Last Evo, two players from the United States, Anthony "Geesemaster" Jaimes and Stephen "Speedkicks" Stafford, finished in the top eight.
Both female players are extremely high-ranked and come in with expectations of a long tournament run. Right after them are a couple of newcomers: Yamade "Nishi" Hiroto and Funabashi "BATS" Yuto. All three were Evo top-eight finalists (Yuu finished ninth, Take placed seventh, and Nobi finished fifth last Evo) and could very well repeat the feat. Yamasa's players will top the list: Nakayama "Nobi" Daichi, Kato "Yuu" Yuji and Abe "Take" Takehiko are the most likely to make an appearance on Sunday's final stage. It will not surprise anyone to see many of these top Japanese names among the last contenders in the tournament. The region will be well represented with both newcomers and veteran Tekken players. He should post up an unsurprising dominating performance when the games start again. Right behind them is the Tekken legend Jae Min "Knee" Bae, the runner-up from last year's Evo tournament and arguably the best Tekken player in the game's history. Saint is the defending Evo champion and could make it two in a row this year. Both these players dominated the past two years of Tekken 7 and looked especially unstoppable at the start of the 2017 season. At the very top of the charts sit Echo Fox's Jin Woo "Saint" Choi and Hyun Jin "JDCR" Kim. The players from South Korea should be renamed the "Kings of the Iron First" because they're the easy favorites to take the Evo crown. Some of the biggest and most notable names in Tekken's history will be in attendance, and we're here to detail which players are worth monitoring. Although many of the contending names will be from the Asian region, Evo is the tournament of surprises. This year's Evo will boast the biggest number for a Tekken tournament in the event's history, with 1,278 pre-registered players.
Last year, it could be argued that both Japan and Korea experienced a leg-up from the competition (top-three placers for Evo all from South Korea), but with the worldwide console release, the gap may shorten.
The field is loaded with talent from all around the world, and the favorites to win it all will once again be the top South Korean players.ĭespite the game's official release only a couple of months ago, Tekken has at least two years of playing history. Tekken will make its triumphant return to the Evolution Fighting Game Championship's (Evo) main stage with the newest version of Tekken 7.
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