Super Smash Bros Ultimate Player Nairo Pulls off Insane Edge Guard
By Nicholas Barth ·
NRG Esports professional Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player Nairo put together an amazing edge guard display during a recent tournament.

The latest entry in the popular Nintendo fighting game franchise of Super Smash Bros in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has become a worldwide hit since it was released to the public. This has led to many professional players to hone their skills and begin their competitive careers for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate in recent months.
One of the latest opportunities for competitive players to test out their skills in the latest entry in the franchise was the Glitch6 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament. This was where NRG Esports professionalplayer Nairoby "Nairo" Quezada executed an extremely impressive edge guard display that had viewers jumping with excitement.
Utilizing the Ultimate character of Lucina, Nairo was able to knock his opponent of Demise who was using the character of Fox off of the Pokemon Stadium stage. Once he had knocked off his enemy from the stage, the NRG Esports Super Smash Bros. Ultimate player of Nairo was able to put together a truly impressive display of edge guarding that completely kept his opponent from being able to recover and make his way back onto the fighting stage and had the Glitch 6 tournament organizers in awe.
This perfect display of edge guarding was just one display of the talent that Nairo is known for when it comes to the popular Nintendo fighting game franchise that allowed him to secure a second place finish at the Glitch 6 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament.
Incredibly proud of @NairoMK's 2nd Place run at #Glitch6!!
— NRG Esports (@NRGgg) January 21, 2019
To be continued at @Genesis_Smash #G6 pic.twitter.com/GoXgck8GWP
While Nairo has always been known as a truly formidable player, this display of his excellent edge guarding ability at Glitch6 has put all of the future opponents of the NRG Esports player on notice that Nairo will not allow them to easily recover when he sends them flying off of a stage in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
(cover photo courtesy of theScore esports)