TXT Chile 2017 results

Yet another Master Event for the 2017 Tekken World Tour took place this past weekend in Santago, Chile, the Tekken eXtreme Tournament 2017. With 128 players battling it out for points on the Regional Leaderboards ahead of next month’s finals, as well as the lion’s share of the customary $10,000 pot bonus, competition was guaranteed to be extreme.

Results

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Tekken 7

1. ORG|Crespo (Akuma)
2. FNM|Sapito (Xiaoyu)
3. Avalon|Ruperto (Heihachi, Kazumi, Jin)
4. Circa|JoeyFury (JACK-7)
5. AEG|Misterio (Leo, Claudio)
5. HDG|TrueAlvin (Katarina, Lili)
7. RoyNichi (Hwoarang)
7. AEG|D@X (Eliza)
9. Avalon|Abel del Maestro (Eddy)
9. BrianPower (Eliza, Asuka)
9. NM|ElNegro (Master Raven)
9. Avalon|JosephKing (Bob)
13. AEG|Parka (Lars, Bob)
13. HannyMaster (Paul)
13. SCV|Snake (Feng)
13. Alejandro (JACK-7)

You can also catch the results of the weekend’s two other Master Events: TWFighter Major 2017 and Barcelona Games World. The Tour’s next scheduled stops will be at this coming weekend’s SouthEast Asia Major 2017 in Singapore — which will serve as the Tekken World Tour Asia-Pacific Regional Championships — as well as The Colosseum in Rome, Italy, and Warsaw Games Week in Poland, a pair of Challenger Events.

Source: Tekken

Git Gud Series discusses the multiple facets of training mode in Street Fighter V

Street Fighter V has one of the most functional training modes in fighting games today, and it is an often-underutilized portion of the game by newer players. Let’s face it, you can understand what you’re supposed to do in certain situations — but ultimately, practicing it is crucial to actually executing it. It’s nearly impossible to get the amount of practice you need in a real live match.

This is what the features explained in the Git Gud Series allows you to do — get the practice you need for your situational executions to become muscle memory. If you master all of these features, then you’ll have everything you need to prepare yourself for the real thing.

Source: World Warrior FGC

Barcelona Games World results

This weekend saw three Master Events take place as part of the 2017 Tekken World Tour, whose finals will be in San Francisco, California on November 12th. With just over a month left to acquire points and improve status on the Global Leaderboards, some of the finest warriors descended upon Barcelona, Spain, in order to determine who was truly the Spanish King Of Iron Fist. As a Master Event, there was also a $10,000 pot bonus up for grabs as well.

Results

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Tekken 7

1. Eastone|Gura (Leo, Lili)
2. HG|Ghirlanda (Katarina)
3. CCG|Tissuemon (Master Raven)
4. CCG|Bode (Leo, Kazumi)
5. HG|Sersambo (Dragunov)
5. Asim (Katarina, Dragunov)
7. PrincesaNamine (Lucky Chloe)
7. DanielMado (Jin)
9. Schrodingre (Dragunov)
9. HG|Mitrust-Storm (Nina)
9. Haroun (Hwoarang)
9. ES|BlackKazama (Asuka)
13. DG|KaneAndTrench (Yoshimitsu)
13. DG|ThePhantom (Master Raven)
13. Asterion|Malekith (Asuka)
13. Bati (King)

Source: Tekken