The Unknown Tekken God: How Arslan Ash Overcame Borders and Legends to Win Evo Japan
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Length: 22min 52sec (1372 seconds)
Published: Fri May 24 2019
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I would've been sooo good at tekken only if Abba gee didn't beat the shit out of me in 6th grade..
Man, Pakistan is surely getting on the esports scene. Alongside Arslan, the most obvious and the noticebale name is by far SumaiL. Hope to see Pakistan grow even more in esports.
I can sponsor his US tournament. Anybody know if he is represented in the states?
BTW i just found out, Pakistan has 3 of the top 100 best players in Tekken 7. This, combined with Arslan Ash, made me even more proud. Keep it up boyys.
I watched his match on youtube it was amazing
u/dastidood time to ditch ryu and that govt job
enjoyed this whole video. good stuff. Im not into esports but theres definitely potential for pakistani dudes to get up there
Never seen this and it was very interesting. Thank you for sharing!
Tbh he had the best run in EVO Japan. He basically played the toughest tourney as he was dropped to losers bracket and beat almost every player in the tournament