Moke wins the Capcom Cup Last Chance Qualifier tournament
Moke will be the sixth Rashid player at this year’s Capcom Cup.
Naoki “Moke” Nakayama dominated the Capcom Cup Last Chance Qualifier grand finals, destroying American Dhalsim player, Commander Jesse, 3-0.
Moke bested 242 other competitors hoping to grab the last spot in the Capcom Cup, taking down Joe “MOV Egami, Alexander “Lexx” Bautista, and Japanese playerMizuhato reach the grand finals.
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Moke takes LCQ 2019 and qualifies for Capcom Cup!#CapcomCup2019pic.twitter.com/hqfN3O1V6P
Long-time Street Fighter commentator and personality James Chen was keen to point out that history had repeated itself with yet another American Dhalsim player falling short of reaching Capcom Cup.
Last year, a SoCal Dhalsim player (Dankadillas) barely didn’t win the LCQ and finished 2nd to ZJZ. History repeats itself this year with Jesse finishing right behind Moke.Congrats to Moke for qualifying and massive props to Commander Jesse for an amazing LCQ run!
Sadly, the LCQ was not streamed by Capcom due to venue issues. Popular Street Fighter producer, Yoshinori Ono took responsibility for the stream issue and apologized to the fans.
you’re able to check out the fullresults of the Capcom Cup 2019’s LCQ here.
Capcom Cup’s Top 32 to Top 16 is set to take place on Sunday, 00:30 GMT+8. The matches will be streamed onCapcom’s official Twitch channel. Fans can also catch theTop 32 bracket here.
Here’s a quick teaser of the top contenders who will be battling it out for the biggest prize of the year:
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