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Honestly the fact that he decided to let go of his ego and start learning the game as a 'newbie" is just an insane ability to have at the highest level.
feel like sumail need to do something same or join a different team (or let kuro give up pos 5 *wink wink) for a shot at another TI. He still King though
What I love more about him that he came and completely disturbed the monopoly of S.Korea on Tekken, and competition is always good. Because of him, a whole crop of excellent Pakistani Tekken gems like Atif, Khan etc followed and now the Tekken scene has become a lot more lively with healthy rivalries.
Not one person in the comments mentioned the fact that this video was released immediately after the Tekken World Cup, in which Ulsan ( Korean ), won against Pakistan in a landslide 5 sets to None. Horrible timing and seems deliberate. Edit : Arslan is my GOAT. But the release date is the absolute worst. Someone else deserve the spotlight right now.
Well to be fair, it sucks that Namco/Bandai decided to completely reward aggressors so pretty much blocking is useless and side stepping and attacking is the only way. Tekken has come a long way. I’m used to blocking and parrying.
not only that, he also inspired a whole country's scene to travel and get exposure look at his training partner and friend ATIF, without him taking that leap of faith in 2019 we probably wouldn't have seen other guys from Tekkikistan hit the scene. Currently out of the top 20 earners in esports tournaments in Tekken 8 5 are from Pakistan. Pretty remarkable to compete vs Koreans and Japanese with way less resources.
And yet every time he falls occasionally people think he's done. 😂 Like he just got completely destroyed at the latest EWC tournament. But he'll surely be back, stronger than ever.
Bro I don’t play any fighting games but I see players as employing and wielding characters - when I watch Arslan’s games I see art bro, I see someone who is not playing a fighting game but becoming the character in the context of a life or death match… fuck me im in awe and if love to understand more of what you mean by “dominant” because I can see it in his technicalities
As a pakistani this guy means so much to me as a member of the FGC. We rarely see representation in sports and to have this guy be the GOAT of one of the biggest fighting games is absolutely amazing. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
I wouldn't call this a sport. Sports are for athletes and these guys aren't athletes at all. I'm gamer myself and I wouldn't consider playing the game a Sport.
@@ABSF49 im the opposite, I play sports competitively and games casually but form my attempts at getting good at games, i found it quite similar to the feeling of training sports, or with fighting games i felt this was the case, not really for something like FIFA which I also play but did not feel this same way.
Arslan deserves all the praise, one of the very best esport athletes of all time already and his record would be even bigger if Covid didn't crash everything. Dude is unbelivably good at Tekken and the way he gave back to his Pakistani community is unheard of and such a phenomenal thing to do.
Being great at a game is one thing, but also being a great human being that gives back to his community is a completely different level of greatness. Arslan is just fantastic all around.
@@Trellzzzhe got one win over Pakistanis and only in a final match and only in one tournament. Last year team Pakistan bagged more money than him by winning the esports World Cup. Ulsan has been playing for years, all these years Arslan has been winning. Why he became serious so late?
To be honest, his Feng Wang is good and Aslan was actually losing. He won by pure luck. All he did was roll back as fast as he can and do front kick with Nina. I mean come on guys. This was an extremely very close match.
Insanely close match , normally when you see a final you could say that the loser was lacking here there but in this scenario, making a comment like that is disrespectful cause they both put insane amounts of effort into this@@TheHailstorm77
A little off topic but imagine how nice it must be to be playing Grand Finals against your life long friend and training partner. Must feel pretty good knowing you've both made it.
Pride of Pakistan! I think people outside of Pakistan and many in Pakistan don't realize what he has done for Pakistan. The fact He is the cause of their earnings for so many people is just insane.
I remember when Arslan came on the scene and all I was hearing about was how a Pakistani kid was breaking up the dominance of Korea at the pro level. Then he won the world championship. He dethroned knee as the best player in the world, and frankly he made it look easy. Arslan was dominant like I’ve never seen, his pressure game was just simply unstoppable. Arslan was all that anyone was talking about. The moment we saw his play, we all knew we were witnessing the beginning of a new era. He was so good that people had to question whether or not the opponent was giving their all, because he made these players that we’d accepted as tekken gods look didn’t even belong in a match with him. It was jarring to watch a literal child come out of a nowhere from a country that wasn’t Korea, then dust everyone in sight. I don’t know if people who didn’t play back then fully comprehend just how dominant Korea was. We’d kind of all just accepted that the top level of tekken was for Koreans only, Arslan gave us hope that you don’t have to be a Korean to win worlds lol
not a pakistani but tbf he keeps winning, he keeps writing more and more chapters to his story and I am here to listen to them. If he stops being relevant, the stories will stop. :)
The Biggest Achievment of Arslan was to come from an Area with Zero Exposure to come adapt and then go on and on keep adapting and staying on top. The Guy is one the best Human Being as well as the player. He puts his community before him that speaks of his leadership skills and the vision which he has.
@@keblakev The people have always been different. Majority of Hindu's and Muslim's did not ever mix, that's why the people & culture look different. Though, on surface value I can see why people would think that.
