Defend the North 2017 streaming live White Plains, New York

One of New York’s major tournaments is back this weekend. Defend the North 2017 will be hosted in White Plains north of NYC. The tourney is a Ranking Event for both the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour and the 2017 Injustice 2 Pro Series.

DTN 2017 is headlined by group of “Tier I” games, but also includes a second tier for smaller events:

Tier I Tournament Games
Tier II Tournament Games

Streams

A number of streamers will be bringing DTN 2017 live on Twitch: Team Spooky, bifuteki, HouseOf3000, TSB’s Blaze, Evo Gaming and NYC VF. You can find links to each of the streams below.

TeamSp00ky

Watch live video from TeamSp00ky on www.twitch.tv

bifuteki

Watch live video from bifuteki on www.twitch.tv

HouseOf3000

Watch live video from HouseOf3000 on www.twitch.tv

tsb_blaze

Watch live video from tsb_blaze on www.twitch.tv

evogamingnyc

Watch live video from evogamingnyc on www.twitch.tv

NYC_VF

Watch live video from NYC_VF on www.twitch.tv

Schedule

All times in EDT (UTC -4).

dtn-2017-schedule

Source: Defend the North, Capcom Pro Tour

Echo Fox|Tokido talks winning Evo 2017, and how talking to Rick Fox made him a better player

Evo 2017 Street Fighter V champion Hajime “Tokido” Taniguchi from team Echo Fox seems to have a lot to be thankful for, in regards to his win. During his post-championship interview, Tokido thanks a lot of folk, including longtime training partner Kenryo “Mago” Hayashi.

However, it seems that there’s one other person that Tokido is thankful to. In this interview with Esports Heaven’s Adam Baugh, Tokido talks about how talking to Echo Fox team owner Rick Fox helped make him a better player. A retired professional basketball player from the NBA, Rick Fox has a reputation for being one of the more hands-on team owners in the industry.

They also talk about Tokido’s performance in top 8, including who was his most difficult match-up, as well as his gameplan going into battle with Panda Global’s Victor “Punk” Woodley in grand finals.

Additionally, they quickly go over his plans to play other games, with Tokido mentioning both Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite, and Dragon Ball FighterZ.

Source: Adam Baugh