Street Fighter 25th Anniversary Global Tournament Series Grand Finals Results

by USD on December 8th, 2012 at 9:25 pm

It’s been a long journey, but today will see the conclusion of the Street Fighter 25th Anniversary Global Tournament Series with the Grand Finals, to be held at the the Hyatt Regency SFO in Burlingame, California near San Francisco. Representatives from 8 different qualifiers and from across the globe will have a chance to prove themselves the best in the world.

You can find a listing of players with profiles as well as tournament brackets for each on the SF25th Finals site. Also be sure to check out our recaps of each of the qualifiers.

Austin, TX and New York City, NY Qualifers Recap
Asia, Brazil and Japan Qualifiers Recap
Los Angeles, CA, Europe and UK Qualifers Recap

Here is a listing of the players from each of the qualifiers who will be competing in the finals.

Street Fighter X Tekken

EG|Justin Wong – Austin, TX Qualifier
EG|Ricky Ortiz – Austin, TX Qualifier
ER.MCZ|Tatsu – New York City, NY Qualifier
UYG.EMP|NuckleDu – New York City, NY Qualifier
WW.MCZ|Infiltration – Asia Qualifier
Poongko – Asia Qualifier
AVM|GamerBee – Brazil Qualifier
KS|Jibbo* – Replacing Breno Fighters from the Brazil Qualifier, 3rd place at Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
MCZ|Tokido – Japan Qualifier
Yukimura – Japan Qualifier
KS.CORN|Sethlol – Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
Combofiend – Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
Alioune – Europe Qualifier
Fuzzy – Europe Qualifier
EG|Momochi – UK Qualifier
Kingstonn – UK Qualifier

Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition Ver.2012

EG|Ricky Ortiz – Austin, TX Qualifier
EG|fLoE* – Replacing Happy Medicine, 4th place at Austin, TX Qualifier
BT|Dieminion – New York City, NY Qualifier
Wolfkrone – New York City, NY Qualifier
WW.MCZ|Infiltration – Asia Qualifier
AVM|GamerBee – Asia Qualifier
MCZ|Tokido – Brazil Qualifier
AGE|Vangief* – Replacing Breno Fighters from the Brazil Qualifier, 3rd place at Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
MCZ|Daigo – Japan Qualifier
RZR|Fuudo – Japan Qualifier
AGE|SnakeEyez – Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
EG|Justin Wong – Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
CG|Problem X – Europe Qualifier
Alioune – Europe Qualifier
MCZ|Mago – UK Qualifier
EG|Momochi – UK Qualifier

Street Fighter III 3rd Strike Online Edition

EG|Justin Wong – Austin, TX Qualifier
NicaKO – New York City, NY Qualifier
SG E Sports|BOC – Asia Qualifier
MCZ|Tokido – Brazil Qualifier
MOV – Japan Qualifier
Mester – Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
Gunfight – Europe Qualifier
EG|Momochi – UK Qualifier

Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix

Afro Legends – Austin, TX Qualifier
Damdai – New York City, NY Qualifier
WW.MCZ|Laugh – Asia Qualifier
MCZ|Tokido – Brazil Qualifier
John Choi – Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
ShotosAllDay – Los Angeles, CA Qualifier
LLL|Kenpachi* – Replacing Aero Rockman, 2nd Place at Europe Qualifier
Fuzzy – UK Qualifier

Stream & Schedule

The tournament will be streamed on the Capcom Fighters TwitchTV channel. You can find an embed of the stream on the SF25th Finals site with live updated brackets below so you can track tournament progress as the event unfolds.

Below is the schedule for the event in US PST (UTC -8). Beyond the actual finals there are special announcements, raffle giveaways and even an exhibition for SFXTK Ver.2013 in the cards, s The tournament is set to begin at 10 AM PST, 1 PM EST in the US, 6 PM GMT in the UK.