@@keblakev the creator of pakistan jinnah used to think,with good reason, that the rights of the muslims might not be protected in a hindu majority state. Thus he called for the creation of a new state for the muslims of the subcontinent. He didnt have this veiw in the begining as there was for many decades attempts by the hindu and muslim leaders to reach compromises on how a future united state may be ruled but they always fell through as either the demands of the hindus or muslims were unacceptable to the other side. Thus leading to the need of a seperate state for muslim majority provinces of india comprising bengal,punjab,sindh,balochistan,afghan province and kashmir.
It will always blow my mind. You had for years players from every region playing each other learning from each other, and then you had this isolated country that never played with anyone outside that country produce someone of this caliber. Once in a life time player IMO. Im not a massive fighting game player and vary rarely watch pro games but multiple times now ive gone out of my way to watch this man play because of how insanely good he is compared to everyone else.
So proud of the fact that he's a brother from Pakistan. He didn't just win these titles, he has set an inspiration for generations to come in esports from Pakistan. He has changed how esports is viewed in Pakistan and most importantly HOW WORLD SEES PAKISTAN ❤
Maaaaan i remember watching the finals and going insane in my living room. That was so intense. Such an inspiration to never give up and keep practicing and changing ur style
Mannn Tekken's always so much fun to watch. Really glad Arslan adapted after struggling so much with T8. Arslan already has a wild legacy. Dude came out of nowhere and is one of many reasons why Pakistan's considered one of the strongest regions now :o
Best friends demolishing every opponent in their way and being the only real challenge to each other, even facing off in the Grand Finals is the most shonen manga story to ever happen lol
We need more of this format guys 👏🏼 great video !! Tekken was always my fighting gale growing up, glad to see it back on track and getting more traction with every game ❤️
That EVO Final was insanely clean. "Tekken 8 is just mashing", is the biggest Cope in Tekken History. People don't know how to abuse the Crush-System. These guys playing SF in Tekken. This is not going to work.
Arsalan is always everyone's favorite but you've to give it to Atif for making it to the finals and giving the hard and tough time Arsalan has seen so far. Much respect for both of you ❤
To those crying why there is no video on Ulsan need to hold their horses. This video of Arsalan came in after some weeks since he won his 5th EVO title. Ulsan’s won EWC just yesterday. Just relax.
@@ianlanford6922 okay relax my guy, he beat atif 5-0 on the biggest stage for tekken in the world in the most stacked tournament of all time. He's right up there with atif, Chanel, lowhigh and all the best. He just doesn't have the legacy of knee or prestige of arslan yet.
back in 2019 EVO Final Pak vs Korea but in 2024 EVO Final Pak vs Pak this is a huge success in the Tekken World by Pakistani Players. they are dominating all Best Tekken players.
Only 2 people created the history of the Pakistani gaming scene number is ofc Sumail from Dota 2 and then Arsalan Ash from Takken also pokemon got to qualify for majors in 2020 of csgo but unfortunately cuz of covid it didn't happen or something went wrong otherwise we might make a name in CS too but insh'Allah we will make a name in CS too and ofc my fav player is s1mple in cs he is GOAT for me I am playing cs 1.6 since I was 8 or 9 years old in 2008 or 2009 then I shifted to csgo in 2017 or 2018 then I start following cs pro scene since then s1mple is my fav player of all time I hope one day he knows that there is the crazy fan following of s1mple in Pakistan too.
Yeah idk why they would say that. Jin is top 5 and everyone agrees with that. Kinda reflects a lack of understanding of the game they are talking about in the video.
That's true. I've been saying this since the game came out, and I've received a lot of blow back. Finally, I feel vindicated. I don't know why this was so hard to acknowledge until now.
I don't disagree that he's beaten all the best, that's just a part of winning the tournaments. But he literally said in the video "I don't want to verse those guys, I'm not that guy that like relishes the challenge. Like I hope Knee loses in brackets." So to say that he's actively seeking them out is a lie. By Arslan's own admission.
@@ramenrider1792I think he's speaking metaphorically like you said it's part of winning. But everyone ofc hopes their toughest competition would get out so they have a better chance to win
@@ramenrider1792 Thats every competitors sentiment in top 8, just becoz they arent honest about it doesnt make not true, i dont see anyone actively relishing the fact that they want to face the hardest competitors within the tourney so whats your point?
@@TiramisuDesu97 What do you mean what's your point? The original comment said "Arslan is like real life Ryu, finding the toughest opponents and trying his best to beat them all." I'm pointing out Arslan himself admitted in this clip, he isn't actually seeking out the strongest guys in order to beat them like the original comment insinuates. In fact he literally admitted he hopes they get out before facing him. Hence he is nothing like that at all. Like its not a knock on Arslan, like you say, its likely most people trying to win feel this way to an extent. I'm just pointing out the original commenter in this thread clearly didn't watch this vid or listen to what Arslan actually said and has just made this image of him in his own head of how he sees him. Is context really that hard to understand or do you take each and every comment as an isolated point of conversation?
Arslan is even greater than his record suggest. To play in front of jampacked hostile crowds, who are cheering against you to death, and still score victories after victories n making them go all silent is a great feat in itself. The likes of Knee has not experienced this.
