3rd Strike Exhibitions results
Update: This story has been updated with final results.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic across the world, one of the most celebrated Street Fighter 3: 3rd Strike events, Cooperation Cup, had to be cancelled both last year and now this year as well. Thankfully, the creators of said event put together some exhibition matches for today to keep 3rd Strike fans happy and content for the rest of the year.
Players participating in said exhibitions are Nuki, Tominaga, Boss, RX, Kuni, Sugiyama, Mester, Genki, Hayao, Sho, Mimora, Yomoda and Michael.
Featuring some of the most legendary players this classic title has to offer, these headline matches are sure to bring the hype in a big way.
The Street Fighter III 3rd Strike Coop Cup, or Cooperation Cup is back this January 2021. The last event was in 2019, and the 2020 event didn’t happen like many other tournaments, due to the pandemic. To this day,
Street Fighter III Third Strike is still one of the bestand most impressive fighting games ever. Seeing top players duking it out is always impressive and exciting.
Street Fighter III 3rd Strike Cooperation Cup is organized by Matsuda, who pretty much does every tournament in Japan.
Match List
RX (Urien) Vs Sugiyama (Necro),
Mester (Yun) Vs Boss (Makoto),
Nuki (Chun’Li) Vs Yomoda (Dudley),
Cooperation Cup 2021 s Street Fighter 3: Third Strike tournament canceled due to COVID-19 Posted by Justin AdaptiveTrigger Gordon • December 14, 2020 at 6:18 p.m. PST • Comments: 9
Cooperation Cup is an annual event for Street Fighter 3: Third Strike that s held in Tokyo, Japan. Teams of five compete against one another during the main event and the pre-Cooperation Cup event.
The 17th tournament was quite the spectacle for Third Strike fans. Of course, it s worth mentioning that the 17th Cooperation Cup took place in January 2019.
According to Jiyuna, plans were made in December 2019 to delay Cooperation Cup 2020 until May instead of January. Unfortunately, plans for this event to proceed never came to fruition due to the COVID-19 global pandemic.