10AM – Doors Open
10:15 AM – Super Street Fighter II Turbo – Down to Top 3
11:15 AM – Street Fighter III 3rd Strike – Down to Top 3
12:15 PM – Special Announcement
12:30 PM – Raffle #1
12:40 PM – Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade Edition Ver.2012 – Down to Top 3
2:30 PM – Raffle #2
2:40 PM – Street Fighter X Tekken – Down to Top 3
4:30 PM – Street Fighter X Tekken Ver.2013 Exhibition
4:45 PM – Cosplay Contest
5:00 PM – Special Announcement / Raffle #3
5:30 PM – Super Street Fighter II Turbo Finals
6:20 PM – Street Fighter III 3rd Strike Finals
7:05 PM – Super Street Fighter IV Arcade Edition Ver.2012 Finals
7:45 PM – Raffle #4
7:50 PM – Street Fighter X Tekken Finals

Watch live video from capcomfighters on www.twitch.tv

Results

Street Fighter x Tekken

9. Combofiend (Julia/Marduk, Dhalsim/Julia)
9. EG|Justin Wong (Rufus/Cody)
9. KS|Jibbo (Sagat/Jin)
9. Poongko (Ryu/Kazuya)
13. Fuzzy (Poison/Cammy)
13. UYG.EMP|NuckleDu (Guile/Zangief)
13. Alioune (Lili/JACK-X)
13. Kingstonn (Rolento/Ryu)

Grand Finals

Losers Finals

WW.MCZ|Infiltration (Rolento/Ryu) vs. KS.CORN|Sethlolol (Law/Kuma) – 3-0

Winners Finals

WW.MCZ|Infiltration (JACK-X/Rolento, Rolento/Ryu) vs. MCZ|Tokido (Dhalsim/Cody) – 2-3

Losers Semi-finals

KS.CORN|Sethlolol (Law/Kuma) vs. Yukimura (Ryu/Kazuya) – 2-0

Top 8 Winners

WW.MCZ|Infiltration (Rolento/Ryu) vs. ER.MCZ|Tatsu (Vega/Xiaoyu) – 2-0
MCZ|Tokido (Dhalsim/Cody) vs. EG|Momochi (Cody/Rufus) – 2-1

Top 8 Losers

KS.CORN|Sethlolol (Law/Kuma) vs. EG|Ricky Ortiz (Rufus/Chun-Li) – 2-1
Yukimura (Ryu/Kazuya) vs. AVM|GamerBee (Cody/JACK-X) – 2-0 off-stream

KS.CORN|Sethlolol (Law/Kuma) vs. EG|Momochi (Cody/Rufus) – 2-1
ER.MCZ|Tatsu (Vega/Xiaoyu) vs. Yukimura (Ryu/Kazuya) - 1-2

Top 16 Winners

Top 16 Losers

EG Ricky Ortiz (Rufus/Chun-Li) vs. Fuzzy (Poison/Cammy) – 2-0 off-stream
KS|CORN Sethlol (Law/Kuma) vs UYG.EMP|NuckleDu (Guile/Zangief) – 2-0 off-stream
Alioune (Lili/JACK-X) vs. KS|Jibbo (Sagat/Jin) – 0-2 off-stream
Kingstonn (Rolento/Ryu) vs. Yukimura (Ryu/Kazuya) - 0-2 off-stream

Combofiend (Julia/Marduk) vs. EG|Ricky Ortiz (Rufus/Chun-Li) – 0-2 off-stream
EG|Justin Wong (Rufus/Cody) vs. KS|CORN Sethlolol (Law/Kuma) – 0-2 off-stream
AVM|GamerBee (Cody/JACK-X) vs. KS|Jibbo (Sagat/Jin) – 2-1 off-stream
Yukimura (Ryu/Kazuya) vs. Poongko (Ryu/Kazuya) – 2-0 off-stream

First Round

WW.MCZ|Infiltration (Rolento/Ryu) vs. KS|Jibbo (Sagat/Jin) – 2-0
Alioune (Lili/JACK-X) vs. Combofiend (Julia/Marduk) – 1-2
EG|Justin Wong (Rufus/Cody) vs. Kingstonn (Rolento/Ryu) – 2-1
Yukimura (Ryu/Kazuya) vs. ER.MCZ|Tatsu (Vega/Xiaoyu) – 1-2
AVM|GamerBee (Cody/JACK-X) vs. EG|Ricky Ortiz (Rufus/Chun-Li) – 2-0
Fuzzy (Poison/Cammy) vs. EG|Momochi (Cody/Rufus) – 0-2
MCZ|Tokido (Dhalsim/Cody) vs. UYG.EMP|NuckleDu (Guile/Zangief) – 2-1
KS.CORN|Sethlolol (Law/Kuma) vs. Poongko (Ryu/Kazuya) – 1-2

