Some of the best air throwing, ex fireballs and perfect parry's I've seen in sf6. This a huge level up on Jabhim's part since capcom cup. This was excellent.
Been following Tokido's career since Street Fighter 4 tournaments, and he is definitely a Grandmaster in the Street Fighter world, alongside with other players like Diago Umehara. As a South African, I must say this fight made me happy to see South Africa being represented in this. Well done Jabhim.
@@_mcdwhy you gotta throw shade like that, Jabhim got two perfects against a “goat” of the game, you’re acting as if Jabhim just played some random kid - Jabhim had all thr perfect parry’s etc. Jabhim was on fire
@@tainle So you’re probably the first one on Twitter complaining that NBC “seems racist” for showing favoritism to the US during the Olympics? They’re South African commenters at a South African hosted tourney excited to see one of their own holding up against a legend.
2 perfect rounds vs Tokido in the same match, when was the last time that happened?! SF6 is great fun to watch in these high level games, very unpredictable and plenty of options allowing players to show their skill.
This was amazing... so far one of the best Chun I saw in SF6.... beating Tokido with style, that's really something.... I feel SF6 will bring lots of fresh blood into the scene. super exciting.
@@dav1dgear my man knew exactly when to DI, sometimes the window is just too small for a reaction , specially when youre already commited to doing something else
@mouhalo nah not really 4:24, 6:04, 10:04, 11:42, 14:36, 15:16, 18:08, tokido got hit squarely no counter or anything so it means he just stays there and eats that DI. That is 7 mistake a mistake each round means he throws a way 3 and a half match. That is not good DI from chunli, that is Ken slow reaction. 😅
@@dav1dgear would your opponent win if you weren’t making mistakes? Would you win if you couldn’t exploit your opponents weaknesses? I don’t have nos excuses for toki, none .
This is my favourite Street Fighter 6 set so far. Absolutely amazing. I could feel the intention and drive to win from both sides. I'm trying not to sound cheesy, but it's incredible when the competitors' spirit shows through the characters on screen.
This is my first time watching any Street Fighter content. I don't even know who the players are. But let me tell you, this was exciting! From the opening bell to the final match, that was his entertaining and exciting as it can get!
Is that what you call a huge moment for Africa one of them most corrupt countries in the world where there most the population die of lack of food or basic medicine in the thousands everyday yet a win at a game is a success? Have you lost the plot?
@@hasan1980hb It was a huge moment for South Africa though. You rarely see them in pro-level FGC let alone toppling Tokido--Japan's legend and former multiple world champ of SF.
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I have never seen anyone play Chun Li at that level. I guess this is the result of extreme talent coupled with hours and hours of playtime. The best match I've ever seen. Simply amazing.
@@brekthruyeah the people that feel they need to throw out hyperbole to get attention are tiresome😒 how many times you think this guy has written/said "this was the best x of all time" or "I have never seen this before in my life blabla"?
@@leob4403 Or maybe they actually spend time outside instead of making it their job to know the rankings for every top player on every character in every fighting game lmao. OP said it’s the highest level Chun Li THEY have ever seen, which doesn’t qualify as a hyperbole if you actually learned what the word means, unless you’re going to argue that pros DON’T succeed with extreme talent and hours and hours of playtime? Y’all pick the stupidest hills to die on, hating just to hate🤦🏿♂️
@@Sakaki98 this hyperbole bs runs rampant all over the social media, and media and internet at large. I have known people like that who always have to exagerrate every story, invent facts to make it sound cooler, and everytime they come home from a superhero movie it was "the best movie I've ever seen" and the game last night was "the best game of all time". And on the flipside, if they dont like Coldplay or whichever popular band, or Simpsons or whichever popular show, it is of course the WORST band or video game or tv show OF ALL TIME. If we keep using the expression "greatest of all time" this liberally for every little thing (this bowel movement I had this morning was the best I ever had) these words lose all meaning. Am I being a hater for just wishing for a bit more of a nuanced discourse and that we use language at a higher stylistic level than that to portray more complex contexts? Not everything has to be greatest or worst of all time. I mean even Simpsons comic book guy atleast gave some arguments behind his opinions. Would you think my opinion was valid if i had only seen one movie in my whole life, and then was gushing over how it was the greatest movie of all time, would that be a sensible statement?
