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The Big House 5 was where Leffen began dealing with his visa issues to the United States. Without much in the way of travel, the Godkiller of Super Smash Bros. Melee spent a lot of time practicing in Sweden in solitude.

This month found his visa issues resolved, and a flurry began to make William Hjelte’s attendance of the tournament he was previous denied entry for possible. He ultimately made it, and Red Bull chronicled his return to the event. In the interview, they discuss Leffen’s return to the States, and his feelings in dealing with the fiasco he inadvertently found himself in.

Source: Red Bull eSports

While mainly known for his recreations of Tekken movesets, stuntman Eric Jacobus has shifted franchises and decided to try out the moves of fellow 3D fighter, Dead or Alive. For this installment, Eric has focused on the moves of Sambo practitioner and former assassin Bayman as his first foray into the world of DOA.

According to the stuntman, many of Bayman’s throws and strikes would actually be applicable and useful in real world situations, unlike the flips and Izuna drops of other characters in the Dead or Alive roster. While it may not be flashy, Bayman’s move set may actually help you out if you were stuck in a jam with some people who didn’t care if you were dead or alive.

Source: Eric Jacobus