Round 2 - Fight! Qanba USA is back as a grand sponsor for the TEKKEN World Tour, lending our expertly-crafted products as the official joystick of the TEKKEN World Tour for a second year in a row. Last year’s TEKKEN World Tour pushed the boundaries of TEKKEN with such a strong player reaction, so we’re thrilled to again support the TEKKEN World Tour, an organization that understands our vision of highly polished, player-first products.
Over the last few days, we have taken a look at the players who have secured their places in the TEKKEN World Tour Finals. We looked at the top four seeds, the players ranked fifth through 12th, and the players ranked 13th through 19th. But who will get the 20th and final spot in the championship event?
There are too many great players in this year’s TEKKEN World Tour Finals to cover them in just one preview. Not even two previews are enough. That’s why we welcome you to part three of our overview of this year’s Finalists.
The countdown to the TEKKEN World Tour Finals in Amsterdam continues, and so does our preview of this year’s finalists. In our first part we gave you an overview of how the TEKKEN World Tour Finals work, as well as a look at the top four seeds at the tournament. We now turn our attention to the players seeded 5th through 12th.
The TEKKEN World Tour Finals will be held at The Theater Amsterdam in Amsterdam, Netherlands on December 1 & 2. It is here where 20 of the best TEKKEN 7 players in the world will square off for a share of $25,000 and the title of TEKKEN World Tour Champion.
The Best TEKKEN 7 Players from Around the World to Compete for Cash Purse, Bragging Rights, and to be the Undisputed TEKKEN World Tour 2018 Champion with Exclusive Livestream on Twitch.
One week after being victorious at Mastercup, Nobi and Take were the last two standing at Canada Cup. And because of that, they now have the chance to do the same at the TEKKEN World Tour Finals.