So bizarre seeing Tokido wakeup DP/Super 4 times in just the first couple games of the set. He was playing like it was SF4 and he had FADC. It did not work a single time yet he just kept throwing it out. The nerves must have been absolutely insane for him to do all of that while also missing very easy punishes on blocked supers and such
Or he threw it and didn't care about winning infront of a crowd that went so radio silent everytime he done something right. Felt like he was labbing more than playing.
The surprised jump on Tokido’s face when that last level 3 went out was amazing. It is not fuckin’ easy to catch that man off guard. Fucking incredible play from Jabhim. Really looking forward to this rematch once Akuma releases. Toki’s gonna be WILD this game.
Tokido looking weak af in this game akuma ain’t gonna change anything. He was jumping way to much looked like a plat playing and dropping and combos . Sad to see he’s been dominate for a long time but he’s looking washed
The title kind of spoils the match, but it got me to watch it. I saw Tokido and Jabhim, who I only know as one of the African players who went 0-5 at Capcom Cup, and was like "No way. I've gotta watch this,"
Congratulations to Jabhim. Well played against a player a calbur of Tokido. Love the crowd support for the man and the respect given Tokido afterwards 😊
Saw this live on the stream earlier, Tokido's expression after that level 3 Chun-Li's super in the final match was priceless and the highlight of this whole tournament! 😂
What amazed me from Jabhim is that it's the first Chun that I see that could either do spacing and aggressive plays in a good rhythm. Mad GG to him ! Sad for Tokido but man that was such a beautiful match
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@@Darkness-ie2yl You don't even know if Sagat and Akuma are going to be exactly what Tokido and Bonchan expect they're going to be. Plus SF6's new mechanics may well invalidate some of the old SF5 strats.
I saw that Tokido did that neutral jump twice and I liked that Jabhim just stayed patient there not walking into any shenanigans. Also dude must have been working hard in the Fight Lab on "switching sides" in a fight because d*mn he was on point with that!
Yep ...as a South African it's great seeing this clip ...Street fighter 2 was n still is the most popular game in the townships....In the early mid 90's ' as kids used to play it along with Mortal Kombat games .
I love and have maximum respect for Tokido, Daigo and all "old era" live legends of fighting games, but the new generation is coming with great power and it will be very hard to beat them. I feel so lucky to live this 🙂
Don’t count out these “old guys” yet. The games still new, they will eventually start dominating. Eventually age will win but most are not even 40 years old yet and they have decades of experience of winning already.
African fans are super respectful. Sure they’re cheering for their local hero but they’re still applauding everytime Tokido wins a game or does something special
I swear this is my favorite tournament video. The energy is ridiculous, I get hyped just watching it. If this video doesn’t make you wanna play Street Fighter 6, then you cray cray
well, jabhim is like the level 8 computer himself, he punished tokido hard and didn't miss the combo once he got it. Not to mention he parried perfectly many times during the last few games was insane, his anti air was really something too. I'm a fan of tokido, but I think jabhim is stronger this time.
Bro if you thought Tokido has nerves this fight, that is an insane statement to make. Everyone and they momma know Tokido was just playing a bot for whatever reason lol
It’s crazy how core fundamentals of thus game can be used to change the outcomes of fights even against pro players. The devs really did something very smart with thus game’s mechanics.
This made me a proud South African gamer.. We always play on high ping and lagg is a daily experience.. But to see someone on a stage like this.. I'm inspired❤️💯💪🏽
Like 1000 VS 1 in there. It's good to see Chun did well in tournament. I think Tokido is still waiting for his Akuma to release. And it's good to see Jahbim respect Tokido at the end of the match, good sportsmanship is very important.
1000 vs 1🤔at their level of competition they know how to block out the crowd noise from their heads,these are professional gamers,not your average joe.A win is a win stop with the oh he won cause of the crowd stuff
I’ve never been the one to watch other people play games but this had my heart racing! I wanted to learn how to play better and I’m blown away by the levels you put can achieve and get to! Well done to both guys and using Chun-Li so skillfully is just 🎯🎯🎯
Holy moley...amazing comeback from Tokido. About two slivers of life left, and he turns it around. Brilliant. Equally brilliant play from Jahbim as well...jeez. Amazing play by Jahbim as well pullang that perfect on Tokido. 😮
Definitely didn't look like the usual Tokido performance here, but in the end, it doesn't matter. Everyone knows we won't see true Tokido until Akuma is here.