People talking About what happend at EWC, To Atif and Arslan, Seriously You think they don't know how to adapt? Wait for the ball to bounce back, And Yes Ulsan was Tremandous through out the tournament, but that didn't mean you gonna count us out already.
For a person who have won 4 Evo tournaments and is considered as one of the Greatest of all times. Starting a game learning like a newbie and admitting it to the whole world is next level of humbleness. May Allah be with you brother.
Thank you to tasty Steve and RIP, you guys will forever be linked with Arslan Ash, without your commentary Arslan's skills and greatness would not echo all across the world. Arslan is motivating millions to be better every single day, and you guys have been Arslan's voice. Lots of love and respect.
3 Days ago He Won Tekken+KOF Tournament At The Same Day. bro is crazy bro is abnormal he is cooking all over the place. at this point bro is just doing sidequest.
Arslan is the GOAT of Tekken , the conversation is over as of now. If you haven't won 5 evo and a TWT. You can't get in the discussion at all. Arslan is way too consistent from tekken 7 and now tekken 8 winning the biggest evo of all time
I like this tribute. I am in the same boat. I am getting up there in age and I have done every challenge there is in games. One last one, the FGC. Turns out it is Tekken 8. See you at the dojo.
atif got arslan treatment by ulsan. poke poke poke atif relies so much on combo and punish. maybe he will learn one or two. also he needs to improve his mentality when he is underpresure like arslan. if you look closely after 3-0, he did same gesture when getting 2-1 in evo. he was down so easily and cant think straight.
Darn I didn’t see the match but why someone like Atif wouldn’t win a single match out of 5 matches. Last year in esports world cup team event, knee 6-0 Arslan and you could see that the pressure effed Arslan up but team Pakistan won later by the cool minded approach of Atif. I wonder if there were nerves involved or he got outplayed that bad???
@@ShaolinDrip Oh right, I forgot about the Alola one. Still, he Arslan won at the biggest tournament 5 times. That's still 3 more than Ash cuz he didn't choke during the tournaments.
Arslan has been owning knee in both tites and the amount of sets they played when competiton is harder than ever lmao just sayin. Longevity doesnt mean shit when arslan has 5 evos and knee only has 3. Knee still doesnt even have a twt title lmao the fuck kind of a goat is that?😂😂😂😂@@justincha4973
I'm from Pakistan and I always wished to watch him playing live the name the legend Arslan Ash.... and Arslan Bahi if you are reading it may you grow more and may you have many achievements that will give your oldage best stories❤️
as a pakistani everything aside, despite arsalan having the most evos and being the undisputed goat of tekken, ulsan deserves a spotlight of his own with his performance at ewc, he put in the work and it paid off, respect++
@@saadatexplains Dude he already win the champion what else he need to prove? Ulsan already win more than what Arslan did stop coping the Pakistan hype Atif got beat up 5-0 by Ulsan and Arslan himself not qualify in Grand finale
@@bamantioindrahidayat1165 "Ulsan already win more than what Arslan" is your maths bad or are you just salty? Atif as historically been known to not being able to handle finals and Arslan lost because his stick malfunctioned. Credit where credit is due, Ulsan earned that but stop lying.
@@bamantioindrahidayat1165 I'm talking about his came up short finishes in all major tournaments, always top 3 top4 at best. Nobody cares about the runner ups. He won EWC i want to see him win more from here on
You can see how impoverished and underdeveloped and developing countries are hiding massive talent, but it's buried under circumstances. Pakistan has this massive talent in every field, and it needs to come out more.
True, Im from Pakistan and I totally agree with what you say. Atm Arsalan and Atif are dominating the tekken scene but to be respected like knee. they need few more years.
To be fair Tekken 8 is way more Random than T7 Players like Arslan and Knee are known for their defense but in T8 you get punished for Blocking Arslan has adapted to the randomness of T8 Knee still seems to be struggling
Greatest TEKKEN player is a bit of stretch considering he was nowhere when the first few Tekkens came out. He's the greatest now but he isn't the GOAT of Tekken.
no one gives shit about who was the best Tekken 1 player lol. it is not physical sports where the game remains the same throughout the entire life of the players.
He comes from a deeply rooted Tekken culture in Pakistan. Currently, there isn’t an arcade in the country without Tekken 3 or Tekken Tag Tournament, the foundational classics. Pakistan is home to many hidden gems of Tekken talent. The dedication to memorising movesets and developing muscle memory is unparalleled.
Thank you! I've said that forever there a lot of recently bias. Knee the greatest tekken player ever! He dominated a long stretch of tekken not just one game
arslan is GOAT. until someone can win more evo title than him. why evo is good criteria? because its open bracket and has the biggest attendance of all tournament out there. you need to work from below. drained physically and mentally. we need to be objective. and not only that. but arslan dominated tekken in just short amount of time. we need to consider this factor also. i respect knee, but he isnt GOAT anymore.
Thanks for this ❤️ 🙌🏼
Dude, what are you doing here your comment should be pinned imo and being a pakistani I am so proud of you !
Goat
You are the goat man ❤
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My King 🤴 ❤️
Honestly the fact that he decided to let go of his ego and start learning the game as a 'newbie" is just an insane ability to have at the highest level.
