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Yeah Taaha is excellent. He's always been one of the strongest UK players but kept trying to pick up pocket characters instead of sticking with Abel. I'm glad he's gone back to it and it's working out. I think that EGL 8 beating Ryan Hart in the finals is his first big tournament win and I'm sure we'll be seeing more of them.

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Great match between Slizzle and Ryan Hart there. Ryan Hart is all about raw talent and reads and he is one of the best in the world at pulling out those clutch comebacks. He has that Valle instinct of knowing when you want to twitch, and he is amazing at exploiting the shift in a player's mentality that happens when a player on 5% life starts threatening to make a comeback. The sequence where he got the knockdown, whiffed a jab, feinted the overhead and then did meaty cr. MK into tiger uppercut was glorious. Every Sagat ever in that situation would overhead, Slizzle made the smart high block and lost the round for it. So good.

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I love Combofiend and I love his Oni, but I am sad that so many players choked it up against him there. He doesn't take SF4 that seriously and there were at least five or so players there who should have beaten him and didn't. Shame, but still a very good tournament and I'm always happy to see Combofiend win.

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Fifty minutes of Combofiend vs. Everyone from after tonight's tournament:

http://www.twitch.tv...use/b/343507606

Pleased to hear that Momochi will be at the anniversary tournament this weekend. He hasn't been to any majors outside of Japan for a while now. It'll be a shame if the U.K. players don't get to use their qualifying spots though, so I'll be rooting for someone to beat him.

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It's a shame there's so many Ryu mirrors in the second half of it but it's still pretty fun and brings back fond memories of the bootleg SF2 my local chip shop had. I can't remember if it was Rainbow Edition specifically but it had air fireballs, sine-wave trajectory projectiles and live character switching. Good times.

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The version where Ryu and Ken shat out 50 fireballs every time they did a dragon punch was probably the most balanced one. That might have been the version where Gief Yoga flamed from his crotch every time he did a lariat.

I have learned that Joffo does not have the DLC for NSMB2 yet. This is good news.

I did not sleep last night. This is bad news.

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