It’s not unusual for stellar Smash players to go a while without being endorsed, but James “Duck” Ma has dealt with it almost more than anybody else. Despite being among the best solo Samus mains in the world, his luck with teams is less than stellar. He’s had organizations not pay and he’s had organizations drop their entire Smash roster, himself included.
It looks like his luck may be turning around, though, with the announcement that he has joined eSports Ecosystem.
Happy to announce that I'm going to be joining @esportseco as their melee player!
Excited to be a part of this new project and for the start of a new journey. pic.twitter.com/61XswRfGhQ
— Duck (@ssbDuck) August 24, 2018
It appears that both Duck and his newfound team are excited about this new development, as they should be. Being a top 20 player with any character is a feat of its own, and he’s one of the only people able to do it with Samus. Her methodical, zoning style of play is a difficult one to master, especially in a meta that highly rewards fast-paced offensive plays.
Despite these odds, Duck consistently manages to put together great wins against his fellow top competitors at any event he’s at. He’s not susceptible to being upset in bracket, either, making him a great person to place your bets on.
The man, the myth, the legend! We are very pleased to announce @JWonggg as our Esports Advisor. Justin brings a lifetime of expertise in the Esports industry and with his professional guidance, we look forward to empowering gamers! https://t.co/ivH4W02oUw
— eSports Ecosystem (@esportseco) July 5, 2018
Speaking of bets, signing with eSports Ecosystem seems like a pretty good one for Duck. Though they’re a pretty new team, an organization with Justin Wong as their Esports Advisor should be going places. He’s a legend in the traditional fighting game community whose experience can’t be denied.
Hopefully this new change will serve to benefit everybody in the organization, especially Duck.
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