Seeing him admit he had a ego is admirable in itself
That's cause his the GOAT. the GOAT
Reminds me of Tekken 4 Jin unlearning Mishima Ryu to learn Kyokushin Karate.
That's some anime sh*t right there.
feel like sumail need to do something same or join a different team (or let kuro give up pos 5 *wink wink) for a shot at another TI. He still King though
What I love more about him that he came and completely disturbed the monopoly of S.Korea on Tekken, and competition is always good. Because of him, a whole crop of excellent Pakistani Tekken gems like Atif, Khan etc followed and now the Tekken scene has become a lot more lively with healthy rivalries.
From Japan vs S.Korea to S. Koria vs S.Koria. to S.Koria vs Pakistan and now Pakistan vs Pakistan. Surely it has changed a lot.
The year of a nation of killers that we didn't know of. Still love that story.
Not one person in the comments mentioned the fact that this video was released immediately after the Tekken World Cup, in which Ulsan ( Korean ), won against Pakistan in a landslide 5 sets to None. Horrible timing and seems deliberate.
Edit : Arslan is my GOAT. But the release date is the absolute worst. Someone else deserve the spotlight right now.
@@shaheryaar South Korea is bouncing back. We're underrestimating S. Korea. We'd be lucky to keep it to Pakistan vs S. Korea
Well to be fair, it sucks that Namco/Bandai decided to completely reward aggressors so pretty much blocking is useless and side stepping and attacking is the only way. Tekken has come a long way. I’m used to blocking and parrying.
5 evos from 7 appearances. Nobody has been on his level since he came on the scene
It’s really unbelievable. Not to mention the hundreds of other championships. Strong win ratio against everyone .
@@jiyeonkim4627 the fact that he got out of Evo no 3 and 4 was Leroy Smith and Khan
not only that, he also inspired a whole country's scene to travel and get exposure look at his training partner and friend ATIF, without him taking that leap of faith in 2019 we probably wouldn't have seen other guys from Tekkikistan hit the scene. Currently out of the top 20 earners in esports tournaments in Tekken 8 5 are from Pakistan. Pretty remarkable to compete vs Koreans and Japanese with way less resources.
And yet every time he falls occasionally people think he's done. 😂 Like he just got completely destroyed at the latest EWC tournament. But he'll surely be back, stronger than ever.
@@garymichalles8383 only the haters and racists bro, I never count that guy out.
Arslan is the definition of GOAT. People who don't play fighting games would have a hard time understanding how DOMINANT he is.
Bro I don’t play any fighting games but I see players as employing and wielding characters - when I watch Arslan’s games I see art bro, I see someone who is not playing a fighting game but becoming the character in the context of a life or death match… fuck me im in awe and if love to understand more of what you mean by “dominant” because I can see it in his technicalities
As a pakistani this guy means so much to me as a member of the FGC. We rarely see representation in sports and to have this guy be the GOAT of one of the biggest fighting games is absolutely amazing. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
That's how I feel about MenaRD in Street Fighter
@@missilepackmena rd bon chan tokido are one of the greatest
I wouldn't call this a sport. Sports are for athletes and these guys aren't athletes at all. I'm gamer myself and I wouldn't consider playing the game a Sport.
@@ABSF49 im the opposite, I play sports competitively and games casually but form my attempts at getting good at games, i found it quite similar to the feeling of training sports, or with fighting games i felt this was the case, not really for something like FIFA which I also play but did not feel this same way.
Arslan deserves all the praise, one of the very best esport athletes of all time already and his record would be even bigger if Covid didn't crash everything. Dude is unbelivably good at Tekken and the way he gave back to his Pakistani community is unheard of and such a phenomenal thing to do.
Being great at a game is one thing, but also being a great human being that gives back to his community is a completely different level of greatness. Arslan is just fantastic all around.
Its not unheard MenarD did the same.
Until Ulsan got serious
@@Trellzzzhe got one win over Pakistanis and only in a final match and only in one tournament. Last year team Pakistan bagged more money than him by winning the esports World Cup.
Ulsan has been playing for years, all these years Arslan has been winning. Why he became serious so late?
Don't call them athletes lol 😂😂
Call them gamers.
If you know Arslan's story from the start and what he achieved, you will know that Arslan deserves this.
GOAT❤
the aura for atif to pick feng on a do or die situation will be remembered, this was for the books 👏🏻
A perfect wild card up your sleeve 🔥
To be honest, his Feng Wang is good and Aslan was actually losing. He won by pure luck. All he did was roll back as fast as he can and do front kick with Nina. I mean come on guys. This was an extremely very close match.
Insanely close match , normally when you see a final you could say that the loser was lacking here there but in this scenario, making a comment like that is disrespectful cause they both put insane amounts of effort into this@@TheHailstorm77
A little off topic but imagine how nice it must be to be playing Grand Finals against your life long friend and training partner. Must feel pretty good knowing you've both made it.
From the coin based arcades of Lahore to world stage, must be wonderful
Well said ❤
Pride of Pakistan!
I think people outside of Pakistan and many in Pakistan don't realize what he has done for Pakistan. The fact He is the cause of their earnings for so many people is just insane.
