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‘Korean Derby in 3 years and 6 months’ made by Hwang Hee-chan vs Son Heung-min 먹튀검증

먹튀검증먹튀사이트먹튀검증사이트먹튀 검증 먹튀 사이트 먹튀 검증 사이트

‘How long has it been since the Korean Derby?’

It's been about 3 years and 6 months. The Korean Derby was played in the English Premier League (EPL). It was a spectacular created by Hwang Hee-chan (25, Wolverhampton) and Son Heung-min (29, Tottenham Hotspur).

Wolverhampton and Tottenham Hotspur met in the third round (round of 32) of the 2021-2022 England Carabao Cup (League Cup) held at Molyne Stadium in Wolverhampton, England on the 23rd (Korean time). After a fierce battle, it ended in a 2-2 draw and Tottenham laughed in the penalty shoot-out that followed.

The Korean Derby after a long time

The history of the Korean Derby dates back to April 17, 2006. The first Korean EPL player is Park Ji-sung. It opened its first doors when it entered the Premier League, Manchester United. After that, Lee Young-pyo moved to Tottenham and took the baton. And a scene familiar to football fans unfolded. In 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup semifinals, Park Ji-sung and Lee Young-pyo faced off against each other on the ground. In the 36th minute of the first half, Wayne Rooney of Manchester United scored the goal with the help of Ji-sung Park, who intercepted the ball due to a mistake by Young-pyo Lee. The scene in which Park Ji-sung expressed his apologies by shaking hands without the knowledge of a colleague was a hot topic.

The last was in March 2018. After the match between Son Heung-min and MF Ki Seong-yong (32, FC Seoul), who was at Newcastle United at the time, he disappeared for a while. Fortunately, through the transfer market this summer, Hwang Hee-chan left Leipzig from the German professional football Bundesliga and transferred to Wolverhampton on loan to join the EPL, and the Korean derby was completed after 3 years and 6 months.

The first match that ended in a decision draw

Hwang Hee-chan was the starting pitcher. It was the first time since Wolverhampton. After warming up for England as a substitute in the last two league games, he was named in the first starting list. On the other hand, Son Heung-min started as a substitute. The much-anticipated Korean Derby did not unfold from the start.

Hwang Hee-chan took on the role of the vanguard of the attack. He constantly harassed the Tottenham defense. It came to fruition in the 13th minute of the second half. With Wolverhampton being led 1-2, he took the ball from the opposing defense with strong pressure. In the subsequent counterattack, Wolverhampton scored the equalizer. Hwang Hee-chan did not record a direct attack point, but it served as a starting point.

Tottenham Hotspur's foot went out in the 16th minute and Son Heung-min was put in. Lo Celso was removed and Son Heung-min was added to put more weight on the attack. That's how the Korean Derby was made. Son Heung-min also showed sharp movements. In the 21st minute of the second half, he showed off a fierce cross. He dribbled out the defense in the area to the left of the opponent's penalty box and then crossed. Tottenham striker Harry Kane (28) connected this to a header, but it was not a goal.

Under the rules of the Carabao Cup, penalty shootouts were held without extra time. Hwang Hee-chan was the number one kicker. It was an indication that he had a strong trust in Wolverhampton. Hwang Hee-chan calmly succeeded and instilled hope. But he couldn't be put by other teammates. Heung-min Son, who took the 5th kicker, did not get a chance and ended with Tottenham's victory. In terms of his personal performance, Hwang Hee-chan was a little better. However, it was Son Heung-min who had the brightest smile due to the nature of the event where the result was important.

Even a warm uniform exchange

After the whistle blew at the end of the match, the Korean men's soccer team regained the image of a colleague eating a bowl of rice. On a local broadcast screen, Hwang Hee-chan and Son Heung-min were caught exchanging uniforms. In soccer, there is a culture of exchanging jerseys between players who agree with each other after a match. They are usually exchanged between players who have overlapped positions or players with special episodes. Hwang Hee-chan and Son Heung-min changed each other's uniforms, adding to the meaning of the Korean derby.

