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This weekend is Latin America Regional Finals for the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour season, the third of four Regional Finals. As with the preceding finals, the bracket is made up of the top players from the regional ranking leaderboards, along with one player from the last chance qualifier. The winner of the event is guaranteed a spot in Capcom Cup, regardless of performance on the global leaderboards.

If you’re looking to watch, check out the event on the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel. The bracket is viewable on Toornament.

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Results

Street Fighter V

First Round

Mono vs. AAG|PR3DA
DoomSnake507 vs. SL|Stunner
GAM|Caba vs. AAG|DidimoKOF
Furia|HKDASH vs. F2G|Moise

Source: Capcom Pro Tour

This weekend is eighth annual Canada Cup tournament, hosted at the Hilton Toronto Airport Hotel & Suites in the Greater Toronto Area. Canada Cup 2017 is the final Global Premier of the 2017 Capcom Pro Tour, leaving only the upcoming Latin America and North America Regional Finals remaining (as well as Capcom Cup itself). The tourney is also a Battle for the Stones qualifier, with the winner claiming the Mind Stone. Of course, there also is the clash of nations in the annual Street Fighter International 5v5.

As the last Capcom Pro Tour event open to all players, and those one of the last chances many players to make moves on the global leaderboards, a ton of top players will be competing over the weekend, with strong representation from not only the North America but Asia and Europe as well. NuckleDu, Punk, Justin Wong, NYChrisG, Daigo Umehara, Fuudo, Yukadon, Gachikun, GamerBee, Xiaohai, Phenom, Problem X, Mister Crimson and Takamura are just a few of the many, many names. For a full list of attendees and brackets, check out Smash.gg.

Canada Cup will be providing four streams, with streams 3 and 4 dedicated to Super Smash Bros. Melee and Wii U, respectively. Capcom will also be providing exclusive channels for Street Fighter V singles on the on the Capcom Fighters channel and for Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite singles on the Battle for the Stones channel.

CanadaCup

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Stream Schedule

All times in EDT (UTC -4).

Source: Canada Cup, Capcom Pro Tour

This week is the finals for the Red Bull Proving Grounds fall season. Taking place at Joe’s Live in Rosemont near Chicago, Illinois, the Street Fighter V team finals pits city against city, coast against coast to determine which is the strongest. On top of the finals are singles events for Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2, Street Fighter V and Tekken, as well as a Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite Battle for the Stones, with the Power Stone up for grabs.

If you’re looking to catch the event live, tune into streams below and follow the brackets on Smash.gg.

RedBullEsports

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BattlefortheStones

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This Saturday and Sunday in Japan is TOUSHINSAI 2017, Japan’s premier arcade tournament. Carrying on the spirit of Tougeki, this is a chance to see the very best of the best duke it out in large number of games. The event consists of its headline Champions Cup titles, along with the smaller-scale 1 Day Match Carnival events. Arc System Works’ official tournament ARC REVO 2017 is folded in as a part of the event.

A playable version of the upcoming arcade conversion of Street Fighter V will be available at the venue, and will be also run as a small-scale tournament.

If you’re looking to catch the action, TOUSHINSAI will be providing a few streams of the event, including one dedicated to Street Fighter V. If you’re looking for English, check out Jiyuna’s ANIMEILLUMINATI channel.

ANIMEILLUMINATI (English)

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ToushinsaiOfficialTV2

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Source: TOUSHINSAI via Kakuge Checker

This weekend is South East Asia Major 2017, representing one of the largest fighting game events in Asia. SEAM 2017 will be host to the respective Asia regional finals for the Capcom Pro Tour and the Tekken World Tour, as well as the Windjammers Asia Championship. With some huge prize pools up for grabs ($30,000 bonus for SFV, $15,000 bonus for Tekken and $6,500 for Windjammers) and some of the best players in the world competing, you certainly don’t want to miss out!

Seven players have already qualified for the Capcom Pro Tour Asia-Oceania Regional Finals: Momochi, Oil King, moke, Xian, Tachikawa, Mago and Kazunoko. One more will join them via the Last Chance Qualifiers. Some of the players entered into the qualifier include Tokido, MOV, Itabashi Zangief, Xiaohai, Humanbomb, xyzzy, Leslie, Chuan, Denesis and Dixon, so expect an intense fight for the coveted slot. The winner of the regional finals is guaranteed a spot in the Capcom Cup, regardless of their performance on the points leaderboards.

It should be no surprise that the Tekken World Tour Asia-Pacific Region Finals will be packed with some killer players. In addition to the dominating forces that are JDCR and SAINT are some of the very best of the Tekken world: Knee, CHANEL, JEOdding, qudans, kkokkoma, Nobi, Yuu, NOROMA, TAKE, pekos, Tanukawa, Doujin, AK, Book and Meat, to name a few. The regional finals will lock the leaderboards for Asia and determine which five players will qualify from Asia for the TWT Finals.

If you’re looking to watch the action from home, several streams will be bringing you live broadcasts from SEAM. Team Spooky will be heading the main stream, while the Street Fighter V and Tekken 7 singles events will have dedicated streams at Capcom Fighters and the official Tekken channel, respectively.

