The 2018 World Tour Qualifier tournament for Tekken has come to a close at the Global Finals at Theater Amsterdam in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Over this year, many competitors have fought and found glory in the multitude of pro circuit events in the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific in order to secure a top spot in the rankings and a guaranteed seat at the table for the $25,000 Global Finals. 20 players will enter the finals, but who made the count? Who will become the Grand Champion? Only time will tell. Here are your finalists:
- ROX Dragons|Knee – South Korea
- UYU|JeonDDing – South Korea
- UYU|qudans – South Korea
- SAINT – South Korea
- kkokkoma – South Korea
- JDCR – South Korea
- CGG|Tissuemon – Italy
- Fursan|LowHigh – South Korea
- RB|Anakin – United States
- YAMASA|NOBI – Japan
- ALPHA Red|Book – Thailand
- UYU|Fergus – Ireland
- Fursan|Rangchu – South Korea
- EQNX|Joey Fury – United States
- CRaZY|Super Akouma – France
- ROX Dragons|CHANEL – South Korea
- YAMASA|TAKE – Japan
- COOAS|NOROMA – Japan
- jimmyjtran – United States
- Exeed|Ghirlanda – Italy
And here is the results of the grueling events that happened today!
Tekken 7
Last Chance Qualifier
Ghirlanda qualifies for the 2018 Tekken World Tour Global Finals.
1. Exeed|Ghirlanda (Katarina)
2. WP|Double (Law)
3. EQNX|Dimeback (Asuka)
4. EQNX|Cuddle_core (Alisa)
5. RHD|DritonRama (Law)
5. AE|pekos (Geese)
7. Disrupt|Joonya_20z (Eliza, Katarina)
7. ELS|DougFromParis (Steve)
9. MnT|Trungy (Geese)
9. RIZE|GoukiAkuma (Akuma)
9. Konix|Gunni (Jack-7, Geese)
9. PG|Speedkicks (Hwoarang)
13. DISTRICT G|Asim (Geese)
13. Legion|Mawts (Nina)
13. UYU|P. Ling (Xiaoyu, Lei)
13. Frizen (Steve)
You’ll never know who will walk away with a victory in Tekken.
The Last Chance Qualifier and Global Finals will be broadcast live to the world on the official Tekken Twitch channel. The Global Finals are set to start Sunday at 10:00 AM CET, 4:00 AM EST, 1:00 AM PST. Once the events are done, we’ll be showcasing the winners as soon as possible! It looks like Italy might be taking home the gold, but one can’t help to root for our fellow American competitors. America hasn’t won a title officially from Tekken, so we are certainly the underdogs. Be ready for the event!