Super Street Fighter IV: Arcade Edition ver. 2012

9. Dieminion (Guile)
9. Wolfkrone (C.Viper)
9. Alioune (Cammy)
9. RZR.CG|Problem X (Seth)
13. EG|Ricky Ortiz (Rufus)
13. Vangief (Zangief)
13. EG|fLoE (Guy)
13. EG|Justin Wong (Rufus)

Grand Finals

Losers Finals

WW.MCZ|Infiltration (Akuma) vs. RZR|Fuudo (Fei Long) – 3-2

Winners Finals

WW.MCZ|Infiltration (Akuma) vs. MCZ|Daigo (Ryu) – 0-3

Losers Semi-finals

MCZ|Tokido (Akuma) vs. RZR|Fuudo (Fei Long) – 0-2

Top 8 Winners

MCZ|Tokido (Akuma) vs. MCZ|Daigo (Ryu) – 0-2
WW.MCZ|Infiltration (Akuma) vs. RZR|Fuudo (Fei Long) – 2-0

Top 8 Losers

AGE|SnakeEyez (Zangief) vs. EG|Momochi (Cody, Akuma) – 2-0
MCZ|Mago (Fei Long) vs. AVM|GamerBee (Adon) – 1-2

MCZ|Tokido (Akuma) vs. AVM|GamerBee (Yun) – 2-0
RZR|Fuudo vs. AGE|SnakeEyez – 2-0 off-stream

Top 16 Winners

Top 16 Losers

First Round

Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike Online Edition

1. MOV (Chun-Li, Ken)
2. MCZ|Tokido (Chun-Li)
3. EG|Momochi (Yun)
4. Mester (Yun)
5. Nica K.O (Yang)
5. EG|Justin Wong (Chun-Li)
7. Gunfight (Dudley)
7. SGEsports|BOC (Urien)

Grand Finals

MCZ|Tokido (Chun-Li) vs. MOV (Ken) – 0-3

Losers Finals

MCZ|Tokido (Chun-Li) vs. EG|Momochi (Yun) – 3-0

Winners Finals

MOV (Chun-Li) vs. EG|Momochi (Yun) – 3-2

Losers Semi-finals

MCZ|Tokido (Chun-Li) vs. Mester (Yun) – 2-0

Top 8 Winners

MOV (Chun-Li) vs. MCZ|Tokido (Chun-Li) – 2-0
EG|Momochi (Yun) vs. Mester (Yun) – 2-1

Top 8 Losers

Gunfight (Dudley) vs. Nica K.O (Yang) – 1-2
SGEsports|BOC (Urien) vs. EG|Justin Wong (Chun-Li) - 0-2

Mester (Yun) vs. Nica K.O (Yang) – 2-1
MCZ|Tokido (Chun-Li) vs. EG|Justin Wong (Chun-Li) – 2-0

First Round

MOV (Chun-Li) vs. Nica K.O (Yang) – 2-0
MCZ|Tokido (Chun-Li) vs. Gunfight (Dudley) – 2-1
SGESports|BOC (Urien) vs. EG|Momochi (Yun) – 0-2
EG|Justin Wong (Chun-Li) vs. Mester (Yun) – 0-2

Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix (Classic Arcade)

1. Damdai (O.T.Hawk, O.Ryu)
2. Afro Legends (Dee Jay, Balrog)
3. John Choi (O.Sagat, Ryu, Guile)
4. ShotosAllDay (Ken, O.Sagat, O.Ryu, Dee Jay
5. Tokido (Vega)
5. Fuzzy (Ryu, Cammy)
7. WW.MCZ|Laugh (O.Sagat, Ken)
7. LLL|Kenpachi (O.Sagat)

