Here are the Tournament Results for CEO 2019

Angel Tuohy June 30th, 2019 - 8:34 PM

The CEO Fighting Game Championships have wrapped for 2019, and the tournament results are in for all the major events. Run by Alex Jebailey, CEO is legendary for being one of the more fun tournaments to tune into, with an energetic and personality-fueled pro-wrestling vibe.

This year’s tournament in Daytona, Florida is one of the biggest for multiple fighting games and is a Premier event on the Capcom Pro Tour and a Masters event on the Tekken World Tour. The Pro Kompetition also brought Mortal Kombat 11 to CEO, and the Dead or Alive 6 World Tour had an event this weekend as well.

Entries were huge for all the events, but Nintendo’s Super Smash Bro. Ultimate saw the most total at CEO this year at over 1,000 entrants. CEO also held events for Dragon Ball FighterZ, Soul Calibur VI, Samurai Shodown, and others. The ArcRevo World Tour held CEO events with several games.

In Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition, Red Bull’s “Bonchan” made it through Grand Finals to take the top spot using Karin and his signature Sagat. Bonchan won over Fudoh’s “Fujimura,” a complete monster Ibuki player who seems to always play optimally. CyGames’s Daigo Umehara placed in the top 8 using a tournament-legal Hit Box controller, and sole American and Marvel player “DualKevin” put on a great performance, following up on his appearance in the Street Fighter League.

The complete Top 8 for Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition is below. The stream is available on the Capcom Fighters Twitch channel.

Capcom also announced the dates for the the Capcom Cup, which will take place December 13th through 15th in Los Angeles. Street Fighter League will coincide with the Capcom Cup dates.

CEO’s Tekken 7 Masters event saw Grand Finals between two of Rox Dragon’s powerhouse players: “Knee” and “Chanel.” Knee, who played Steve, Geese, and Brian won over his team mate, who played Alisa, Julia, and Eliza. Knee looked like he activated the power of the Time Stone when he used Geese’s Rage Art at the literal last second to close out his match against JDCR, who took third, earning him the nickname “Thanos.”

.@holyknee takes Power Glove to a whole new level during his #CEO2019 entrance!https://t.co/BUMOfbj2ke #TEKKEN7 #TWT2019 pic.twitter.com/bJybV4Up19

— TEKKEN (@TEKKEN) June 30, 2019

The full Top 8 for Tekken 7 is below. The full Top 8 Footage is available on Tekken’s Twitch channel.

Mortal Kombat 11‘s Pro Kompetition Event was absolutely stacked with talented players, and Echo Fox’s “SonicFox” won Grand Finals over GRV’s “Dragon” at this year’s CEO. SonixFox played Cassie Cage and Jacqui, and Dragon played new roster addition Cetrion, a zoning-heavy character.

Mortal Kombat’s event got a little heated too, with rival players “Scar” and “Daddy” going a little beyond popping-off at the end of their match. Fighting games can create feelings.

MOST SAVAGE MK11 POPOFF WE’VE SEEN SO FAR! 😮@HiddenPants114 vs @khscar12 at #CEO2019 was 🔥 Buffalo vs Scar 🔥
Some say tournament venues don’t have enough food but this one certainly had some beef!#ProKompetition #MortalKombat #MK11 pic.twitter.com/k7O0LpDr2R

— ESL Mortal Kombat (@ESLMortalKombat) June 30, 2019

The full Mortal Kombat 11 Top 8 is available on NetherRealm‘s Twitch channel.

In Dragon Ball FighterZ, CAG’s “Go1” won Grand Finals over his team mate “Fenrich” with his Bardock, Goku, Kid Goku team. Fenrich ran his Bardock, Cell, Vegeta team. Top 8 also included CEO Mortal Kombat 11 Grand Finals champion SonixFox in fourth place, and Street Fighter legends “Dogura” and “Kazunoko” making Top 8. The video footage is available here.

In the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate event, Panda Global’s “Marss” playing Zero Suit Samus and Captain Falcon was defeated by EchoFox’s “MKLeo,” who plays Joker. His win also earned him a special shoutout from Team Liquid’s Melee god Hungrybox.

MKLeo is pretty good at Super Smash Bros. Ultimate for the Nintendo Switch

Also, hope everyone is enjoying the commentary with @zerowondering <3
— hungrybox ➡️ CEO 2019 (@LiquidHbox) July 1, 2019

The full Top 8 for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is available here.

For Soul Calibur VI, “Bluegod” and his Azwel beat out AXL’s “RichSticks,” who played Maxi. The video footage from the CEO 2019 stream is available on YouTube here.

For Dead or Alive 6, UGS’s “XCaliburBladez” playing Phase 4 and Eliot took Grand Finals against Co-D’s “H00DLeSs,” who mains Rig. Dead or Alive 6 will not be appearing at EVO 2019 this August, due to core values.

In the ArcRevo events, Dramatik’s “RedBlade” (Wagner, Akatsuki) won Under Night In-Birth EXE Late[st] over CAG’s “Go1” (Phonon, Gordeau). The Guilty Gear Xrd REV2 winner was “LostSoul,” sponsored by multi-game veteran Justin Wong. LostSoul, who plays Elphet, took the title over “Hotashi,” who plays the same character.

Finally for newly released Samurai Shodown, Victrix’s Justin Wong won Grand Finals playing Tam Tam, beating sponsor-mate Cory Bell who played Hanzo, Tam Tam, Galford, and Yoshitora. Justin Wong gave Cory Bell his first place prize, a Victrix custom fight stick.

I won the @samuraishodown tournament at @CEOGaming And damn look at the @VictrixPro prize!!!!
I had to give this stick to my teammate and teacher @corybellFGC for teaching me 🙂

HAPPY! Let’s play more SamSho pic.twitter.com/7y39w0kNL9
— Justin Wong (@JWonggg) June 30, 2019

Samurai Shodown is enjoying a pretty positive reception and will be a major event title at EVO 2019.

CEO is always fun, and with so many great matches, events, and high emotions it’s hard to not be hype for EVO next month. More CEO 2019 streams from side events are available on their Twitch channel. For the full results from all the games at CEO 2019 (there were a lot of events), check out smash.gg.