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ONE Esports has an upcoming event called ONE TEKKEN Tokyo Invitational. Theglobal esports championship series of ONE Championship is now searching for the best amateur “Tekken” players.

Taking place at the Bellesalle Shibuya Garden on October 5, 2019, the JPY 1.5 million 3v3 tournament will see three teams of pros, and the winners of ONE Esports’ Community Tournament competing for the top prize and the honor of being the first winner of the ONE TEKKEN Tokyo Invitational.

“ONE Esports’ first ONE TEKKEN Tokyo Invitational tournament is a testament to the quality and pedigree that ONE will bring to the fighting games community,” ONE Esports CEO Carlos Alimurung stated. “We are pleased to have the best pro and amateur players in the world competing in our tournament, and we look forward to telling their inspirational stories in the way that only ONE can do.”

The tournament is part of the two-day ONE Martial Arts Fan Fest, which also features top ONE Championship athletes such as Demetrious “Mighty Mouse” Johnson and Eddie “The Underground King” Alvarez, as well as martial arts legends Rich Franklin and Miesha Tate. Tickets to attend the event are available on LINE Ticket at https://ticket.line.me/sp/ONEChampionship, and on Boardwalk at https://ticket.tickebo.jp/en/ONE-info/ for non-Japanese residents.

Tournament Details

The Community Tournament will be played in a Single Elimination format, with the winners joining the “Tekken 7” pro players in a Round Robin match-up before proceeding to a Single Ladder Format for the Finals.

Players who are keen to participate will need to form teams of three and register for our Community Tournament here. https://www.oneesports.gg/maff-tekken/. Registration closes on September 27, 2019.

The winning team will take home US$9,000 or US$3,000 per player, while the runner-up will get US$4,500 or US$1,500 per player. Prizes for the third and fourth place finishers will get US$1,200 or US$400 per player and US$300 or US$100 per player respectively.

ONE Esports is also delighted to announce that top “Tekken 7” professional players, consisting of Rangchu, Ulsan, Double, and six other players from Asia will be competing for a share of the US$15,000 prize pool at the ONE TEKKEN Tokyo Invitational.

The complete list of attending players are as follows:

Korea
Jeong “Rangchu” Hyeon-ho
Lim “Ulsan” Soo-hoon
Kang “Chanel” Seong-ho

Japan
Shoji “Double” Takakubo
Kachi “Pekos” Yota
Genki “Gen” Kumisaka

All Stars
Nopparut “Book” Hempamorn, Thailand
(More players to be announced at a later date)