Don't you see how laggy it is. Tokido couldn't do his usual stuff so he needed to improvise, while Jabhim is used to play like this: it's actually his soil
Crowd was insane, really really beautiful fight. I really appreciated Jahbim paying respects to Tokido at the end of the match
Pure class
The entire fight I was worried that he may not pay his respects. Really glad he did. Tokido also paid respects. Great ending.
Why would you think he wouldn't pay his respect?... wow
I love the crowd 😂
@@juanjoseguevara88bruh they got respect shut ur mouth lol
Some of the best air throwing, ex fireballs and perfect parry's I've seen in sf6. This a huge level up on Jabhim's part since capcom cup. This was excellent.
So many perfect parrys
Also that super simple yet complicated cross up was the highlight moment for me, such an amazing move that i have never seen before
It a new game
Smoking that Japanese pack
@@Dcarpman77c’mon man no need for that
Great to see local talent announcing themselves to the world. Well done Jabhim!
Been following Tokido's career since Street Fighter 4 tournaments, and he is definitely a Grandmaster in the Street Fighter world, alongside with other players like Diago Umehara. As a South African, I must say this fight made me happy to see South Africa being represented in this. Well done Jabhim.
Nah, Tokido just played very bad.
@@_mcdJabhim played very good…
@@_mcdwhy you gotta throw shade like that, Jabhim got two perfects against a “goat” of the game, you’re acting as if Jabhim just played some random kid - Jabhim had all thr perfect parry’s etc. Jabhim was on fire
He killed it no ?
@@Sayin42 perfect parrys dosen`t means nothing.
What an awesome fight! The crowd popping off made it so intense. Mad respect for both players.
are you sure? they seem racist.🤣
@@tainle its an event in south Africa and they are supporting a south African player... not racist at all
@@tainleWhat is wrong with you? How are locals cheering for their local players racist?
@@SirDubbs even the commentators one sided /facepalm
@@tainle So you’re probably the first one on Twitter complaining that NBC “seems racist” for showing favoritism to the US during the Olympics?
They’re South African commenters at a South African hosted tourney excited to see one of their own holding up against a legend.
Great match, Tokido is a proven beast so it's amazing to see Jabhim showing up and putting South Africa on the map.
Something about Ken VS Chun Li just creates iconic matches
💥💥every time
Jabhim really beat one of the best players of all time with spacing and fundamentals.
Jabhim’s anti airing was so on point.
2 perfect rounds vs Tokido in the same match, when was the last time that happened?!
SF6 is great fun to watch in these high level games, very unpredictable and plenty of options allowing players to show their skill.
The first perfect was literally the perfect response to tokidos comeback. Massive psychological blow to tokido.
@@David-so6kv EMOTIONAL DAMAGE
True...street fighter's developers are still improving the game. After all these years!
As a Chun Li main in sf6 this is PURE INSPIRATION! Even his drops were legendary😅😅😅
THAT IS ABSOLUTE MADNESS
Ok loser
Madness?
@@Noriega74madness in this context means Crazy/awesome to see
@@Noriega74This! Is!
What’s so mad? Dumbass?
This made me go back into the lab after watching this. The reads, confirms, were everything in this match. This is what I love to see.
Bro had a pop off in the end but his humbleness came out to show respect to tokido❤
please. should had shown respect right away.
Respect? After walking circles around?
🤓🤓🤓🤓❤️❤️❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Lmfao this is why the FGC is clownish 😂. It’s disrespectful to walk in a circle???
Who cares, dude can celebrate and release tension after such an intense set if he wants, popping off isn’t bad
Suddenly I feel the urge to play SF6. This match was insane.
This was amazing... so far one of the best Chun I saw in SF6.... beating Tokido with style, that's really something.... I feel SF6 will bring lots of fresh blood into the scene. super exciting.
He's good but it's weird to see Tokido got hit with so many DI without countering, his reaction was not that bad
@@dav1dgear my man knew exactly when to DI, sometimes the window is just too small for a reaction , specially when youre already commited to doing something else
@mouhalo nah not really 4:24, 6:04, 10:04, 11:42, 14:36, 15:16, 18:08, tokido got hit squarely no counter or anything so it means he just stays there and eats that DI. That is 7 mistake a mistake each round means he throws a way 3 and a half match. That is not good DI from chunli, that is Ken slow reaction. 😅
@@dav1dgear would your opponent win if you weren’t making mistakes? Would you win if you couldn’t exploit your opponents weaknesses? I don’t have nos excuses for toki, none .