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World Cup 2018: Germany out of tournament after losing to South Korea

Defending champions Germany have been eliminated from the 2018 World Cup after losing to South Korea in Kazan.

Kim Young-gwon’s 92nd-minute goal, awarded after a video assistant referee decision, left four-time winner Germany on the brink of elimination.

Then six minutes into stoppage time, with goalkeeper Manuel Neuer in the opponents’ half, South Korea gained control of the ball, launched it forward and Son Heung-min tapped into an empty net to score the second and seal Germany’s fate.

It is the first time since 1938 that a Germany or West Germany side has not advanced beyond the first section of the tournament, as Joachim Low’s side finish bottom of Group F.

Relive South Korea v Germany as it happened

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South Korea

23Cho Hyun-Woo

2Lee Yong

5Yun Young-Sun

19Kim Young-Gwon

14Hong Chul

17Lee Jae-SungBooked at 23mins

20Jang Hyun-Soo

15Jung Woo-YoungBooked at 9mins

18Moon Seon-MinBooked at 48minsSubstituted forJu Se-Jongat 69'minutes

7Son Heung-MinBooked at 65mins

13Koo Ja-CheolSubstituted forHwang Hee-Chanat 56'minutesSubstituted forKo Yo-Hanat 79'minutes

Substitutes

1Kim Seung-gyu

3Jung Seung-Hyun

4Oh Ban-Suk

6Park Joo-Ho

8Ju Se-Jong

9Kim Shin-Wook

10Lee Seung-Woo

11Hwang Hee-Chan

12Kim Min-Woo

16Ki Sung-yueng

21Kim Jin-hyeon

22Ko Yo-Han

Germany

1Neuer

18Kimmich

15Süle

5Hummels

3HectorSubstituted forBrandtat 78'minutes

6KhediraSubstituted forGomezat 58'minutes

8Kroos

14GoretzkaSubstituted forMüllerat 63'minutes

10Özil

11Reus

9Werner

Substitutes

2Plattenhardt

4Ginter

7Draxler

12Trapp

13Müller

16Rüdiger

19Rudy

20Brandt

21Gündogan

22ter Stegen

23Gomez

Referee:

Mark Geiger

Attendance:

41,835

Match Stats

Home TeamSouth KoreaAway TeamGermany

Possession

Home26%

Away74%

Shots

Home12

Away28

Shots on Target

Home5

Away6

Corners

Home3

Away9

Fouls

Home16

Away7

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Match ends, Korea Republic 2, Germany 0.

Full Time

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Second Half ends, Korea Republic 2, Germany 0.

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Mats Hummels (Germany) hits the bar with a header from the centre of the box. Assisted by Thomas Müller following a corner.

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Corner, Germany. Conceded by Jang Hyun-Soo.

Posted at 90'+9'

Attempt blocked. Mats Hummels (Germany) left footed shot from the centre of the box is blocked.

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Attempt saved. Julian Brandt (Germany) right footed shot from the centre of the box is saved in the top left corner. Assisted by Toni Kroos.

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Attempt blocked. Thomas Müller (Germany) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Mario Gomez.

Goal!

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Goal! Korea Republic 2, Germany 0. Son Heung-Min (Korea Republic) left footed shot from the left side of the six yard box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Ju Se-Jong following a fast break.

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Toni Kroos (Germany) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

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Foul by Ju Se-Jong (Korea Republic).

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Attempt missed. Mats Hummels (Germany) header from the centre of the box is just a bit too high. Assisted by Thomas Müller with a headed pass.

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Delay over. They are ready to continue.

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Video Review: Goal. Referee decision on field cancelled.

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Delay in match (Germany). Video Review.

Goal!

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Goal! Korea Republic 1, Germany 0. Kim Young-Gwon (Korea Republic) left footed shot from very close range to the top right corner following a corner.

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Delay over. They are ready to continue.

