When watching high-level competition in Ultra Street Fighter IV, it’s easy to pick out the best plays as they unfold on the screen, but unless we slow things, there’s a good chance that the finer details may slip by unnoticed. This is especially true following moments of increased excitement that tend to happen when one player makes (or fails to make) a hard read on their opponent.
Luckily, Jay Rego has been taking the time to slow down high-stakes matches so viewers can watch each decision some of the world’s best players make as they make them. His latest breakdowns cover the first two games of the Canada Cup 2015 grand finals between Mad Catz’ Tokido and Fuudo of Razer.
For more videos of this nature, be sure to take a look at Rego’s breakdown of the Stunfest 2015 grand finals as well.
Source: Jay Rego