@@dav1dgear he got old :D but I agree, some situ he seemed also rushing and do risky stuff... I'm sure when we get Akuma this will change :D
That’s not an upset. That’s the start of a new legacy
more like typical sandbagging, ya dork
Dems fighten words my boy
😂@@Damidas
@@Damidaseventually the old ones will be gone, Glad to see we already have champions in the making
@@CheekSpreadsf6 not 4 scrub. Sf6 is for LAMES. 4 requires skill. Do better kid
Just got into a street fighter game at release finally. Gonna enjoy seeing and learning from these players
This is my favourite Street Fighter 6 set so far. Absolutely amazing. I could feel the intention and drive to win from both sides. I'm trying not to sound cheesy, but it's incredible when the competitors' spirit shows through the characters on screen.
His timing with Chun-Li is unbelievable😮. He’s the best I’ve ever seen. Man is literally perfect with her.
GG
Jabhim playstyle is a great example of Chun -li's potential.
I'm learning a lot from him. Great set ups amazing defence too.
fraud
no@@HumbleDude46995
CEO and Kumite really brings out the fun of SF this first season. Look like we have a good tournaments ahead of us for years to come.
This is my first time watching any Street Fighter content. I don't even know who the players are. But let me tell you, this was exciting! From the opening bell to the final match, that was his entertaining and exciting as it can get!
What a huge moment for South Africa.
I am watching this now and when I saw the flag above I was like "What da Hell"
Is that what you call a huge moment for Africa one of them most corrupt countries in the world where there most the population die of lack of food or basic medicine in the thousands everyday yet a win at a game is a success? Have you lost the plot?
@@hasan1980hbikr what an odd statement 🙄
@@hasan1980hbhe’s talking about SF, not real world problems….
@@hasan1980hb It was a huge moment for South Africa though. You rarely see them in pro-level FGC let alone toppling Tokido--Japan's legend and former multiple world champ of SF.
The reads, the suspense, the crowd and the respect at the end. This match was legendary, absolutely fantastic!
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I have never seen anyone play Chun Li at that level. I guess this is the result of extreme talent coupled with hours and hours of playtime. The best match I've ever seen. Simply amazing.
Oil king was literally in the same event and he has a better Chun
@@brekthruyeah the people that feel they need to throw out hyperbole to get attention are tiresome😒 how many times you think this guy has written/said "this was the best x of all time" or "I have never seen this before in my life blabla"?
dude.. he's good, but he's no Sako.
@@leob4403
Or maybe they actually spend time outside instead of making it their job to know the rankings for every top player on every character in every fighting game lmao. OP said it’s the highest level Chun Li THEY have ever seen, which doesn’t qualify as a hyperbole if you actually learned what the word means, unless you’re going to argue that pros DON’T succeed with extreme talent and hours and hours of playtime? Y’all pick the stupidest hills to die on, hating just to hate🤦🏿♂️
@@Sakaki98 this hyperbole bs runs rampant all over the social media, and media and internet at large. I have known people like that who always have to exagerrate every story, invent facts to make it sound cooler, and everytime they come home from a superhero movie it was "the best movie I've ever seen" and the game last night was "the best game of all time". And on the flipside, if they dont like Coldplay or whichever popular band, or Simpsons or whichever popular show, it is of course the WORST band or video game or tv show OF ALL TIME. If we keep using the expression "greatest of all time" this liberally for every little thing (this bowel movement I had this morning was the best I ever had) these words lose all meaning. Am I being a hater for just wishing for a bit more of a nuanced discourse and that we use language at a higher stylistic level than that to portray more complex contexts? Not everything has to be greatest or worst of all time. I mean even Simpsons comic book guy atleast gave some arguments behind his opinions. Would you think my opinion was valid if i had only seen one movie in my whole life, and then was gushing over how it was the greatest movie of all time, would that be a sensible statement?
Awesome match, awesome atmosphere, respect between the two players. This is what competition is all about. Absolutely fantastic.