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Delay in match Lee Yong (Korea Republic) because of an injury.

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Corner, Korea Republic. Conceded by Niklas Süle.

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Attempt blocked. Lee Jae-Sung (Korea Republic) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Assisted by Lee Yong.

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Attempt saved. Jung Woo-Young (Korea Republic) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom right corner. Assisted by Ko Yo-Han.

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Attempt saved. Toni Kroos (Germany) right footed shot from outside the box is saved in the bottom left corner.

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Joshua Kimmich (Germany) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

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Foul by Son Heung-Min (Korea Republic).

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Attempt missed. Mats Hummels (Germany) with an attempt from the centre of the box is close, but misses the top right corner. Assisted by Mesut Özil with a cross.

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Corner, Korea Republic. Conceded by Niklas Süle.

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Attempt missed. Toni Kroos (Germany) right footed shot from outside the box is too high. Assisted by Mesut Özil.

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Attempt blocked. Julian Brandt (Germany) right footed shot from the left side of the box is blocked. Assisted by Thomas Müller.

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Joshua Kimmich (Germany) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

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Foul by Ko Yo-Han (Korea Republic).

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Attempt missed. Marco Reus (Germany) right footed shot from outside the box is high and wide to the left. Assisted by Mesut Özil.

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Attempt missed. Thomas Müller (Germany) header from the centre of the box misses to the left. Assisted by Joshua Kimmich with a cross.

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Offside, Germany. Mario Gomez tries a through ball, but Marco Reus is caught offside.

Substitution

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Substitution, Korea Republic. Ko Yo-Han replaces Hwang Hee-Chan.

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Attempt missed. Son Heung-Min (Korea Republic) right footed shot from outside the box is close, but misses to the left. Assisted by Lee Jae-Sung following a fast break.

Substitution

Posted at 78'

Substitution, Germany. Julian Brandt replaces Jonas Hector.

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Corner, Germany. Conceded by Jung Woo-Young.

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Corner, Germany. Conceded by Kim Young-Gwon.

Posted at 70'

Foul by Thomas Müller (Germany).

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Hong Chul (Korea Republic) wins a free kick in the defensive half.

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Attempt missed. Toni Kroos (Germany) left footed shot from outside the box is too high. Assisted by Joshua Kimmich.

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Combo Breaker 2018: The Full Results

Combo Breaker 2018 has concluded. Chicago's biggest fighting game tournament has wrapped up for another year and all of the champions have been crowned. Shacknews has covered a couple of the winners already, but for those who missed the weekend tournaments, here's a helpful recap. We'll also make sure to add some of our own thoughts here and there.

GO1 vs. SonicFox (Photo Credit: @TischPhotos)

Dragon Ball FighterZ

Shacknews has a full recap of the Dragon Ball FighterZ Grand Finals up and running right now. SonicFox went into this event having never beaten consensus best player in the world GO1, but Combo Breaker went just a little bit differently.

1st - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 2nd - GO1 (Goichi Kishida) 3rd - Dogura (Ryo Nozaki) 4th - NyChrisG (Christopher Gonzalez) 5th (tie) - Kazunoko (Ryota Inoue) 5th (tie) - HookGangGod (Eduardo Hook) 7th (tie) - Fenritti 7th (tie) - Doza (Glyn Mendoza)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Shacknews has a full recap of the Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Grand Finals available now. NL and Xian break through to shake up the Capcom Pro Tour leaderboards.

1st - NL (Sim Gun) 2nd - Xian (Kun Xian Ho) 3rd - Infiltration (Seonwoo Lee) 4th - Nemo (Naoki Nemoto) 5th (tie) - Verloren (Hyungsuk Kong) 5th (tie) - Bonchan (Masato Takahashi) 7th (tie) - Dogura (Ryo Nozaki) 7th (tie) - Oil King (Li-Wei Lin)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Tekken 7

Shacknews has a full recap of the Tekken 7 Grand Finals available now. Knee's victory puts him atop the Tekken World Tour standings.

