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Tekken 7 will also take place after Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition!
With Evo 2019 now less than two weeks away, the President of Evo, Joey “Mr. Wizard” Cuellar, has officially revealed the days and order that each of the finals for the official lineup of games will take place. Kicking things off on Friday will be SoulCalibur VI. Boasting 742 entrants, making it the largest SoulCalibur tournament in Evo’s history, this will certainly be an epic clash of Souls and Swords that will be eternally retold.
Moving on to Saturday, we’ll see the conclusions, in order, of Under Night In-Brith EXE: Late[st], followed by Dragon Ball FighterZ, Samurai Shodown, and Mortal Kombat 11. Finally, Sunday’s arena finals will begin, as expected, with BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, followed by Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, marking the first time a Street Fighter title has not closed the event in over a decade.
The ever-growing Tekken 7 will be the semi-Main Event, with the record-shattering Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, boasting a massive 3,492 entrants–making it the largest Smash tournament of all-time–closing out the evening. You can see Mr. Wizard’s Tweet about the order below. This order also lines up with the results of a poll Wiz conducted on Twitter.
Evo 2019 Finals Order!
Friday = SC6
Saturday = UNIST ==> DBFZ ==> SAMSHO ==> MK11
Sunday = BBTAG ==> SFV ==> TEKKEN 7 ==> SMASH#Evo2019— Joey Cuellar (@MrWiz) July 22, 2019
The official Evo social media Channels also announced that they will officially be partnering with Sony for the event, with eight of the nine main titles being played on PlayStation 4. They also teased that there will be more news from Sony and PlayStation at the event, so it will be interesting to see what they have in store. You can view that Tweet below.
We are excited to partner with @PlayStation for #EVO2019! 8 of the 9 main event titles are presented by PS4. Don’t miss any of the action and stay tuned for more news from PlayStation at EVO! #EVOPS4 pic.twitter.com/BTWlWmGdPB
— EVO (@EVO) July 22, 2019
Which game’s finals will you be watching at Evo this year? Tell us which Top 8s you’re most looking forward to in the comments below.
Evo 2019 takes place on August 2nd-4th at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Source: MrWiz (Twitter); EVO (Twitter)
