I remember reading an insightful Reddit comment years ago explaining why this block is so technically impressive.
ahorsenamedagro
The forever harbinger of “let’s go Justin” still cracks me up to this day.
ahorsenamedagro
One of the things that always got me was that this was a rumor, like yeah in theory you could parry her super , but no one really tried or was shown to do it.
Another thing was I can’t imagine how you practice this, like how did Daigo get his reps in to know how to do this, where/how did he practice?
Now this game let’s you practice this parry.
SummerCrown
I remember watching this set when it just came out and it was wild. Watching it again, it still is.
I recommend people try watching the whole set itself, the level of concentration and intensity was palpable. That one segment partying Chun Li’s super was what set it over to 11.
Gamblehustla70
Wtf is up with the comments. This post is not a repost. I’ve never seen it before.
iamadventurous
I was at a Street Fighter event back in 2008ish in San Francisco at Fort Mason. He ended up pulling out an amazing win like this. He had a sliver of health and his opponent was just chipping away at it and then it happened. The place went wild. It wad amazing.
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Great times
Agreed on that fact
I will never not watch this when it’s posted.
Evo Moment 37 happened Aug 1, though.
I like so much that energy of r/happycrowds
I remember reading an insightful Reddit comment years ago explaining why this block is so technically impressive.
The forever harbinger of “let’s go Justin” still cracks me up to this day.
One of the things that always got me was that this was a rumor, like yeah in theory you could parry her super , but no one really tried or was shown to do it.
Another thing was I can’t imagine how you practice this, like how did Daigo get his reps in to know how to do this, where/how did he practice?
Now this game let’s you practice this parry.
I remember watching this set when it just came out and it was wild. Watching it again, it still is.
I recommend people try watching the whole set itself, the level of concentration and intensity was palpable. That one segment partying Chun Li’s super was what set it over to 11.
Wtf is up with the comments. This post is not a repost. I’ve never seen it before.
I was at a Street Fighter event back in 2008ish in San Francisco at Fort Mason. He ended up pulling out an amazing win like this. He had a sliver of health and his opponent was just chipping away at it and then it happened. The place went wild. It wad amazing.