Online puts too much emphasis upon a "fake" mentality. It produces fake results, as in, results that might work online, wouldn't work in the real world. For example, it's very easy to get off one of Ganon's smashes after a roll from Side-B. It's works nearly 100% of the time, but in an actual game, characters have a much better opportunity to shield, parry and punish Ganondorf for such a thing.
But when you play online, you get caught up in it. I mean if something works, it works but you keep doing it, never realizing that you're not getting better. You're not improving one bit. The only thing you're doing is manipulating a faulty system. The game lies to you when it comes to Online. It gives this false reassurance that if you do this, you will win.
If you spam PK Fire, you will win.
If you Wizard Foot immediately at the start of a match, you will win.
One can argue this is something that plagues Zero to a degree. Since he's entering less and less tournaments and remaining more on the side and plays more online, he may get this same wrong ideology too, ironically.
According to a specific tier list, the joke should now be changed to a skilled Fox can beat any Roy, apparently.
Regardless, I've said all I can say in regards to the tier list, which are:
Captain Falcon's placement makes me sad.
Captain Falcon's placement isn't high enough.
Captain Falcon is too low.
Captain Falcon is high tier.
Captain Falcon...
Bias is a myth.
After Marss' performance, Captain Falcon is probably going to jump up a dozen or so spots on Zero's list. But that does lead to another issue. Regardless of whether it's right or not, Zero seems to put a lot of emphasis on a single player doing well. Captain Falcon will probably rise on his list but it won't be because of Falcon's capabilities.
It'll be because Marass kicked a** that one time. The same way Nairo kicked a** that one time with Ganon.
I don't think Zero puts enough thought into "why" a match happened, instead using it as a point to make. If Zero does bring up Captain Falcon because of Marss, he should really evaluate the match itself. He should do the same with Nairo vs Light or MKLeo vs Anyone. He might start noticing that these matches aren't necessarily won by the character but by the mental state of the players.
This is something I believe is what directly effected Nairo vs Light. Light admitted he was shook against Ganondorf and made several mistakes. Did that make Ganondorf suddenly good? Or did that mean Nairo was able put the pressure on an opponent who was not as mentally capable as he should've been?