Grand Finals

Damdai (O.Ryu) vs. Afro Legends (Dee Jay, Balrog) – 3-1

Losers Finals

John Choi (Guile) vs. Afro Legends (Balrog) – 1-3

Winners Finals

John Choi (O.Sagat, Ryu) vs. Damdai (O.T.Hawk) – 0-3

Losers Semi-finals

ShotosAllDay (Ken) vs. Afro Legends (Balrog) – 0-2

Top 8 Winners

John Choi (O.Sagat, Ryu) vs. ShotosAllDay (O.Sagat, O.Ryu) – 2-1
Afro Legends (Dee Jay) vs. Damdai (O.Ryu) – 0-2

Top 8 Losers

MCZ|Tokido (Vega) vs. WW.MCZ|Laugh (Ken) – 2-0
Fuzzy (Ryu) vs. LLL|Kenpachi (O.Sagat) – 2-0

Tokido (Vega) vs. Afro Legends (Balrog) – 0-2
ShotosAllDay (Dee Jay, O.Sagat) vs. Fuzzy (Ryu) – 2-1

First Round

John Choi (O.Sagat) vs. WW.MCZ|Laugh (O.Sagat) – 2-1
MCZ|Tokido (Vega) vs. ShotosAllday (Ken) – 0-2
Fuzzy (Ryu, Cammy) vs. Damdai (O.T.Hawk) – 0-2
Afro Legends (Dee Jay) vs. LLL|Kenpachi (Sagat) – 2-0

Source: Capcom Fighters, Capcom-Unity, RAIKANAMI Twitter

Rahavic

http://challonge.com/rahavic25thAEbracket

Also, Special Announcements = repeat IPL announcement. That is all. Have a fun day everybody! #MVGame
- http://pulse.yahoo.com/_TIC7WNRSMFBSCLF6OR6JQJAAZA sb
  
  well damn that just ruined my hopes of a game announcement because most likely your right
  - Rahavic
    
    yeah never mind it was even more uneventful than I thought it would be, almost as bad as the UMVC3 panel at EVO
Rahavic

http://challonge.com/rahavic25thAEbracket

Also, Special Announcements = repeat IPL announcement. That is all. Have a fun day everybody! #MVGame
http://www.facebook.com/pedro.ferrazalvesfilho Pedro Ferraz Alves Filho

I like how no one ever puts the “GR.” before Breno’s nickname
http://twitter.com/Oliver_Wilmot Oliver W

Looking forward to this. 18.15 UK time I think.
BoozerX

Tokido is awesome, every single game lol.
http://twitter.com/AceOfCakez Ace

Wow, can’t believe that SF x T is the main event over AE.
- H_Magnus
  
  It’s all about that car, man.
  - http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk
    
    Hope people were keeping track of how many timeouts were in that game. Because these were the best SFxT players from all over the world, in the biggest international tournament with a car that could be worth SERIOUS bank sold to some collector, and almost every round was a timeout. Literally, no exaggeration, at least 2 out of every 3 rounds played was a time out.
    
    So all you SFxT fans bitching that we don’t give the game a chance? There you have it, right there. That’s why.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Tony-Guzzo/1187208348 Tony Guzzo

Tokido’s so good he got 5th place twice.
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk
  
  Hey he got 2nd in Jab X Timeout, that counts right?
  
  Right?
  - Alex Johnson
    
    SFxT is the purgatory of fighting games.
http://profile.yahoo.com/TGIDZZVL24YPLDA54UUDQBBABY RisingStar

Not a good show today from the USA. We must play better as a scene and level up in order to overcome our foreign competitors, be they from Asia or Europe.

6/7 of American players shouldn’t be in the bottom 8. While we did make Top 8, our overall showing was sub par.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Art-Salmons/100001016539462 Art Salmons

Once I took a long piss and came back and they were still choosing gems.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1330050063 Joe Andrade

Tokido so gdlk that he gets 5th place twice.
FurryCrew

Gotta love the near 10k drop in stream watchers once SFxT started.
- Alex Johnson
  
  Did that really happen? I missed the stream yesterday, but my friend who was watching the stream texted me to say that they were about to do the SFxT event. I replied with something like “10K stream viewers just got up for the world’s longest bathroom break.” I had no idea that I was actually right.
  