1st - Knee (Jae Min Bae) 2nd - JeonDDing (Sang-hyun Jeon) 3rd - LowHigh (Sun Woong Youn) 4th - SAINT (Choi Jinwoo) 5th (tie) - GoAttack (Jihwan Kim) 5th (tie) - CHANEL (Seong ho Kang) 7th (tie) - Trungy (Trung Mai) 7th (tie) - Anakin (Hoa Luu)

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Injustice 2

The Injustice 2 Grand Finals went down to the wire between Tweedy and DR_Gross. Gross brought the heat with Green Lantern throughout the finals, but Tweedy was eventually able to ward off one last GL onslaught, thanks to Starfire's effective zoning techniques. GL wasn't able to close in and Tweedy took the tournament.

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1st - Tweedy (Tommy Tweedy) 2nd - DR_Gross (Daris Daniel) 3rd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 4th - GunShow (Jon Snow) 5th (tie) - Biohazard (Matthew Commandeur) 5th (tie) - SylverRye (Ryan Amaechi) 7th (tie) - Rewind (Curtis McCall) 7th (tie) - Scar (Brad Vaughn)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- 2

This was another wild Top 8 that culminated with a barnburner of a Grand Finals. Korea's Jaewon "Daru I-No" Kim just needed the opportunity to prove himself, but has had trouble getting to tournaments in the past. He even relied on a community fundraiser to get him to this very event. But he made his opportunity count, as he narrowly edged out Fukuda "Teresa" Norihiro in a Grand Finals that left both men emotionally spent by the end.

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1st - Daru I-No (Jaewon Kim) 2nd - Teresa (Fukuda Norihiro) 3rd - Hamad (Hamad Akbar) 4th - Kazunoko (Ryota Inoue) 5th (tie) - PepperySplash (Justin Campbell) 5th (tie) - BjornSonOfBear (Alain Kim) 7th (tie) - Blaze (Manny Blaze) 7th (tie) - Kid Viper (Jason Srouji)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Killer Instinct

One of the most exciting tournaments of the weekend that went largely under the radar was Killer Instinct. Combo Breaker has always been one of the best places to catch the top Killer Instinct and this was no exception. While he fell short last year, there was no stopping Latrell "Amenty" Thomas in 2018. He has a total mastery of new character Eagle and former Evo champion Darnell "Hollywood Sleep" Waller had no answers. This was a master class in how to work opponents with KI's last character.

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1st - Amenty (Latrell Thomas) 2nd - Hollywood Sleep (Darnell Waller) 3rd - Bass (Kenneth Armas) 4th - Thompxson (Deion Thompson) 5th (tie) - SonicDolphin117 (Andrew Honigman) 5th (tie) - Storm179 (Calvin Phelps) 7th (tie) - DevilMayCare (Michael Figueroa) 7th (tie) - Nicky (Nicky Iovene)

Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

It's hard to argue against the idea that Marvel vs. Capcom Infinite has lost pretty much all of its steam since its damning Evo snub. While registration numbers have remained consistent, many of the game's high-profile players have left, viewership has dipped, and Capcom looks to have abandoned the Marvel fanbase... again. But the Marvel tournaments are still incredible to watch, as evidenced by Combo Breaker's Top 8.

Watch as Kevin "Dual Kevin" Barrios caps off an incredible Losers Bracket run in the most epic fashion possible. Don't put Hawkeye in a box, because all he needs is his bow and arrow.

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1st - Dual Kevin (Kevin Barrios) 2nd - DekillSage (Jon Coello) 3rd - Banehollow3789 (James Marroquin) 4th - NyChrisG (Christopher Gonzalez) 5th (tie) - Abbock (Brian Murphy) 5th (tie) - Lariat GOD (Tyler Hinson) 7th (tie) - Emorawr79 (Jose Ramirez) 7th (tie) - Noelbhungry (Noel Brown)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. Melee

The best players across both Super Smash Bros. Melee and Smash 4 were attending MomoCon this weekend, so there was a lot of A-tier talent missing from Combo Breaker. Still, the tournaments were exciting and it was an opportunity for some new faces to shine, like Melee winner Kalindi "KJH" Henderson.