Yep. The guy needs as many documentaries on this platform as possible. His legend will be told for ever...
I remember when Arslan came on the scene and all I was hearing about was how a Pakistani kid was breaking up the dominance of Korea at the pro level. Then he won the world championship. He dethroned knee as the best player in the world, and frankly he made it look easy. Arslan was dominant like I’ve never seen, his pressure game was just simply unstoppable.
Arslan was all that anyone was talking about. The moment we saw his play, we all knew we were witnessing the beginning of a new era. He was so good that people had to question whether or not the opponent was giving their all, because he made these players that we’d accepted as tekken gods look didn’t even belong in a match with him. It was jarring to watch a literal child come out of a nowhere from a country that wasn’t Korea, then dust everyone in sight.
I don’t know if people who didn’t play back then fully comprehend just how dominant Korea was. We’d kind of all just accepted that the top level of tekken was for Koreans only, Arslan gave us hope that you don’t have to be a Korean to win worlds lol
Didn’t really care much for the tekken tournament scene but this guy pulled me in, dude is incredible
1:18 "Arslan Ash the best Tekken 7 player of all time" gave me chills. It's a fact that Arslan is the GOAT of Tekken
learning to unlearn is such a powerful ability and Arslan truly exemplified that. I'd have loved to see this rivalry between him and the prime Knee.
I swear they're like 10 Arslan documentaries on this channel 😂
arslan deserves every single one
I will love to see 10 more
I hope there's gonna be one for Ulsan absolutely demolishing ESWC lol
not a pakistani but tbf he keeps winning, he keeps writing more and more chapters to his story and I am here to listen to them. If he stops being relevant, the stories will stop. :)
can you blame them?
Gotta love theScore for hyping up this boy!
Your love for gamers and gaming is evident.
I just want to say Thank You!
💗💗💗
Excellent video. Great gamer. Seems like a really good guy to hang out with. Loved the Sajda at the end of the video.
Much love from Tanzania 🇹🇿
The Biggest Achievment of Arslan was to come from an Area with Zero Exposure to come adapt and then go on and on keep adapting and staying on top.
The Guy is one the best Human Being as well as the player.
He puts his community before him that speaks of his leadership skills and the vision which he has.
From 🇮🇳 but i Respect this guy so much, seen every match man he's the GOAT 🙌
The 'but' in your sentence explains alot.
I still wonder why pakistan and india originally separated. You are guys are the children from the same motherland
@@keblakev The people have always been different. Majority of Hindu's and Muslim's did not ever mix, that's why the people & culture look different. Though, on surface value I can see why people would think that.
@@keblakev the creator of pakistan jinnah used to think,with good reason, that the rights of the muslims might not be protected in a hindu majority state. Thus he called for the creation of a new state for the muslims of the subcontinent. He didnt have this veiw in the begining as there was for many decades attempts by the hindu and muslim leaders to reach compromises on how a future united state may be ruled but they always fell through as either the demands of the hindus or muslims were unacceptable to the other side. Thus leading to the need of a seperate state for muslim majority provinces of india comprising bengal,punjab,sindh,balochistan,afghan province and kashmir.
@@fatdoraemon2069 this is why I hate religion. Dividing people in one place, causing war elsewhere etc.
It will always blow my mind. You had for years players from every region playing each other learning from each other, and then you had this isolated country that never played with anyone outside that country produce someone of this caliber. Once in a life time player IMO. Im not a massive fighting game player and vary rarely watch pro games but multiple times now ive gone out of my way to watch this man play because of how insanely good he is compared to everyone else.
So proud of the fact that he's a brother from Pakistan. He didn't just win these titles, he has set an inspiration for generations to come in esports from Pakistan. He has changed how esports is viewed in Pakistan and most importantly HOW WORLD SEES PAKISTAN ❤
Maaaaan i remember watching the finals and going insane in my living room. That was so intense. Such an inspiration to never give up and keep practicing and changing ur style
Mannn Tekken's always so much fun to watch. Really glad Arslan adapted after struggling so much with T8.
Arslan already has a wild legacy. Dude came out of nowhere and is one of many reasons why Pakistan's considered one of the strongest regions now :o
Arslan has no mains before. always doing stupid stuff. now, he returns as champ.
i wish Knee can let go his ego too.
Bruh that 9 rounds straight beating from atif is so legendary and plus the pop up to 🔥 Bro was like " wtf is this? " 😂😂❤
Best friends demolishing every opponent in their way and being the only real challenge to each other, even facing off in the Grand Finals is the most shonen manga story to ever happen lol
What a beautiful documentary. You guys beautifully captured Arslan's 5th Evo Title run. The production quality is top notch too. Keep it up! 💯🔥
We need more of this format guys 👏🏼 great video !! Tekken was always my fighting gale growing up, glad to see it back on track and getting more traction with every game ❤️
That EVO Final was insanely clean. "Tekken 8 is just mashing", is the biggest Cope in Tekken History. People don't know how to abuse the Crush-System. These guys playing SF in Tekken.
This is not going to work.
