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| [https://challonge.com/EUAC86 EU ARMS Challenge #86] || January 23, 2022 || [[Replicant]] || {{Icon|Lola Pop}} | | [https://challonge.com/EUAC86 EU ARMS Challenge #86] || January 23, 2022 || [[Replicant]] || {{Icon|Lola Pop}} | ||
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| [https://challonge.com/EUAC87 EU ARMS Challenge #87] || February 6, 2022 || Alistair || {{Icon|Dr. Coyle}} | |||
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| [https://challonge.com/EUAC88 EU ARMS Challenge #88] || February 20, 2022 || [[Ripha]] || {{Icon|Misango}} {{Icon|Ninjara}} | |||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*With | *With 34 wins, Ripha has the most EUAC wins out of all 12 unique victors. | ||
**Ripha also has the highest win streak in the series, winning 7 tournaments in a row. | **Ripha also has the highest win streak in the series, winning 7 tournaments in a row. | ||
*[[Yätta]]'s 4 event EUAC win streak throughout the Summer of 2018 garnered him the nickname "King of Europe". | *[[Yätta]]'s 4 event EUAC win streak throughout the Summer of 2018 garnered him the nickname "King of Europe". | ||
