Thanks for taking me back to the days when I used to watch competitive Melee tournaments. I remember when Ken, the best Marth player in the world, was on smashboards offering to train anyone for like 25 bucks an hour. Then Brawl came out. But seriously, some of those Marth v. Marths... and the guy who mained Jigglypuff and somehow finished top three in tournaments anyway... those were the days.
Hey I don't know if you've run into this before, but if you're looking to reminisce on competitive melee you should check out the smash brothers documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoUHkRwnRH-IXbZfwlgiEN8eXmoj6DtKM The creator uploaded the whole thing to youtube. It's a pretty well-made documentary, all things considered. It follows the seven best smash players from Ken all the way to Mang0 and Mew2King. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone interested in gaming looking to chew up a couple hours.