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The videos of sex positionsbest Super Smash Bros.players in the world threw down at the game's biggest tournament in the Midwest for a weekend full of upsets and close victories, crowning champions in Meleeand Wii Usingles and doubles at The Big House 6.

Mango defeated Armada in a close and intense grand finals match in Meleesingles, winning The Big House for the third time and establishing a streak of taking first at every other Big House event. Armada won The Big House 5 last year but his Peach wasn't able to pull it out over Mango's Fox.

The Meleesingles bracket was full of upsets. SilentWolf sent Mew2King to the loser's bracket in the second round of the winners bracket, only to lose to Ice. Ice defeated SFAT, then lost to Mango and Armada, placing third overall, which is a good result for the player who doesn't typically place in the top five of larger events.

Evo 2016 winner Hungrybox lost to Duck 3-0 and got knocked out after a poor showing against Armada. Hungrybox looked like he had given up the match in the first game.

In his first U.S. tournament since first having visa issues in 2015, Leffen did not perform great, placing between 17th-24th after losing to Gahtzu and Swedish Delight.

In Wii Usingles, ZeRo once again walked away as champion of The Big House, defeating Anti with his signature Diddy Kong main against Anti's Mario and Cloud.

SFAT and PewPewU won Meleedoubles, defeating last year's champions Armada and his brother Android in the finals. ZeRo took home a second championship on Sunday, winning the Wii Udoubles with Nairo, beating Ally and Mew2King in the finals.

Meanwhile in crew battles, SoCal's Meleecrew dominated with players Mango, Westballz, S2J, Lucky and MacD. Japan won the Wii Ucrew tournament with players Abadango, Kameme, Komorikiri, Shogun and Kie.

Prize pools and winnings for the different tournaments have not been announced yet, as they were raised by fans who purchased items or donated to the event.