Red Bull's Masato "Bonchan" Takahashi is your Street Fighter 5 Evo champion. The finals for the day include BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle, Street Fighter V, Tekken 7 and Super Smash Bros. The final day of the Evolution Championship Series 2019 is here. Tekken 7 is in a great spot in the competitive spectrum. A victory could easily go down to whether or not the opponent was a counter to their own will: Arslan Ash's impenetrable defense, Knee's movement-based play, Take's all-out offense, and Lowhigh's reads all presented significant hurdles. Every player was unique and presented their own challenges outside of their character choices. Perhaps it was the variety of play styles that had an impact on the number of lopsided matches in the top 8. (Radiance's Hoa "Anakin" Luu) and Japan (Team YAMASA's Daichi "Nobi" Nakayama and Abe "Take" Takehiko, THY's Yuta "Chikurin" Take, and Cooasgames Esports' Takumi "Noroma" Hamasaki). Led by the new Tekken lord, Arslan Ash from Pakistan, the other regions were the U.S. The biggest surprise of the tournament was the high number of Japanese competitors in the finals, with five (three of which were Japan's best players). With only two players from the region in the top 8, ROX's Jae Min "Knee" Bae and UYU's Sun-woong "Lowhigh" Yoon, it was a global affair. He backs up his win at Evo Japan earlier this year and becomes the first fighting game player to win both Evos in the same game one year.Įvo provided the perfect environment for the rest of the field to catch up the South Korean dominance in Tekken 7. Despite Knee's attempts to change up the momentum with his bag of characters, Arslan Ash forced the tempo and out-poked Knee. The grand finals was the match that many wanted - a battle between the two best players in Tekken 7 pitting legend in the game against the new standard. VSlash's Arslan "Arslan Ash" Siddique is your new Tekken 7 Evo champion. UNIST EVO 2019 winner Grand Final: ‘oushuu-hittou’ vs ‘Clearlamp_o’Īnd that’s it for another year! Your full run of EVO 2019 winners, grand finals and Top 8 results.You have reached a degraded version of because you're using an unsupported version of Internet Explorer.įor a complete experience, please upgrade or use a supported browserĮvo 2019 Day 3 recap: BlazBlue, Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, Smash Ultimate Winner: Oscar ‘Shinku’ Jaimes Top 8 standings: Winner: Yuta ‘BNE Yuttoto’ Sudo Top 8 standings:īlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle winner Grand Final: Oscar ‘Shinku’ Jaimes vs ‘Kyamei’ Soul Calibur winner Grand Final: Zain ‘Bluegod’ T. Winner: Lee ‘Infiltration’ Seon-woo Top 8 standings: Ryota ‘Kazunoko’ Inoue Samurai Shodown EVO 2019 winner Grand Final: Ryota ‘Kazunoko’ Inoue Vs. Winner: Goichi ‘GO1’ Kishida Top 8 standings:ħ. Winner: Dominique ‘SonicFox’ McLean Top 8 standings:ĭragon Ball FighterZ EVO 2019 winner Grand Final: Goichi ‘GO1’ Kishida vs Dominique ‘SonicFox’ McLean Winner: Arslan ‘Arslan Ash’ Siddique Top 8 standings:ħ - Yuta ‘Chikurin’ Take Mortal Kombat winner Grand Final: Dominique ‘SonixFox’ McLean vs Ryan ‘Dragon’ Walker Winner: Masato ‘Bonchan’ Takahashi Top 8 standings:ħ - Hiroki ‘Kichipa-mu’ Asano Tekken winner Grand Final: Arslan ‘Arslan Ash’ Siddique vs Jae ‘Knee’ Min Bae Winner: Leonardo ‘MKLeo’ Lopez Perez Top 8 standings:ħ - Sota ‘Zackray’ Okada Street Fighter winner Grand Final: Adel ‘Big Bird’ Anouche vs Masato ‘Bonchan’ Takahashi Smash Ultimate EVO 2019 winner Grand Final: Gavin ‘Tweek’ Dempsey vs Leonardo ‘MKLeo’ Lopez Perez If you do end up spoiled for any events, please accept out apologies. If you want to catch up, we recommend watching each video and not scrolling down too fast. We've listed the winners for each and every EVO 2019 event below, but in case you're keen to avoid spoilers, we've also preceded them with the Grand Final matchup video. EVO 2019 Winners - Results and Grand Finals © EVO Read on to learn all the EVO 2019 winners, results and Grand Finals. If you want to know the winners in each game or simply want to watch each Grand Final unfold, we’ve gathered them all below for you. Smash Ultimate took the headline spot this year, but as ever there were a huge number of fighting games on show, from heavy hitters like Street Fighter to new entries such as UNIST and Samurai Showdown. EVO 2019 has just wrapped up for another year, crowning a new set of champions on the ultimate stage.
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