These two are battle tested and have faced and defeated some of the best players in the world – from Knee, to Nobi, to. This guy lives and breathes “Korean Tekken” just like his best friend JDCR. He’s the reigning Evo 2016 champion, and the 2016 King of the Iron Fist Tournament champion. For example, I don’t think anyone expected Echo Fox’s Saint of Korea to not make the top 8. Allow me to share it.Īs I watched the Tekken 7 tournament unfold at Final Round there were quite a few unexpected turn of events.

This weekend at Final Round’s 20th anniversary I had an epiphany. Quite honestly, I used to buy that at wholesale prices, but not anymore. But one of the complaints is tied to the competitive side of things, declaring that Asian players having access to the game years ahead of everyone else gives them an unfair advantage in tournaments. There have been complaints about that business model and timeline for as long as who knows when. As most people who follow Tekken closely know, the game always comes out in arcades first, and then years later on console. Since the cat had been let out of the bag, a last minute trailer was pieced together so that an official announcement could be made at Evo of that same year. Tekken 7 was first learned about on July 13, 2014 when an IGN news video was released by AOL.com earlier than it should have been. There may be a few caveats, but let’s criticaly analyze this. Can America still use not having Tekken 7 as an excuse for not defeating Koreans and Japanese players in tournaments? In my opinion I don’t think they can. Stop cheating. We don’t even have the game yet!” I cringed as I heard it. After Echo Fox’s JDCR of Korea sealed the deal in Tekken 7 at Final Round 20 this past weekend, someone in the crowd yelled out to him “You’re cheating.

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