#Capcom pro tour 2018 prize money full#

Japanâ€™s Tokido, Itabashi Zangief, Mago, Stormkubo, Gachikun, Nemo, Sako, Bonchan, Haitani, Momochi, and Daigo Umehara.He’s one of the better Rashid players out there.

#Capcom pro tour 2018 prize money full#

Good question! Here’s the full list of Asian pro players who will be fighting later this weekend. There’s going to be Alex Valle, John Choi, Afrolegends, and Damdai fighting each other in retro glory! I’m Asian. At the very least, tune into the stream just for these hardworking folks!īesides, if you want some old-school SF action, the Super Street Fighter II Turbo Champions Collide matchup at 4am Monday morning should tide you over. And we have veteran shoutcasters like UltraDavid and James Chen still having jobs.

But hey, at least guys like Daigo Umehara, Tokido, and Justin Wong have a reason to keep on trucking with a game they kinda tolerate. It may not be the same as Street Fighter IV nothing can top that if this is the current path Capcom’s taking with Street Fighter. Plus it may end with the Super version of the game, so hopefully, that’ll rectify whatever it is right now. Schedule: Super Street Fighter II Turbo Champions Collide Exhibition ( 17 Dec, 4am GMT+8), Street Fighter V Top 32 onwards ( 16 December, 2am GMT+8) Why should I care?Âīecause Capcom isn’t going to regress back to Street Fighter IV they’re too far into this Street Fighter V rabbit hole and they aren’t going to stop. Stream Link:, /CapcomFighters2, /CapcomFighters Â The basic details gimme.Âĭate: 16-17 December, GMT+8 ( starts at 2am) Forgive me for being a cynical old goat, but you start to wonder if this Street Fighter, as a game mind you, will still stand the test of time if the ginormous prize pool, marketing, and tournament backing it are taken out of the equation when all is said and done. Another year, another legitimate reason to watch pros attempt to like and struggle to enjoy their time with Street Fighter V.