Nairo launches first Super Smash Bros. YouTube stream since being banned from Twitch nearly a year ago, gets 26,000 viewers in 20 minutes Posted by John Velociraptor Guerrero • 3 hours, 59 minutes ago • Comments: 38
The Super Smash Bros. community hasn t seen the likes of Nairoby Nairo Quezada much over the last year as the 24 year old pro player was ostracized after being involved in one of the Smash scene s multiple scandals in 2020.
Having dealt with said scandal on a legal front and being granted a second chance by many in the court of public opinion, Nairo made his return to streaming today via YouTube since his ban from Twitch has yet to be lifted. Just 20 minutes after starting he had already garnered over 26,000 live viewers and what must be an absolute ton in subscription and donation revenue.
Samsora and Salem banned from multiple Super Smash Bros. tournaments due to connections with the CaptainZack allegations Posted by Justin AdaptiveTrigger Gordon • 2 hours, 59 minutes ago • Comments: 20
Two Super Smash Bros. Ultimate competitive players have recently been banned from events ran by several tournament organizers in the fighting game community. Both bans were made as a result of connections to allegations involving an underage relationship between then 15-year-old competitor Zack CaptainZack Lauth and Nairoby Nairo Quezada.
In response to this, one of the players have since closed their Twitter account after leaving a Tweet that has caused further backlash from the Smash community.
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Two Super Smash Bros. organizations lift bans on Nairoby Nairo Quezada Posted by John Velociraptor Guerrero • March 15, 2021 at 11:33 a.m. PDT • Comments: 47
Two organizations in the Super Smash Bros. community, 2GGaming and Collision Gaming, have lifted bans barring former professional player Nairoby Nairo Quezada from attending their events.
The 24 year old player and streamer was widely ostracized from the Super Smash Bros. community as well as from Twitch after allegations of him having sexual relations with a minor arose last July. Quezada posted a video last month in which he expressed that his legal endeavors surrounding the matter had concluded as well as a desire to return to streaming.