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Singles

1st - KJH (Kalindi Henderson) 2nd - Swedish Delight (James Liu) 3rd - AbsentPage (Charlie McKinley) 4th - Michael (Michael Rollberg) 5th (tie) - Drephen (Drew Scoles) 5th (tie) - Duck (James Ma) 7th (tie) - S2J (Johnny Kim) 7th (tie) - Ginger (Avery Wilson)

Doubles

1st - AbsentPage (Charlie McKinley)/S2J (Johnny Kim) 2nd - Swedish Delight (James Liu)/Nintendude (Michael Brancato) Scythe (Diego Rodriguez)/Sago (Samuel Woodka) 4th - Joey (Joey Hogan)/ESAM (Eric Lew) 5th (tie) - Rodohk (Bradley Gerkin)/Egg (Thomas Kirby) 5th (tie) - Rubzterz (Ruben Morin)/Poseidon (Ian Koscuik) 7th (tie) - Miles (Jeff Stanislaw)/GioGio (Tom Dattalo) 7th (tie) - Pregnantand16 (Daniel Lopez)/Thornswaggle (Brandon Thongsawa)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Singles

1st - Maister (Enrique Hernandez) 2nd - Tyroy (Tyler Awdisho) 3rd - ESAM (Eric Lew) 4th - MVD (Jestise Negron) 5th (tie) - 8BitMan (Brett Esposito) 5th (tie) - Chag (Santiago Perez) 7th (tie) - Ned (Nicholas Dovell) 7th (tie) - John Numbers (John Goldberg)

Doubles

1st - ESAM (Eric Lew)/MVD (Jestise Negron) 2nd - Ned (Nicholas Dovell)/Tyroy (Tyler Awdisho) 3rd - Z (Nizar Awada)/Blacktwins (Aaron Grandison-Vargas) 4th - 8BitMan (Brett Esposito)/Port 5th (tie) - pu55yk1ng (Eman Baha)/BlackDynoWright 5th (tie) - Maister (Enrique Hernandez)/Nuhuh (Adrian Cuellar) 7th (tie) - Youma (Jorge Manuel Leon)/Hoover (Brandon Hoover) 7th (tie) - Gamegenie222 (Nathaniel Taylor)/Marathon (Michael Simpson)

Photo Credit: @Vexanie

The King of Fighters XIV

1st - Xiaohai (Zhuojun Zeng) 2nd - Wero Asamiya (Agustin Escorcia) 3rd - Tamago (Angel Chong) 4th - ViolentKain (Rolando Neri) 5th (tie) - El Rosa (Abril Diaz) 5th (tie) - Reynald (Reynald Tacsuan) 7th (tie) - Juicebox (Eric Albino) 7th (tie) - Dechimo (Ernesto Davila)

Photo Credit: @TischPhotos

BlazBlue: Central Fiction

1st - Fenritti (Shoji Sho) 2nd - SKD (Jachin Harte) 3rd - Garireo (Okamoto Keiji) 4th - Brkrdave (Eddie Sayles) 5th (tie) - Grover (Grover C.) 5th (tie) - Genosade (Brandon Joseph) 7th (tie) - Uri (Devin Mills) 7th (tie) - Clim (Christian Lim)

Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Skullgirls: 2nd Encore

1st - Swiftfox-Dash (Troy Chapa) 2nd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 3rd - Liam (Liam Orr) 4th - Rabbleflaggers (Christopher Perez) 5th (tie) - Elda Taluda (Jared Doty) 5th (tie) - Cloud (Daniel Normandia) 7th (tie) - Yaya (Jason Wickman) 7th (tie) - PME (Emmanuel Calderon)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat XL