So bizarre seeing Tokido wakeup DP/Super 4 times in just the first couple games of the set. He was playing like it was SF4 and he had FADC. It did not work a single time yet he just kept throwing it out. The nerves must have been absolutely insane for him to do all of that while also missing very easy punishes on blocked supers and such
Yeah and all of that jumping as well, he seemed a bit off his game here.
You're right
Or he threw it and didn't care about winning infront of a crowd that went so radio silent everytime he done something right. Felt like he was labbing more than playing.
Nerves?! He's been playing forever. He just lost. When you're extremely high up, nothing is off the table.
He was inputting a cheat code that unlocks Akuma.
This is my first time watching high/pro level SF6 gameplay and I must say I love how FAST paced this game looks. Looks great to watch
The surprised jump on Tokido’s face when that last level 3 went out was amazing. It is not fuckin’ easy to catch that man off guard. Fucking incredible play from Jabhim.
Really looking forward to this rematch once Akuma releases. Toki’s gonna be WILD this game.
I was saying the same thing, props to Jabhim 1000% but Tokido don't play no frickin Ken, I want to see a rematch when Akuma is out
@@maxownzor2thelawnmower776 yeah but when akuma is out, it's not SF4. He dropped Akuma last game, remember?
Tokido looking weak af in this game akuma ain’t gonna change anything. He was jumping way to much looked like a plat playing and dropping and combos . Sad to see he’s been dominate for a long time but he’s looking washed
@@FTNS743 perfect parry isn’t insane
@@FTNS743 Akuma is going to be a war criminal with these mechanics, lmao. Just wait.
This was beautiful. Had a cinematic quality to it. The back and forth and the perfect finish from the underdog to become the winner! WOW! INSANE!!!
The crowd noise had nothing to do with it, Tokido is one of the clutchest players of all time.
Sick set.
He was experimenting a lot with modern Luke, so he’s understandably a little behind with the Ken
Man played on a PS5 controller
ok?
The title kind of spoils the match, but it got me to watch it. I saw Tokido and Jabhim, who I only know as one of the African players who went 0-5 at Capcom Cup, and was like "No way. I've gotta watch this,"
it bothers me too, it is not an upset, any player could win
@@PauloQueirozJSTechnically it is an upset. Tokido(who’s on the Mt Rushmore of SF Gods)was the favorite and Jabhim was the underdog.
@@PauloQueirozJSTokido is one of the 5 Japanese fighting game gods so it is indeed an upset
Kind of? Entirely, but the alternative is a lot of people shipping it assuming Tokido beat the guy they never heard of.
@@PauloQueirozJS Literally the definition of an upset. It's not a bad thing to be an underdog.
seeing this live was amazing! i was drunk af and yelling at the top of my lungs
Holy, what an insane match!! So many perfect parries by Jabhim! And the crowd was absolutely amazing
repent unto God
Goodjob to Jabhim for the win but it was very unlike Tokido to do random jumps and anti airs.
Congratulations to Jabhim. Well played against a player a calbur of Tokido. Love the crowd support for the man and the respect given Tokido afterwards 😊
Calbur? You mean caliber?
Saw this live on the stream earlier, Tokido's expression after that level 3 Chun-Li's super in the final match was priceless and the highlight of this whole tournament! 😂
Can't see his expression on this one 😅
@@dav1dgear 18:30, after the KO! pops. its pretty fun.
@@SwordSaint892 ah on the small close up at the top right, got you
What amazed me from Jabhim is that it's the first Chun that I see that could either do spacing and aggressive plays in a good rhythm. Mad GG to him !
Sad for Tokido but man that was such a beautiful match
ive been watching tokido for 15 years. he hasnt aged a day
Street Fighter turned me into a gamer at the young age of 6-7. I’d go to a corner store with my mom and an original Street Fighter arcade machine was in there. My eyes were level with the joystick and I’d ask my mom for a quarter. Hoping I could play just one game. And when I couldn’t play it, I’d watch the intro and the demo play totally entranced. 1989-1990.. so amazing to still see these characters , the moves. Still think it’s amazing!
BAYEDE! This is what the ancestors want to see, bless this man Lord. Thank you for representing our country🇿🇦
Oh shut up fool. Your Ancestors don't give a crap about a video game, and the LORD absolutely doesn't care. You blasphemer
That was an excellent match. Shout out to both players. Aggressive Risk to Reward fighting at its finest throughout the match. Congratulations to Jab.
