1. Christopher Szygiel, better known by his handle PC Chris, is an American former professional Super Smash Bros.
16 Facts About PC Chris
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PC Chris is best known for defeating top professional player Ken Hoang in grand finals of MLG New York 2006, in what was considered one of the greatest upsets in competitive Melee history at the time.
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PC Chris's handle PC Chris comes from his hometown of Port Chester, New York.
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PC Chris held this record for about 9 years until Adam "Armada" Lindgren won EVO 2015, earning $11,214.
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PC Chris started his MLG career by winning MLG New York Opener 2006, the first tournament in the MLG 2006 Pro Circuit, defeating Ken twice.
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PC Chris lost to ChuDat and Azen at MLG Chicago 2006, placing 5th.
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PC Chris won MELEE-FC6, defeating Mew2King in two consecutive sets during grand finals.
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PC Chris eventually managed to win MLG Las Vegas 2006 and take the MLG 2006 championship, defeating Azen, Isai, and KoreanDJ twice.
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In 2007, PC Chris placed 4th at Cataclysm 3, losing to Mew2King and KoreanDJ, 3rd at MLG Long Island 2007, losing to Mew2King twice, 5th at Pound 2, losing to ChuDat and Mew2King, and 2nd at MELEE-FC Diamond, losing to Mew2King in two sets of grand finals.
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PC Chris did win Zero Challenge 3, sweeping through losers' bracket and defeating Mew2King in two sets of grand finals after losing to Mew2King in winners' quarters.
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PC Chris spent years in a semi-retired state; while he still participated in several national tournaments and usually made it into the bracket, his results were not nearly as notable as they once were.
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PC Chris explains his semi-retirement due to having to focus on a full-time job.
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On January 9,2015, PC Chris posted a Tweet announcing his return to competitive Melee play.
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PC Chris lost to Ice first round, but was able to take Game 1, much to the shock of many.
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PC Chris attended Apex 2015, where he nearly made bracket, placing 49th of 1,037 competitors.
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PC Chris later fought Ken in a Salty Suite exhibition match, where he lost the first game as Fox but switched to Falco starting with game 2.