  Holy shit, I should hit up a gas station for some Powerball tickets.
ReoAyanami

The dedication of Infiltration, Yukimura, Sethlolol, and Tatsu in SFxT really shows and I thoroughly enjoyed watching them play. Less so for Infiltration though.
HatredInfinite

Holy fuck, that 3rd Strike grand final. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a grand final that was such a blow-up.
- http://profile.yahoo.com/EBAL7WGNG3B3DASJXEREVS3APM tamamo
  
  And then sf4 grand finals happened…
  - HatredInfinite
    
    Seriously. I was pulling for Daigo, but that was a pretty big choke. I think in almost never putting on any wakeup pressure he sent the message that it’s okay to press buttons when you get up from knockdown.
KubikiriTurkojin

damn mov really dominated hardcore. props to him winning the final.
NASIR KHAN

America is A S S 25th Anniversary Tournament
KubikiriTurkojin

wow 25 g’z + and a car for infiltration. nice job son,
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Jharritson-Oryan-Boykin/1223373877 Jharritson O’ryan Boykin
  
  shipping for the car is dlc
- http://www.facebook.com/zach.sporn.9 Zach Sporn
  
  50 g’s, won SF4 too.
H_Magnus

Those manly Tokido tears…

)_:
- http://www.facebook.com/people/Daniel-Rojas/1675100657 Daniel Rojas
  
  I think the $10,000+ will soak up the tears just fine… Not to mention he wouldn’t have been able to even drive the car since the wheel isn’t on the proper JPN side
  - http://www.facebook.com/people/Gethoff-Mahfacebuk/558552166 Gethoff Mahfacebuk
    
    It’s not about driving it, it’s about the piles of cash some off the wall collector will pay for it.
HatredInfinite

Did Infiltration really win $50 fucking grand and a car today?
- Jake Long
  
  Yep. $75k between this and EVO.
  - HatredInfinite
    
    Sweet baby Jesus, that’s ridiculous amounts of money.
  - Donovan Harris
    
    Hopefully he doesn’t get taxed to death.
    - Jake Long
      
      The tax rate in Korea is nearly the same as the US, so he won’t be taxed to death. I think he’ll end up seeing about $33k, or about ₩50,000,000.
      
      What’s crazy is that I did a little research, and his total winnings from EVO and SF25 is enough to cover 2.5 years of rent in an average 3-bedroom apartment in Seoul. Nice work if you can get it.
http://twitter.com/poke133 Drago Umeharevich

FGC IS ESPORTS. OWNED BY KOREANS.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Lawrence-Ohh/100000228480523 Lawrence Ohh

I think this is the first time in history where a fighting gamer won over 100K in just tourney prizes in 1 year (i.e. Infritration)

Evo : Won about 25K
25th Grand finals 50K + a car (The car is worth about 24K)
Couple other tourney he won.
DJsya

Damn. Infiltration winning all dat fight moneeeey.
- Jake Long
  
  “MY FIIIIIGHT MONEEEEEEY!”
  
  -Tokido
http://www.facebook.com/people/Marc-Xiong/100000222942260 Marc Xiong

Infiltration is ‘the guy’ to beat now
- Bill Cosby
  
  Did you miss evo 2012? He’s been the ‘guy to beat’ for awhile.
Jimmy Joe

God I wish I could teleport through time and attend evo 2013 right now. SF GFs was sooo surprising after what happened in WFs. Everyone wants to know if Daigo is going to counter pick the next time these two meet up.
- Alex Johnson
  
  The only counterpick for Infiltration’s Akuma is “surprise billy-club to the wrists during the button check.” And even THAT is still only a 5-5 matchup.
http://www.tehfamine.com/ Glen “Famine” Swan

Great show and epic matches. Tokido is a god!
http://profile.yahoo.com/VXWHT5FXSRHO5BZC5QSOAFEAZQ KTM

EG Killer | Sethlolol
Zonder88

Its such a shame. As much as I’m a fan of Infiltration since his 3rd place at Evo 2010 (i think?), I was really rooting for Daigo here. I was really banking on Fuudo taking Infiltration out, and it came down to the wire with Fuudo’s unfortunate loss. I knew Infiltration would’ve been much stronger as a result, as he’s been playing over 8 games and had momentum on his side, plus the fact that he has so much experience with the Ryu matchup thanks to Laugh.