Poor Tokido, he's waiting for Akuma 😅
My knicka played Luke for 3 months only to switch to Ken before a tournament
every low level better get their wins now while they still can
im tired of capcom making the legends wait for their characters. bonchan and tokido should not have to wait. at least daigo has his
@@Darkness-ie2yl You don't even know if Sagat and Akuma are going to be exactly what Tokido and Bonchan expect they're going to be. Plus SF6's new mechanics may well invalidate some of the old SF5 strats.
@@d0k0nightwithout doubt Tokido is playing Akuma when he releases next.
As someone that olny enjoys watching fighting games for many years this must be the best ever...its like an anime movie fight scene
I saw that Tokido did that neutral jump twice and I liked that Jabhim just stayed patient there not walking into any shenanigans. Also dude must have been working hard in the Fight Lab on "switching sides" in a fight because d*mn he was on point with that!
Yep ...as a South African it's great seeing this clip ...Street fighter 2 was n still is the most popular game in the townships....In the early mid 90's ' as kids used to play it along with Mortal Kombat games .
This is easily the best set of SF6 I've seen so far
I'm speechless. Jabhim was really really really impressive.
It was a great watch.
I love and have maximum respect for Tokido, Daigo and all "old era" live legends of fighting games, but the new generation is coming with great power and it will be very hard to beat them. I feel so lucky to live this 🙂
Don’t count out these “old guys” yet. The games still new, they will eventually start dominating. Eventually age will win but most are not even 40 years old yet and they have decades of experience of winning already.
Its so hard to convince south african parents that you can make it big in video games. welldone jabhim
Frl
African fans are super respectful. Sure they’re cheering for their local hero but they’re still applauding everytime Tokido wins a game or does something special
@14:44 OHHHHHH MY DAYS!! that round was amazing....PERFECT!!!
I’ve never seen anyone this skilled with chun li
15:57 my favorite part of the match is the announcer reacting to jabhim's perfect parry but drops it lol
比較的海外でも応援される傾向が有るときどさんが、これだけアウェーになるなんて、凄いな。それだけ日本の格闘ゲームが南アフリカでも盛り上がってくれて嬉しい。
They have been popular for decades. We started playing all the way from Street fighter even Street Fighter two.
日本のゲームは 1980 年代からアフリカで常に人気がありました。 私の国ジンバブエでは、ストリートファイター 2 がリリースされたとき、ほとんどの子供たちが両親とトラブルになったことは驚異的でした。私たちはそれを十分に理解することができませんでしたが、その後、SNK はカルト的な人気を獲得しました。
Jabhim is a legend...South Africa to the world!!!🎉
Essa luta foi muito top, não só pelo desfecho, mas pelos momentos insanos do jahbim
I don’t know shit about this game but this was FUCKING CRAZY!
Great set. Dope that u guys brought this to SA. True world warrior feel. Sf6 hype lesgooo~🎉
I swear this is my favorite tournament video. The energy is ridiculous, I get hyped just watching it. If this video doesn’t make you wanna play Street Fighter 6, then you cray cray
Such an amazing set. I’d be terrified to go up against these titans.
You're at the top when you win in Street Fighter against Tokido 😎 that was awesome
well, jabhim is like the level 8 computer himself, he punished tokido hard and didn't miss the combo once he got it. Not to mention he parried perfectly many times during the last few games was insane, his anti air was really something too. I'm a fan of tokido, but I think jabhim is stronger this time.
Can't stop watching this over and over again OMG , SO INTENSE !!!
Bro if you thought Tokido has nerves this fight, that is an insane statement to make. Everyone and they momma know Tokido was just playing a bot for whatever reason lol
I come back to see this every once in a while just one of my favorites.. the thing that made the difference is the crowed, amazing!!
Shimmy at 15:00 was crazy my man jabhim was cooking‼️
Perfect parry’s on point from him throughout the whole set too
Yeah that shimmy was cold
This is what gaming is all about! DOPE sets from both players!
Anyone that picks Chun Li for a tournament has to be GOATED with her fighting style!
It’s crazy how core fundamentals of thus game can be used to change the outcomes of fights even against pro players. The devs really did something very smart with thus game’s mechanics.