1st - Killer Xinok (Bruno Henrique Gomes de Sousa) 2nd - Scar (Brad Vaughn) 3rd - Rewind (Curtis McCall) 4th - Tekken Master (Sayed Ahmed) 5th (tie) - Waz (Tasman Stoker) 5th (tie) - Coosco (Michael Henderson) 7th (tie) - Damaja (Scott Smith) 7th (tie) - A F0xy Grampa (Denom Jones)

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat (2011)

1st - Curbolicous (Dominic Curbelo) 2nd - SonicFox (Dominique McLean) 3rd - Wafflez (Tom Nieter) 4th - Dizzy (Aaron Davis) 5th (tie) - Biggs (Chris Biggs) 5th (tie) - soonk (Will Searle) 7th (tie) - Compbros (Albert Smith) 7th (tie) - Dab (Aric Dabajae)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Street Fighter II Turbo

1st - eltrouble (Eugene Lin) 2nd - Alex Valle 3rd - Silentscope (Steven Dawson) 4th - LordJimmyBones (Jimmy Lee Pierre) 5th (tie) - Killer Miller (Tania Miller) 5th (tie) - JigglyNorris (Joshua Alvarado) 7th (tie) - Mr. Igloo (Chris Bailey) 7th (tie) - Immortal (Brent Werling)

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike

1st - Justin Wong 2nd - Chi-Rithy (Henri Oung) 3rd - Simon Yoo 4th - Dirtmaster (Adam Hernandez) 5th (tie) - EAT (Michael Rocha) 5th (tie) - Keninblack (Patrick Kelly) 7th (tie) - SoulAvenger02 (Kerry Craigwell) 7th (tie) - Cookye (Michael Saxton)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Under Night In-Birth Exe

1st - Clim (Christian Lim) 2nd - J3 (Justin Joseph) 3rd - Drunk Suika Ibuki (Christian Tuliao) 4th - Redblade (Aren Stimage-Norwo 5th (tie) - RoyalHeartv2 (Isiah Smith) 5th (tie) - Magnets (Matt Guzik) 7th (tie) - NeoN 7th (tie) - AyoltsDave (Dave Clymer)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Vampire Savior

1st - Mr. Igloo (Chris Bailey) 2nd - Dyne 3rd - MightyMar (Mario Gomez) 4th - YetiGhettoSlang (Luke Bellamy) 5th (tie) - JayOneTheSk8 (Justin Cox) 5th (tie) - Ailerus (Zach M.) 7th (tie) - Xanoz (Kendra Horton) 7th (tie) - Diar (Jie Moc)

[Header photo credit: @TischPhotos]

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barbosaasouza · 6 years

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Combo Breaker 2018: The Full Results

GO1 vs. SonicFox (Photo Credit: @TischPhotos)

Dragon Ball FighterZ

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Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition

Shacknews has a full recap of the Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition Grand Finals available now. NL and Xian break through to shake up the Capcom Pro Tour leaderboards.

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Tekken 7

Shacknews has a full recap of the Tekken 7 Grand Finals available now. Knee's victory puts him atop the Tekken World Tour standings.

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Injustice 2

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Photo credit: @Vexanie

Guilty Gear Xrd -REVELATOR- 2

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Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Killer Instinct

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Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Marvel vs. Capcom: Infinite

Watch as Kevin "Dual Kevin" Barrios caps off an incredible Losers Bracket run in the most epic fashion possible. Don't put Hawkeye in a box, because all he needs is his bow and arrow.

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Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. Melee

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Singles

Doubles

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

Singles

Doubles

Photo Credit: @Vexanie

The King of Fighters XIV

Photo Credit: @TischPhotos

BlazBlue: Central Fiction

Photo credit: @HelloItsLi

Skullgirls: 2nd Encore

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat XL

Photo credit: @Vexanie

Mortal Kombat (2011)

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Super Street Fighter II Turbo

Photo credit: @TischPhotos

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Under Night In-Birth Exe

Photo credit: @CarltonBeener

Vampire Savior

[Header photo credit: @TischPhotos]

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