Daigo on the other hand was definitely the star of the top 3 though. He’s done a lot of amazing stuff that we rarely see people do, like walking half a screen distance to AKuma in the corner, dashing 6 times and throwing him before time out e.t.c. Its really a shame that he started throwing too many reckless fireballs and was read by Infiltration easily in the GF. I almost lost count of how many times Infiltration got a jump-in roundhouse on him at the start of the round cause of that.

Not gona comment much on SFxT because Rolento is such a bullshit character. I dont play that game but everytime I watch his Rolento I always feel bad for his opponent because he just has no opening whatsoever. He’s like Dhalsim without weaknesses. Feel bad for Tokido too, he trained really hard for this.

Either way great matches and congrats to Infiltration on being the richest member of the FGC ever.
Bavo Bruylandt

Damn u infltration, damn u. We had a lot of great players here, putting down great and fresh performances (thinking about Daigo, Sethlol, Tatsu), and also Tokido did well, but he took it with clean and efficient play that eventually proved flawless.
I was well amazed by the style of Daigo, going as a comeback kid into Grand Finals, but from then on an evening of anti-climax and anti-hype started with Infiltration taking it all away.

iIm almost depressed on how superior Infiltration became, and how small others chances are to ever rectify this. Daigo won’t easily be able to with Ryu. Akuma has a serious edge in all thos esafe vortex options that Ryu hasn’t.

Still, congrats to him. It’s a surprising performance to do so in such a high-level environment. Almost felt sorry for him that the disappointed crowd took the shine away from his victories.
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Alex Johnson

The results of EVO 2012 and SF25 are rather compelling evidence that Infiltration, no longer content to study his most dangerous opponent by watching YouTube videos, has somehow created an exact clone of Daigo (most likely named “Ogiad” or “Uumehara,” if Infiltration is a fan of the Star Wars EU) to practice against.

Although we can only speculate as to its origin–whether some twisted perversion of science, the darkest weavings of occult magicks, or an eldrich nether-pact with a demon summoned to this realm from the wretched wastes of perdition bestowed the spark of life unto this macabre parody of humanity–we can be quite certain that, in an abandoned warehouse somewhere on the outskirts of Seoul, Daigo’s clone is chained to an AE2012 arcade machine and humming “Indestructible.”
- ragnarok954
  
  ….That second paragraph…Damn…
- Bavo Bruylandt
  
  What are you on about? laugh was right there, clapping when he won
- http://profile.yahoo.com/VXWHT5FXSRHO5BZC5QSOAFEAZQ KTM
  
  You have too much free time.
BoozerX

SF4? America is the land of the free.
ragnarok954

Holy fuck. Daigo got smashed.
XaviIniesta

I can see that I, along with a lot of other people, were rooting for Daigo this time.
It goes a bit up and down. In 2011, I was rooting for Pooingko and I loved the blowup. But this time I wanted to see Daigo at his best again. And I think we did get to see that. Because as crushing as Infiltrations win was in the grand finals, Daigo’s performance in the winners finals against Infiltration felt out of this world to me. He was playing like he was on a whole nother level than everyone else on the planet. That part when he just walked right up to Infiltration with no life, and made Him scared, (and threw him) was just one of many astonishing things he pulled in that match.

Unfortunately, spectacular as that win was, Infiltrations became bigger.
I honestly don’t know what changed between their first match and the second. But I do know that I didn’t see many (or any) of the amazing things Daigo did in the first match again in the second. Perhaps that was due to Infiltration. I don’t know. But I’m also happy for Infiltration winning, because I like him as a player. But I was rooting for Daigo there.

On another note, it was pretty apparent that Japan and the rest of Asia were dominating most of this tournament completely.
While the rest of the world has caught up with them in terms of technology, I don’t think it has in terms of individual skills combined with consistency.
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