Best match of the night so far
Nope angry bird vs big bird was better
@@nigelstanford4you’re definitely right. That Angry bird vs Big Bird match was worthy of a final. It came down to the wire
@@infintelyevolving4937 Missed out on that one I'll have to check it out
This made me a proud South African gamer.. We always play on high ping and lagg is a daily experience.. But to see someone on a stage like this.. I'm inspired❤️💯💪🏽
Like 1000 VS 1 in there. It's good to see Chun did well in tournament. I think Tokido is still waiting for his Akuma to release. And it's good to see Jahbim respect Tokido at the end of the match, good sportsmanship is very important.
just shush and praise the winner
1000 vs 1🤔at their level of competition they know how to block out the crowd noise from their heads,these are professional gamers,not your average joe.A win is a win stop with the oh he won cause of the crowd stuff
I’ve never been the one to watch other people play games but this had my heart racing! I wanted to learn how to play better and I’m blown away by the levels you put can achieve and get to! Well done to both guys and using Chun-Li so skillfully is just 🎯🎯🎯
Jabhim's decision making was just so on point, good lord
@5:53 WOOOOOOW!!! that win was amazing!!!! It's as if he KNEW Tokido would do a Shoryuken (Dragon Punch)
Street Fighter South Africa arc begins
I Simply love these fighting tournaments!!
💪🏾😎💯🔥🔥🔥🔥
2:53 not only he dropped the combo, but also decided to wake up with a special.
That's platinum lvl gameplay. 😂😂
I still love Tokido
And what about all the DI he got hit with? Must be the nerve, on his online match he usually counter DI with another DI.
It genuinely seems suspicious to me that he's playing so badly.
@@EleventhFloorBelfry maybe also because he's clearly playing an away match :)
You guys have never been in a high stakes offline tournament have you?
Really cringe reading this shit
Holy moley...amazing comeback from Tokido. About two slivers of life left, and he turns it around. Brilliant. Equally brilliant play from Jahbim as well...jeez. Amazing play by Jahbim as well pullang that perfect on Tokido. 😮
Why was tokido playing like a silver rank for this entire set?
I got zoomed here from checking out Tekken 8 vids and this was the most hype fucken shit I've seen in years
Definitely didn't look like the usual Tokido performance here, but in the end, it doesn't matter. Everyone knows we won't see true Tokido until Akuma is here.
Spring 2024, we can wait.
@@KemetShamar We'll see in the spring. End of story ;)
@@KemetShamarThey don't realise that it comes across that Tokido is carried by Akuma, too.
Congrats Jabhim!
Respect from Japan🇯🇵
Ambos jugaron a un gran nivel, pero la presión del público tuvo un gran peso para el japonés.
Some great walk unders by Jabhim. That's how you play an aggressive Ken.
Jabhim is the type of guy that look at tier lists and turn them upside down.
Chun is easily high tier lol
@Fozes no one ranked her S and even then she was never considered a high A tier. Ken is supposedly S but it didnt stop him
@@GamingCentralTV1 Chun is difficult to use optimally, but her ceiling is really high. In the right hands she's easily a solid A tier at least.
How do you get that cool intro before the fight? Like they're in an underground arena or something. 0:12
Too much hype! 🤩😛😜🤪😵💫🤯🥳🤠 One of the best matches yet.
What a hell of a set! I was at the edge of my seat at the end there
Not gonna lie bro, the crowed looks like paid actors lmao.
This was🔥🔥🔥🔥. Love to see when a country’s community gets behind the players and it culminates in an epic win
Hat's off to Jabhim played this set extremely well. Like what the heck happened to Tokido during this set? He was legit doing some strange stuff lol
There's going to be about a year of people doing weird stuff since it's a new game with a ton of things to consider
he just switched to ken 1 week ago (his luke is 10x better) it is what it is
Don't you see how laggy it is. Tokido couldn't do his usual stuff so he needed to improvise, while Jabhim is used to play like this: it's actually his soil
Laggy? Do you think they were playing online?
Hes saving his Luke tech for the $1 million
I know nothing about these tournaments but wow the crowd was so hyped
Way to Go Jab. Humility is his strongest vertue. Beautiful matches from both
Jahbim refuses to use his block button is one of lifes greatest mysteries
Wow he is insanely good love the new faces of sf6
Jabhim was playing out of this world.....and usually that's what it take to beat tokido . Respect to both fighters. Salute jabhim from 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬
I saw the title and thought Tokido actually won 😂😂
Tokido winning wouldn't really by an upset.
Good to see my peoples getting into the FGC.