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TEKKEN

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Sources: BEast of the East, Capcom Pro Tour

Today is the final event of the Capcom Pro Tour Online, as well as the final Ranking Event of the 2017 Pro Tour (several Premier Events still remain). Today’s tournament targets the eastern parts of the North America region, open to players from Alabama, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Ohio, Tennessee, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia and Wisconsin in the US; and Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada.

Below are the final eight competitors of today’s tournament, with a few names you’ll no doubt be familiar:

Top 8 Winners

PG|Punk vs. KPB|Teiga
iDom vs. Brian_F

Top 8 Losers

Noble|Vagabond vs. Nephew
Tampa Bison vs. WBC|CJ Truth

As usual, you can watch the tournament as it happens on the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel.

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Source: Smash.gg

This weekend is TWFighter Major 2017 in Taipei, Taiwan. One of the last remaining events in both the Capcom Pro Tour (as a Premier Event) and the Tekken World Tour (as a Master Event), this is one of the last chances for players of their respective games to earn points towards the leaderboards and landing a spot in each game’s global finals. On top of the Street Fighter V and Tekken 7 events are tournaments for Guilty Gear Xrd REV 2 and The King of Fighters XIV.

With the stakes as high as they are, and some large prize pools ($15,000 bonus for SFV and $10,000 for Tekken), expect to see some top quality competition from some of the best players in the world. Attendees include Tokido, Momochi, Kazunoko, Yukadon, Fuudo, Daigo Umehara, Mago, moke, Haitani, Bonchan, INFILTRATION, NL, XIaohai, Jiewa, Humanbomb, Tse4444, K-Brad, JDCR, SAINT, Knee, qudans, JEOdding, kkokkoma, Noroma, pekos, AK, Book and many many more.

If you’re looking for streams, the Street Fighter V and Tekken 7 singles events will be covered by Capcom Fighters and the official TEKKEN channel, respectively. TWFM will be providing two streams of its own for Mandarin viewers.

CapcomFighters (SFV English)

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TEKKEN (Tekken 7 English)

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TWFighter (Main Mandarin)

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TaiwanFightingFestival (Secondary Mandarin)

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TWFM, Capcom Pro Tour

Of the many fighting game events this weekend is Dueling Dragons Dojo (D3) in Chengdu, China. This tourney is a Capcom Pro Tour Global Premier Event, meaning big points for the leaderboards and the Premier standard $15,000 bonus prize pool. It wouldn’t be a Chinese tournament however with KOF! In addition to the Street Fighter V competition are tournaments for The King of Fighters ’97, The King of Fighters XIV and Tekken 7.

Being one of the last Premier Events for this year’s CPT, some of the best players in Asia will be competing. Names include Xiaohai and Jiewa of China; Humanbomb, Oil King and Hotdog29 of Hong Kong; GamerBee and Xiaobao of Taiwain; INFILTRATION, NL and Verloren of South Korea; and Fuudo, MOV, Haitani, Mago, Bonchan, Itabashi Zangief, Momochi, gachikun, Yukadon, sako, Dogura, Daikoku_GO, moke and GO1 of Japan.

The Street Fighter V event will be livestreamed on the Capcom Fighters channel. The remaining events will be streamed on the Chinese platform Panda.tv.

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All times in CST (UTC +8).

Source: D3, Capcom Pro Tour

Northwest Majors IX proper was back in April, but the organizers of the event are putting on a smaller scale fall event with some of the freshest titles on the year. On top of the Street Fighter V Capcom Pro Tour event (the final offline Ranking Event for North America) are tournaments for Injustice 2, Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Tekken 7 and Super Street Fighter II Turbo.

As one of the last chances to move up the regional leaderboards, some of the America’s strongest will be competing over the weekend, including Liquid|NuckleDu, PG|Punk, EG|NYChrisG, Splyce|Fchamp, CYG.BST|Snake EYez, CYG.BST|PR Balrog, Brian_F, RISE|Smug and more. Check out the brackets on Smash.gg.

Khaos Gaming, GameClucks and Seattle Tekken will be providing streams for the event, viewable below.

TeamKhaos

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All times in PDT (UTC -7).

Sources: Northwest Majors, Capcom Pro Tour

This weekend is 2017 edition of The Fall Classic, the yearly collaboration between East Coast event organizers Larry “Shin Blanka” Dixon and Eric “Big E” Small. While TFC isn’t a part of the Capcom Pro Tour, it’s bringing you quality competition and a huge list of games you’ve come to expect.

Of note are the 3rd Strike tournaments at TFC, some big names from Japan including R.X., Kokujin, Yuuki, Issei, Yakkun and K.O., competing against US players like Nica K.O, 5Star, ReNiC and more.

Five streams will bringing you the action live from Raleigh, North Carolina. Check out the casts and enjoy!

bifuteki

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FunkyP

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KPBLive

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TEKKEN

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exodus3rd

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All times in EDT (UTC -4).

Source: The Fall Classic