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The Latin America Capcom Pro Tour action continues this weekend with the 2016 Treta Championship. Going in Curitiba, Brazil, the event will feature Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-, The King of Fighters XIV, Mortal Kombat XL, Street Fighter V, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. Like with any CPT some of the top players in the region will be competing, including Keoma, Misterio and ZeusB.

You can check out the action live below, and check out the following links for brackets (GGXrdR, KOF XIV, MKXL, SFV).

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Brackets (
GGXrdR
KOF XIV
MKXL
SFV

Source: Capcom Pro Tour

After its success last year, Alex Jebailey is bringing back the “anime” game spin-off event of Community Effort Orlando, CEOtaku. This is a chance some of the best players in the US and the world compete in fast-paced, air-dashing games like Guilty Gear Xrd, BlazBlue Central Fiction, The King of Fighters XIV, Under Night In-Birth Exe:Late and more.

Along with the huge variety of comes a huge number of players competing. Lord Knight, Kid Viper, faultydefense, ElvenShadow, MarlinPie, Thebeautifuldude, GcYoshi13, Oso, DawnHikarii DC, dekillsage, SonicFox, Kyamei and Kedako are just a small sample of the players you’ll see battling it out over the weekend.

Streams

Two streams will be bringing you the action from Orlando, Flordia. Check out CEOGaming and Jyosua on Twitch to catch the event live. For brackets, head over to Smash.gg.

CEOGaming

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Jyosua

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Stream Schedule

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Poland is getting into the fighting game spirit this weekend with Fighting Games Challenge 2016. The event will feature Street Fighter V as a Capcom Pro Tour ranking event, as well as Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-, Mortal Kombat XL and Tekken Tag Tournament 2.

A few big names from Europe and Asia will be looking to score some ranking points and a regionals finals qual spot at the event. MOV of Japan and Jiewa of China will be competing along with European veterans like Luffy, Problem X, Ryan Hart, CCL and Mister Crimson.

You can catch the event live on Hitbox, as well as follow the brackets on Challonge.

Source: Capcom Pro Tour

The Capcom Pro Tour keeps rolling this weekend, with stops in Asia, Europe and South America. First up is Abuget Cup in Jakarta, Indonesia. As you would expect from an Asia CPT event, some of the best players of the region will be attending, among them HM|Eita, HM|GO1, RB|Bonchan, Yukadon, FV|Chuan and TGU|MindRPG.

If you want to check out the event, head over to BEast of the East’s Twitch channel, and follow the brackets on Challonge.

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The string of Latin America Capcom Pro Tour ranking events continues, this time stopping in Santiago, Chile. Never Give Up 2016 has attracted Chileans and international stars alike for competition in Street Fighter V, The King of Fighters XIV and a number of side events. Attending along with Chilean powerhouses like Baek and Kane Blueriver and other South American talent like Misterio, Broylnho and Pikoro are Jiewa of China and Tokido of Japan.

You can check out the tournament live on F2G’s Twitch channel and follow the brackets here.

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Following up a week after the Capcom Pro Tour premier event in Japan is another in Birmingham, England. The EGX 2016 convention is going down this weekend, with the CPT tournament as a part of the event.

As you would expect from a premier tournament, quite of few big names from Europe and beyond will be participating. GamerBee, winner of last week’s Japan Cup, Daigo Umehara, Onuki, Bonchan, K-Brad, and Snake Eyez are some of the international names competing, along with European players like Ryan Hart, Luffy, Problem X, Akainu, Cobelcog, Will2pac, CCL, Infexious, Mister Crimson and many more. You can find the brackets for the event here. http://egx.challonge.com/EGX_CPT_2016

Pools for the event will go through Friday and Saturday, with the top 32 kicking off on Sunday, starting each day at 11 AM BST (10 AM GMT, 6 AM EDT, 3 AM PDT). You can catch the action on the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel.

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Results

Street Fighter V

Top 32 Winners

Pool 01 – Zowie|GamerBee (Necalli)
Pool 02 – PRLS|Packz (Karin)

Sources: Capcom Pro Tour, EGX

While Thunderstruck goes down in Mexico, another Latin America Capcom Pro Tour event is taking place in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Fighting Fest 2016 is a one-day event with tournaments in Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-, Mortal Kombat XL, Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm 4, Street Fighter V, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and Tekken Tag Tournament 2. In addition to some of the strongest players in the region like DR Ray, Caba and MenaRD, Snake Eyez and Dieminion of the US and Jiewa of China will be competing.

You can watch the event on GAM’s Twitch stream below.

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Two Latin America Capcom Pro Tour events are scheduled for this weekend. First up is Thunderstruck 4 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. Over two days players from Mexico and surrounding areas will compete in Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR-, The King of Fighters XIV, Super Smash Bros. Melee, Super Smash Bros. for Wii U, Street Fighter V, and a number of other games.

NVT|Flash, PG|Fchamp, Pony, KUSANAGI and PHOENIX are a few of the players set to compete at the event. If you want to check out the event live, head over to Team Sabroso’s Twitch channel, or view below. Also be on the look out for Fighting Fest 2016 in the Dominican Republic tomorrow for more Latin America CPT action.

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In the past two months since Evo there’s been a long string of Capcom Pro Tour events, but none with the premier event designation. That changes this weekend with the 2016 Japan Cup at Tokyo Game Show. While in previous Mad Catz hosted the TGS premier event, BEast of the East has stepped up to take over the responsibility. And with a direct Capcom Cup qualification spot on the line, the competition is absolutely fierce.

The bracket for Japan Cup is capped at 256, but that bracket is packed to the brim with top players from Japan, Asia, North America and Europe. Daigo Umehara, Yukadon, Haitani, Mago, Nemo, GO1, Eita, sako, MOV, Itabashi Zangief, Xian, Dakou, GamerBee, Fidoskin, Mister Crimson, Justin Wong, Ricki Ortiz, K-Brad, Julio Fuentes, alucarD and Chris Tatarian are just a small sample of names you’ll find in t he player list. Check here for the full player list and here for the Challonge brackets.

Japan Cup 2016 will be brought to live in both English and Japanese. For the English broadcast, head over to the CapcomFighters channel on Twitch. If you’re looking for Japanese, check out Kagecchi’s channel.

CapcomFighters (English)

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Kagecchi (Japanese)

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Schedule

Sources: BEast of the East, Capcom Pro Tour

The virtual Capcom Pro Tour train continues with another online ranking event, making another stop in North America. The bracket for the region’s second and final online CPT event has already been whittled down to 16 players. Some of those remaining include Flash, Fchamp, XsK_Samurai, NuckleDu, Zaferino, takuyasugi and Chris Tatarian.

If you want to check out the action and see who qualifies for another spot in the NA regional finals, head over to Capcom Fighters now.

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Source: CapcomFighters