Wao (On)i vs Daigo Umehara (Ryu) - SSF4 AE2

TWL Round2 Battle7
Daigo (Ryu) — ● ● ○ ○ ● ○ ● ● ○ ● ○ ● 7
wao (Oni) — ○ ○ ● ● ○ ● ○ ○ ● ○ ● ○ 5

Just before the arcade release of Super Street Fighter IV, a league tournament featuring the world's top eight players was held to conclude Super Street Fighter IV.
Another highlight is the gathering of all the winners of the Street Fighter IV series at EVO, the pinnacle of fighting game tournaments, from 2009 to 2013. The winner's prize is 1.5 million yen, with a total prize pool of 2.5 million yen.

The matches will be a round-robin format with the first to 7 wins, with deuce (maximum 19 matches), and a 2-character system.

🤩Tournament Rules
≪Ranking Matches≫ [28 offline matches held over 4 days]
A round-robin league match will be held between 8 players, and the winner will be determined by the number of victories.
Each match will be played to 2 rounds, with 1 point awarded for each round. The first player to reach 7 points wins.
If both players reach match point (4 points), the winner will be the player who first reaches a 2-point lead,
or the player who first reaches 10 victories.
　
After every 3 matches, players who have lost more matches than they have won may change their character at that point.

(Example)
After 3 matches, Player A has 2 points and Player B has 1 point. ⇒ Player B may change characters.
After 6 matches, Player A has 2 points and Player B has 4 points. ⇒ Player A may change characters.
After 9 matches, Player A has 4 points and Player B has 5 points. ⇒ Player B may change characters.
　
Up to two characters that were registered at the time of tournament entry can be used.

If the number of wins is the same, the winner of the direct match will be ranked higher.
If the winner of the direct match cannot be determined, the result of one match will be counted as ±1 point,
and the ranking will be determined by the point difference.

(Example)
A 7-0 victory is [+7] points, and a 3-7 loss is [-4] points.

👤Player🕹️
Infiltration (South Korea) [Akuma/Chun-Li] EVO 2012 Champion
XiaoHai (China) [Cammy/Zangief] EVO 2012 3rd Place
PR Balrog (USA) [Bison] EVO 2013 4th place
Xian (Singapore) [Gen/Guile] EVO 2013 Champion
Umehara [Ryu] EVO 2009 Champion, EVO 2010 Champion
Fuudo [FeiLong] EVO 2011 Champion
Bonchan [Sagat] 3rd TOPANGA League Champion
wao [Oni/Dudley] 3rd TOPANGA League Runner-up