0:05 king tho🤣🤣
Too many churros
🤣
Bro is King 😂
😂😂 always lost against Pakistani Player😂 even Atif beaten his az
King of eating competition😂
Arsalan is always everyone's favorite but you've to give it to Atif for making it to the finals and giving the hard and tough time Arsalan has seen so far. Much respect for both of you ❤
Atif was superb throughout, I mean his style was amazing.
From 🇿🇦 Aslan Ash made me love Tekken. Mad respect...he deserves every praise👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
To those crying why there is no video on Ulsan need to hold their horses. This video of Arsalan came in after some weeks since he won his 5th EVO title. Ulsan’s won EWC just yesterday. Just relax.
I can tell these types of videos takes at least a week to make people need to hold their horses sometimes😂
ulsan is pretty mediocre anyway. not disrespect him in anyway but this is the truth.
@@ianlanford6922 This comment gave me whiplash lol
@@ianlanford6922 okay relax my guy, he beat atif 5-0 on the biggest stage for tekken in the world in the most stacked tournament of all time. He's right up there with atif, Chanel, lowhigh and all the best. He just doesn't have the legacy of knee or prestige of arslan yet.
@@faizanahmad7730 He also beat Arslan too in the same tournament.
Can we just appreciate how good the final was....!!
i love arslan undisputed goat of tekken but we just saw an absolute crazy performance from ulsan at ewc, he deserves that spotlight as well.
this is his first major win, and mostly finished as runner-ups. I'm sure he has many more to come.
it was yesterday, so I think they will take time
@@araizghauri6494Yeah I agree. This video came few weeks/almost a month after Arslan won Evo. It'll take time, just wait for it
He got lucky. Atif would easily beat him next time, Atiff was just tired
@@Chaoblahippo i wouldn't say that, ulsan was just better on that day
This was cool, nice job.
Really love this new video style that focused on other players as well..
back in 2019 EVO Final
Pak vs Korea
but in 2024 EVO Final
Pak vs Pak
this is a huge success in the Tekken World by Pakistani Players. they are dominating all Best Tekken players.
Thank you esport for supporting and showing our tekken hero to the world ❤️
10:42
His mastery of the entire cast is why he's the God of Tekken.
Talk about dedication to learning with this guy.😅😢
Only 2 people created the history of the Pakistani gaming scene number is ofc Sumail from Dota 2 and then Arsalan Ash from Takken also pokemon got to qualify for majors in 2020 of csgo but unfortunately cuz of covid it didn't happen or something went wrong otherwise we might make a name in CS too but insh'Allah we will make a name in CS too and ofc my fav player is s1mple in cs he is GOAT for me I am playing cs 1.6 since I was 8 or 9 years old in 2008 or 2009 then I shifted to csgo in 2017 or 2018 then I start following cs pro scene since then s1mple is my fav player of all time I hope one day he knows that there is the crazy fan following of s1mple in Pakistan too.
26:17 - 26:19 the coldest step off a tekken seat I’ve ever seen in my life. Atif you r a legend
The fact he was struggling at first, and then won evo anyway, to me is most impressive.
I like this way of video, instead of "interrupting" the flow of the video by the cast, they are voice over. Improving of the content, well done.
20:11 LMAO Calling Jin a "mid tier"???? Like bois he is a top tier and the 2nd easiest one to play right after Dragunov.
wanna run a set? I'll play Nina, you play Jin
Yeah idk why they would say that. Jin is top 5 and everyone agrees with that. Kinda reflects a lack of understanding of the game they are talking about in the video.
Wouldn’t call him easy to play but definitely strong
@@loggiepoggie?? Why tf do you want to run a set, so random.
That's true. I've been saying this since the game came out, and I've received a lot of blow back. Finally, I feel vindicated. I don't know why this was so hard to acknowledge until now.
He will prevail throughout T8s tenure. Many more evos to come for the GOAT
Arsalan is real life Ryu, finding the toughest opponents and trying his level best to beat them all.
I don't disagree that he's beaten all the best, that's just a part of winning the tournaments. But he literally said in the video "I don't want to verse those guys, I'm not that guy that like relishes the challenge. Like I hope Knee loses in brackets."
So to say that he's actively seeking them out is a lie. By Arslan's own admission.
@@ramenrider1792I think he's speaking metaphorically like you said it's part of winning. But everyone ofc hopes their toughest competition would get out so they have a better chance to win
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Thats every competitors sentiment in top 8, just becoz they arent honest about it doesnt make not true, i dont see anyone actively relishing the fact that they want to face the hardest competitors within the tourney so whats your point?
@@TiramisuDesu97 What do you mean what's your point? The original comment said "Arslan is like real life Ryu, finding the toughest opponents and trying his best to beat them all." I'm pointing out Arslan himself admitted in this clip, he isn't actually seeking out the strongest guys in order to beat them like the original comment insinuates. In fact he literally admitted he hopes they get out before facing him. Hence he is nothing like that at all. Like its not a knock on Arslan, like you say, its likely most people trying to win feel this way to an extent. I'm just pointing out the original commenter in this thread clearly didn't watch this vid or listen to what Arslan actually said and has just made this image of him in his own head of how he sees him.
