During the last weekend lots of European players gathered in Frankfurt, Germany to participate in the biggest Tekken 6 tournament organised here so far and play face to face against two Korean legends – Nin and Knee. How did these two world-famous players do against European’s best? Click below for the results and additional information.
This tournament was BIG indeed – 160 players, lots of consoles, around 20 hours of Tekken 6 tournament hype! It started around 12 on Saturday and ended right before 8AM GMT +1 on Sunday!
RESULTS:
1st – Knee (Bryan) – South Korea
2nd – Nin (Steve) – South Korea
3rd – Link (Bruce) – France
4th – Malekith (Asuka) – The Netherlands
5th – Steve88 (Steve) – Italy
6th Prodigal Son (Kazuya) – UK
T 7th – Gen1us (Paul) – France
T 7th – Tokis (Zafina, Christie) – Poland
The tournament was streamed and since it was so long you can find lots of videos archived at DAMAGERMANY’s ustream.tv channel. There are also interviews with players such as Knee, Ryan Hart and Gen1us with questions provided by the people watching the stream and using the chat.
If you’re interested in detailed results, you can check the list of TOP 64 players and the full Double Elimination brackets.
Keep in mind that some of the top 8 players will soon meet again during the TEKKEN 6 Global Championship FINAL! Stay tuned for the Sunday’s stream brought to you by MarkMan and UFRAGTV!
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ownage! not surprised…. south korea is really showing who’s the king…
no japan?
No, Knee and Nin were the only participants outside of Europe.
korea kicked ass like usually.
that was awsome i enjoyed watching the quality of vid could’ve been better but nevertheless it was great to see knee back in action
No top players from Japan so free win from Korea.:)
i think mr naps is the best!!!
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