It was handled really bad. Instead of celebrating him getting to #2 in Capcom cup they are essentially making fun of him

"Hey bro, big bag fumbled lmao. Hows it feel to lose 700k?"

Lol.... yea seriously, they should know better than to interview someone immediately after getting runner up

Bro walked away with 300k, he did NOT lose😂

He literally just did​@@s0da.-.

I was tryin to tell people not to sleep on 'em. But there names aren't Punk, Tokido, etc so my friend group thought I was nuts when I told them there was no way at least 1 of either Uma or Chris Wong made it citing the last offline we had them in. I got a small (big) amount of satisfaction being right. But more, the satisfaction was people actually learning names that aren't just the legacy players. That players like Kusanagi can show his stuff. That Asia East is a real region. That in this format a player that never would have been able to make it due to the financial burden (Chris, Uma) can show their worth on the world stage and come out on top.

Came here to watch his reaction to this moment.

It went to show that these 5 guys need to keep on their toes because there ARE people better than them after all, truly refreshing

winning one game (if they even won at all) does not prove anything. Consistency is the key, that's why Mena is the best in the world so far.@@BlackMetalVayu

@@Nobody-su9km i disagree

Sure, not even defeating the most fearsome competition could not account for proving that someone is considerable a top player among the best in the world, aaalright, we're at this again...

@@Gibbidens God, can you just shut the fuck up. First of all it took me like 3 reads to understand what the hell you were trying to say and I was still annoyed the entire time (although admittedly if english isn't your first language that's on me, sorry). Far more importantly though, is that no one said anything that warranted your super passive aggressive comment. Let me list them for you in case you didn't get it. It's refreshing to see new, less traditionally represented people (like uma), which is true. The people who HAVE been traditionally at the top need to watch out for rising fierce competition, which is true. Finally, that winning over a long period of time is more important than one victory, which I guess is what you're taking issue with? Even though that's so barely debatable it's almost given as true???? Sure, the person who said it might not have had the greatest attitude ever, but that shouldn't detract from the point in any way. Honestly I'm really not sure what you're disagreeing with, no one said uma wasn't to be considered a top player... I just don't understand why people like you are mean and condescending for the sake of it. Please stop and think critically before you type. (And yes I understand the irony of responding to getting angry at that by writing a mean comment, but I'm really sick of people sharing defensible, valid, and discussion opening opinions only for them to get shut down by what feels like a really intentional straw man.)

The scaling was utterly bizarre this year, Im glad theyre moving bsck to a less ridiculous distribution next year.

​@InfernalBlaze3D are they? I know the prize pool is gonna be similar to previous years as per the announcement videos, so I assume its less than this year but first place still get 1mil.

@manuelito1233 the President of Capcom said the scaling would be back to normal next year, so 24th place all the way up to 17th wouldn't be getting small payouts and the scaling for the high tiers would be less extreme.

why? UMA beats Leshar 3-0 , not even close. it was total domination

The Millionaire gimmick is hype though

A performance of a public domain song is still owned by somebody until the performance also joins the public domain.

I always root for the underdogs once my favorite player is eliminated. Just glad to have witnessed amazing sets!

​@nintendowolf I mean tbf I was rooting for snake eyez lmfao so I was out early haha but at least he had some really good sets outside of fuudo

That's what I kind of thought, I was sad Angry Bird and Snake Eyez didn't make it out of pools (even though I kind of expected it). But I also liked Xien and Fuudo. At least Fuudo had some good games. But by that point I was also a Leshar fan, and by the end of it I was rooting for Gotchakun and Uma just because I liked how they played.

Not to speak for anyone but I would guess it’s because Taiwan isn’t an especially talked about region when it comes to fighting games. When it comes to east Asia most people think about Japan, Korea, or China as the main heavy hitters. I couldn’t even name another player from Taiwan but that could just be my ignorance.

@dukes4709 oil king, Gamerbee?

hotdog29 is hongkong you mean gamerbee

@@GamingLive yeah my bad edited it

Chris was in grand finals out of losers. UMA had beat him in winners. So he had to reset the bracket. Pretty standard stuff. Grand finals is always like a double match

This is how double elimination works and why you want to stay on Winner's Side. Chris had lost already to UMA earlier and was put into the loser's bracket. So he had to beat him in a set to "reset" the bracket and basically knock UMA into Loser's Side first and then beat him again in that bracket to win the whole thing. UMA's advantage is he only has to win one set since he never lost a set in the first place.

Because Uma beat him earlier that night and sent him to losers.

It's a double elimination bracket. Think of it like having two lives. Chris Wong lost once, so he lost a life, but UMA hasn't lost yet, so he still had one to spare.

Y'all do know this dude is probably lying to y'all. so y'all will comment back right?

All that hype and anxiety you get that makes the videos so entertaining is lost to your viewers when you tell us who wins in the end- what the fuck . Yes, the matches are still cool to see but why? why ruin one of the biggest draws

"too intricate and vast" lmao

No need

@@dontworryaboutit5490 no need of what

@@MansMan42069 yes those words exist

@@jayro792 I don't doubt that. But your use of them makes you seem arrogant. Or even inept if you can't articulate your idea well. Do it. Share with the class this brilliant idea of yours. You have all the time and character limit to do it.

You are literally hating on his championship. The man earned the title. You're just mad, your favorite player. Didn't it make it in or lost earlier.

I have a challenge for you if your up for it. KZfaq Uma juri and watch his online matches vs tokido daigo fuudo and big names. He beats most of them or it's close. He was always capable we just didn't know him. Technically we would have if we looked at the cfn juri leaderboards he's usually top 3.

You’re absolutely hating, and it’s really easy calling him “champ,” considering he’s the champ.

I thought Group G was garbage when groups like F existed, but after seeing Uma perform, now I'm glad to have found out about this monster not many had known about prior to Capcom Cup X.

Waaaaaaah waaaaaaah 😢

Uma plays on stick dude

The animations are better in SF6

Tekken 8 has the graphics and not much else in terms of looks

tekken animations clunky as shit

Different art direction (also they made sf6 for old gen too so there's that)

Tekken has better technical graphics but SF6 has better art direction, character design, and animation.