Is context really that hard to understand or do you take each and every comment as an isolated point of conversation?
watching this makes his early elimination on tekken 8 world cup even more insane and strange
If Arslan played Street Fighter now, he has high chance winning because the mechanics between the two games are now has lots of similarities..
"Raef's mid tier character pick", Jin is one of the strongest characters in the game lmao
I came here to comment that
I was looking for this comment lmao
Jin is incredibly strong
mid tier is crazy lol
Arslan is even greater than his record suggest. To play in front of jampacked hostile crowds, who are cheering against you to death, and still score victories after victories n making them go all silent is a great feat in itself. The likes of Knee has not experienced this.
After the first evo and the documentary people all over the world love i think you are wrong
@@remali7 No they did in fact hate on him. Especially during his first t7 appearance.
Lots of knee fanboys
He has accomplished the most in such a short time. Making him the greatest Tekken Player in the world today.
People talking About what happend at EWC, To Atif and Arslan, Seriously You think they don't know how to adapt? Wait for the ball to bounce back, And Yes Ulsan was Tremandous through out the tournament, but that didn't mean you gonna count us out already.
True bro, you've said it perfectly ❤
Damn I remember when he first started getting big I don’t even follow tekken but man has it been 5 years already ? Time flies man
For a person who have won 4 Evo tournaments and is considered as one of the Greatest of all times. Starting a game learning like a newbie and admitting it to the whole world is next level of humbleness. May Allah be with you brother.
Thank you to tasty Steve and RIP, you guys will forever be linked with Arslan Ash, without your commentary Arslan's skills and greatness would not echo all across the world. Arslan is motivating millions to be better every single day, and you guys have been Arslan's voice. Lots of love and respect.
3 Days ago He Won Tekken+KOF Tournament At The Same Day.
bro is crazy bro is abnormal he is cooking all over the place. at this point bro is just doing sidequest.
Thank you for this beautiful documentary
21:45 the handshake broo💀💀💀
🤣🤣😂😂
no bro was still playing> muscle memory
@@KINGGAMING-nd8le nah. one did fist bump and ash did hanshake
@@talharoxen makes sense
Arslan and Knee are two of my favourite Tekken GOATs.
Arslan is the GOAT of Tekken , the conversation is over as of now. If you haven't won 5 evo and a TWT. You can't get in the discussion at all. Arslan is way too consistent from tekken 7 and now tekken 8 winning the biggest evo of all time
people starts talking about Ulsan. but my heart still with Arslan.
He also won Esports World Cup last year, which has become a fuss in last couple of days
@@Fereshtey he deserves EWC title. He's a legend
@@shinodamasaru7945 Ulsan is really good too, but let's see if he can keep up the performance and win TWT or Evo.
Little do people know that Arslan Ash is a chartered accountant too
I was waiting for this video for so long! This was awsome!
I like this tribute. I am in the same boat. I am getting up there in age and I have done every challenge there is in games. One last one, the FGC. Turns out it is Tekken 8. See you at the dojo.
Atif's last night 5-0 defeat by Ulsan must have given him that perspective to fix flaws in his super-offensive playstyle.
I feel like atif is going to be next big thing for tekken 8. In time he’ll get much better. Wonder who he’ll play once they nerf drag tho
atif got arslan treatment by ulsan. poke poke poke
atif relies so much on combo and punish. maybe he will learn one or two.
also he needs to improve his mentality when he is underpresure like arslan. if you look closely after 3-0, he did same gesture when getting 2-1 in evo. he was down so easily and cant think straight.
i thinks atif going to do an anime training arc now with arslan lmao
he will fugg up ulsen from now on you will see
Darn I didn’t see the match but why someone like Atif wouldn’t win a single match out of 5 matches.
Last year in esports world cup team event, knee 6-0 Arslan and you could see that the pressure effed Arslan up but team Pakistan won later by the cool minded approach of Atif.
I wonder if there were nerves involved or he got outplayed that bad???
The GOAT . Not a trekken player but damn this dude dedication is next level.
He has "Ash" written on his name, he got that plot armor advantage! lol
The only difference is that he actually won at the biggest tournaments. Ash only won once.
@@SparkShadow212 Gotta Tek 'em all!
@@SparkShadow212 Ash won twice... and Ash actually won at THE biggest tournament
@@ShaolinDrip Oh right, I forgot about the Alola one. Still, he Arslan won at the biggest tournament 5 times. That's still 3 more than Ash cuz he didn't choke during the tournaments.
@@SparkShadow212 try telling that to the writers 😭
I just love documentaries revolving around Arsalan
everytime someone says "encourage aggression" it gets translated in my head as "scrub button"
King of tekken, arslan,noone can doubt.from 🇯🇵
He's a machine. 😮 Majin is my guy too.
Thank you so much for showing our legend the praise he deserves
Every Pakistani would be so grateful to you guys great job ❤❤❤
Arslan ash is the undeniable tekken 7 goat, but the goat for the entire tekken scene is knee
yes, he is if arslan is not yet known
@glennstation3988 the fk you talking about?
