The list was split into three regions (North America, Europe, and Japan) instead of a global top 50. The ranking period took into account tournament results from Smash Ultimate Summit 4 to Battle of BC 4. The rankings were determined using a panel of top players, TOs, and analysts. PGRUv3 was preceded by the PGRU Contenders Tier List, released in January 2022. The COVID-19 pandemic led to the entire period of January 2020 to February 2022 to remain unranked. The ranking period took into account tournament results from Low Tier City 7 to Sumabato SP10. The rankings were determined using an algorithm, and the "X-Factor" also returned. Ally's ranking picture and X-Factor were omitted due to his departure and ban. The ranking period took into account tournament results from GENESIS 6 to Albion 4. A player with a negative X-Factor would be someone with impressive results and wins, but whom the panelists believe is overrated. A player with a positive X-Factor would theoretically be a notable player that is very strong in the eyes of the top players but would not have enough results to back them up. The "X-Factor" (which originated in the Panda Global Rankings) is a subjective metric voted upon by community leaders, players, and other notable figures, and is intended to denote the perceived skill level of a player. The rankings were determined using an algorithm.
The PGRU (short for Panda Global Rankings Ultimate) was a direct successor of the PGR rankings for Wii U made by Panda. Honorable Mentions: DDee, ProtoBanham Ranking Details PGRU Spring 2019 LumiRank Summer 2023 LumiRank Summer 2023
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