The best of the best are battling it out in Japan.
Cale Michael
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Published: Jan 25, 2020 08:37 pm
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Evo Japan is one of the biggest fighting game tournaments of the year featuring six of the most competitive fighting games and numerous players from around the world fighting in massive pools with some of the biggest prizes.
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And even though there have been some issues with those prize pools and a few disqualifications early on, the competition continues to rage with most of the top Japanese players in the world clashing for three days.
But since the event is in Japan, some of those brackets start at odd times for Western viewers, which makes it hard to watch them all to completion. So if you want to keep up with the top finishers for each game, here is a live list of results and standings for the top eight in each title.
Some of the smaller events only lasted for two days, which means they finished the final bracket already. If you want to catch the replays, you can view them on this dedicated channel.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Place
Player
Prize
First
Shuto “Shuton” Moriya
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Second
Seisuke “Kome” Komeda
Nintendo Tokyo goodie bag
Third
Takuma “Tea” Hirooka
Nintendo Tokyo goodie bag
Fourth
Yutaro “Paseriman” Nagumo
Nintendo Tokyo goodie bag
Fifth
Sota “Zackray” Okada
Nintendo Tokyo goodie bag
Fifth
Ishiguro “Raito” Tetsuya
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Seventh
Kengo “KEN” Suzuki
Nintendo Tokyo goodie bag
Seventh
Haoka “shky” Toshiki
Nintendo Tokyo goodie bag
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition
Place
Player
Prize
First
Ryo “Nauman” Sato
$9,128.40
Second
Kenryo “Mago” Hayashi
$3,651.36
Third
Naoto “sako” Sako
$1,825.68
Fourth
Du “NuckleDu” Dang
$1,095.41
Fifth
Seonwoo “Infiltration” Lee
$730.27
Fifth
Hiromiki “Itabashi Zangief” Kumada
$730.27
Seventh
Kensuke “Trashbox” Ishikawa
$547.70
Seventh
Masahiro “Machabo” Tominaga
$547.70
Tekken 7
Place
Player
Prize
First
Nopparut “Book” Hempamorn
$9,128.40
Second
Ikeda “Mikio” Ryoto
$3,651.36
Third
Takumi “Noroma” Hamasaki
$1,825.68
Fourth
Soo-hoon “UlsanGoDing” Lim
$1,095.41
Fifth
Genki “Gen” Kumisaka
$730.27
Fifth
Yuta “Chikurin” Take
$730.27
Seventh
Masa
$547.70
Seventh
Futoshi “Zeugal” Enokawa
$547.70
Soulcalibur VI
Place
Player
Prize
First
Zain “Bluegod” T.
$4,562.50
Second
Yuttoto
$1,825
Third
Nathan “linkorz” Mandell
$912.50
Fourth
Jovian “Shen Chan” Chan
$547.50
Fifth
Jérémy “Skyll” Bernard
$365
Fifth
MoonSu “TheKura” Jang
$365
Seventh
Jashin
$273.75
Seventh
Venceslas “NOOBICYDE” M.
$273.75
BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle
Place
Player
Prize
First
Tsutomu “kubo” Kubota
$4,562.50
Second
Ryuji “DORA_BANG” U.
$1,825
Third
nk_P
$912.50
Fourth
Noble
$547.50
Fifth
しろいとり
$365
Fifth
Shige
$365
Seventh
佐倉ゆっけ
$273.75
Seventh
pizamayo
$273.75
Samurai Shodown
Place
Player
Prize
First
Ga “Gamera” Mera
$4,562.50
Second
Emujima
$1,825
Third
Akihito “Score” Sawada
$912.50
Fourth
Hishow
$547.50
Fifth
Betel
$365
Fifth
Kota “AbaO” Suzuki
$365
Seventh
Katsuji
$273.75
Seventh
Teru “テル” Kazu
$273.75
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Lead Staff Writer for Dota 2, the FGC, Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and more who has been writing for Dot Esports since 2018. Graduated with a degree in Journalism from Oklahoma Christian University and also previously covered the NBA. You can usually find him writing, reading, or watching an FGC tournament.
Published: Jan 25, 2020 08:37 pm