Arslan has been owning knee in both tites and the amount of sets they played when competiton is harder than ever lmao just sayin. Longevity doesnt mean shit when arslan has 5 evos and knee only has 3. Knee still doesnt even have a twt title lmao the fuck kind of a goat is that?😂😂😂😂@@justincha4973
@@justincha4973he says knee would've been the undisputed Tekken god if it wasn't for Arslan Ash
Thanks Brother For Showing our King👑❤️😘
Anyone realise this Winner of the Last Tekken 7 Evo and also Winner of the First Tekken 8 Evo
Dope, need a video on Punk winning EVO next 😭🔥
Love these docs! Excellent work theScore esports team!
I'm from Pakistan and I always wished to watch him playing live the name the legend Arslan Ash.... and Arslan Bahi if you are reading it may you grow more and may you have many achievements that will give your oldage best stories❤️
Interesting timing right after EWC
Atif and Arslan in the finals is just poetic.
as a pakistani everything aside, despite arsalan having the most evos and being the undisputed goat of tekken, ulsan deserves a spotlight of his own with his performance at ewc, he put in the work and it paid off, respect++
He will get his flowers when its time. A long way to go and if championship finishes come.
@@saadatexplains Dude he already win the champion what else he need to prove?
Ulsan already win more than what Arslan did stop coping the Pakistan hype
Atif got beat up 5-0 by Ulsan and Arslan himself not qualify in Grand finale
@@bamantioindrahidayat1165 "Ulsan already win more than what Arslan" is your maths bad or are you just salty? Atif as historically been known to not being able to handle finals and Arslan lost because his stick malfunctioned. Credit where credit is due, Ulsan earned that but stop lying.
@@bamantioindrahidayat1165 I'm talking about his came up short finishes in all major tournaments, always top 3 top4 at best. Nobody cares about the runner ups. He won EWC i want to see him win more from here on
No he doesn’t
Man that one last kick from Nina character from Arslan. Just WOW! He did get lucky against his trainer and mentor Atif. Atif did show him the ropes
You can see how impoverished and underdeveloped and developing countries are hiding massive talent, but it's buried under circumstances. Pakistan has this massive talent in every field, and it needs to come out more.
'The Story of Arslan Ash'.
From watching CSGO pro's stories to finally watching one of your homeland's GOAT at theScore esports, feels real good.
knee from tekken 5 to tekken 7, if only tekken has the exposure like today back then it would be a different story. arslan needs more time
True, Im from Pakistan and I totally agree with what you say. Atm Arsalan and Atif are dominating the tekken scene but to be respected like knee. they need few more years.
Knee is goated but Arslan Ash coming out of nowhere and beating OG’s was a crazy moment for Tekken. He put Pakistan on the radar in the scene.
You can't write his story any better, from the first Evo till today, Arsalan story is out worldly
"Nah I'd adapt" - ArslanAsh11
One of the best to ever played the game. Created history like no one ever!!! The man The myth The legend Arsalan Ash!!
The timing is impeccable. Got grouped in world cup
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True, but it's happened to everyone considered the best at some point. Ulsan and Jeondding are not far behind him, both absurdly skilled players.
@@antoniusbaswara8477 acting like Messi ain't had bad tournaments before, or miek Tyson hasn't lost easy fights, they still the goats
The best still lose badly at times.
What makes them the best is when they return to form and win anyway.
proud moment well done Arsalan & Atif you are amazing good luck to you as well .....
To be fair Tekken 8 is way more Random than T7 Players like Arslan and Knee are known for their defense but in T8 you get punished for Blocking Arslan has adapted to the randomness of T8 Knee still seems to be struggling
what a player what human being what a journey. Hats off to the legend!!!
I thought he sorta knew what he was talking about until he said nina is all about execution and that jdcr is an aggressive player
"EVO is esports for iconic tournament" 15 secs in and im already tuned out.
Greatest TEKKEN player is a bit of stretch considering he was nowhere when the first few Tekkens came out. He's the greatest now but he isn't the GOAT of Tekken.
no one gives shit about who was the best Tekken 1 player lol. it is not physical sports where the game remains the same throughout the entire life of the players.
@@an_orange8911 yeah exactly, Arslan has accomplished way more than anyone else in far less time, way more impressive than longevity
He comes from a deeply rooted Tekken culture in Pakistan. Currently, there isn’t an arcade in the country without Tekken 3 or Tekken Tag Tournament, the foundational classics. Pakistan is home to many hidden gems of Tekken talent. The dedication to memorising movesets and developing muscle memory is unparalleled.
Thank you! I've said that forever there a lot of recently bias. Knee the greatest tekken player ever! He dominated a long stretch of tekken not just one game
arslan is GOAT. until someone can win more evo title than him.
why evo is good criteria? because its open bracket and has the biggest attendance of all tournament out there.
you need to work from below. drained physically and mentally.
we need to be objective.
and not only that. but arslan dominated tekken in just short amount of time. we need to consider this factor also.
i respect knee, but he isnt GOAT anymore.
To be honest Arslan is the most dangerous player i have ever seen
Optic india Forsaken in Counter Strike and Arslan Ash in Tekken have left a remarkable impact on their gaming community...
Okay
Forsaken got caught using cheats on international event and is disqualified for life.
Without Question ! This guy is GOATED!!
Proud Pakistani ❤️🎉
OMG !! Best Friends in Finals!what a match!