrobe, Kurtis “moky” Pratt, Kyle “Kalamazhu” Zhu and S2J. However, following a self-destruct from Wizzrobe in game two, Zain began to return to his regular form. Zain looked similarly lost at the beginning of his set against Justin “Wizzrobe” Hallett in losers quarters. He faced S2J in winners semis, suffering a devastating 3-0 loss as he struggled to string together extended punishes and failed to use his signature edge cancels to aid in platform movement and extend combos. Zain got to try his hand at the losers bracket again at Four Loko Fight Night. Zain later ran into his bracket demon, Jeffrey “Axe” Williamson, and lost 3-1 for a fifth place finish. Then, at the LACS 3, S2J forced him to the losers bracket after a 3-2 win in winners quarters. His first loss of the online era was to Joseph “Mang0” Marquez during the first week of the Slippi Champions League, a single-elimination bracket with no chance for a runback. However, prior to this event, he had yet to win a tournament from the losers bracket. Zain has frequently proven himself to be the best Melee player in North America since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. Zain completes his first successful losers run of the online era at Four Loko Fight Night Here are some of the major takeaways from the biggest Super Smash Bros. Last night, beastcoast’s Four Loko Fight Night tournament concluded with Zain Naghmi trouncing beastcoast’s own Johnny “S2J” Kim 6-1 between both sets of grand finals.
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