Not bad at all man. Problem is (and I went through this as well), is that practicing against a level 9 computer makes you develop some bad habits. They just don't act like a person would and can do some pretty superhuman stuff (like sidestep and airdodge 20 consecutive attacks sometimes and then just start letting you hit them no problem...). Doesn't help practice mindgames and changing/improvising tactics on the fly either.
It IS good for practicing the moves themselves though, though I'd suggest (like one of my friends suggested to me) using a lvl 1 CPU instead. That way you can truly practice you're spacing and timing (lvl 9's can be all over the place sometimes, so it can be hard to practice what you want, when you want).
'sides that, you use your Usmash way too much IMO. You used it a couple times when the CPU was next to you and he didn't even move. A human player would've punished you bigtime there. Other than that, you didn't seem to abuse the Fsmash too much, but you had zero variety to your attack patterns (which happens when you play mostly against CPU's), so you were pretty easy to predict lots of times.
Play around with different moves. I like Nairs (you can use it to knockback or to do a couple hits to launch a combo, depending on how you hit the other guy), the Reflector (quick hit with decent stun, can stop someone in their tracks and maybe set up a combo), RAR's, AAA, Ftilt...
Wolf has so many different things he can use, you have to try everything you can. Try SH'ing more, you didn't seem to do it very much (although you used the Bair a lot, that's good
). And try to avoid the Fair, unless it's for a killing blow or if you can master its L-cancel. Otherwise you get punished.
