SFIII: 3rd Strike - Twelve [Yamazaki] vs Chun Li [Rikimaru]

2nd Tokyo's Strongest Tournament held 2nd December 2007.
Match 13 of 15.
Players: 山崎(12) vs 力丸(CH)
Originally from http://blog.mi-ka-do.net/

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Entertainment

Tags:

• SFIII
• 3S
• Mikado
• Mi
• Ka
• Do
• 2nd
• Tokyo
• Strongest
• Twelve
• Chun
• Li
• Yamazaki
• Rikimaru

[DanielSmith604]

First round: YAYYYYYY!!!!!!!! :D:D:D:D

Wow that chun li player is just waiting for Yamazaki to get close so chun's priority can own him. What a jerkface!

Outcome: HUZZAH!!!!! :D TAKE THAT YOU CHUN LI WHORE!!!!

[meatflowers]

you said 'either that or the 12 was marginally better'. so i'm saying he was a lot better, or he'd have lost regardless.

and you said if you play chun that defensively you're doing it wrong- but plenty of great chun's often turtle, so i don't see what's 'wrong' about that.

i don't know how my reply could be any clearer and is directly linked to what you said.

[Mesarphelous]

Yamazaki is so good he makes Twelve look like a worthwhile character.

(Note: Twelve is not a worthwhile character.)

[someguyhunter]

@UpskirtPower you can cancel into a super jump near the end of the super. requires specific timing but gives you 1-2 extra hits and a chance to mix up.

[UpskirtPower]

@someguyhunter hey how do u do chun li super kick then quickly follow by jump attack for extra damage? i tried to do it but i cant. after i do the super it wont let me jump attack. help!

[someguyhunter]

yama is a 12 zoning master. he has GREAT use of ex meter also.

[bustedhah]

@TeitiTT It's not all about player skills. Mindgames and luck are factors that decide the outcome of games too.

[elfirrepins]

Rikimaru = Ricki Ortiz of Japan

[TeitiTT]

It´s all about player skills but I admit that some decent player with chun-li can be a real nightmare.

[moonwhistle]

Excellent Twelve performance.

Eat a dick Rikimaru.

[aucyrus]

i bet u dont know who rikimaru is then = =

[sonicsupa99]

man was there a ryu player in this tournament?