Gods Garden took place yesterday also with all your favorite Japanese players including Daigo, Mako, Sako, Momochi, YHC-Mochi, andUryo. The style was round robin format. Anyway below are the standings so far. Info was pulled from Eventhubs.

Overall Standings and Player Records — Finals

The finals are another round robin set up. Each of the six players take turns going head to head in a first to 10 set.

Finals Battle Log and Round 1 Notes

• Sako (Cammy) beat Daigo Umehara (Ryu) 10-8. This match featured two of the players favored to win this competition and was a true clash of the titans — although it didn't start out that way. While the early fights were fairly close, Sako dropped combos that would have given him some wins and Daigo made clutch plays to take a commanding 5-0 lead. Things were looking really bad for Sako, but he pulled off 7 straight wins to take the lead. Daigo's play looked a bit shaky during Sako's winning streak, but The Beast recovered well and he was able to put an end to Cammy's long string of victories. Still, Sako's ability to counter Daigo's pokes and land big combos in the process proved too much for Umehara and Sako was able to gut out an incredible win in a set that will be talked about for a long time. Previously, in round 1 of this competition, Daigo (Ryu) beat Sako (Cammy) 3-0.

• Daigo Umehara (Ryu) beat Momochi (Ken) 10-5. Daigo opened up this set going 5-0 against Momochi. While the matches were close, Umehara always seemed to make the clutch plays to take it. These matches were played with a lot of zoning, footsies and fireballs. Momochi started to make headway by using Ken's Kara throw to break down Daigo's defense and was able to win the next 4 out of 5 games to make it 6-4. This would be one of the last times Momochi tasted victory, as Umehara won 4 out the following 5 games to take it. In Round 1 of this tournament, Daigo (Ryu) beat Momochi (Ken) 3-0.

• Mago (Fei Long) beat YHC-Mochi (Dhalsim) 10-2. In a match that might change some people's tier rankings for the Dhalsim/Fei Long match up, Mago turned in a dominating performance against one of the best Dhalsim players around. This started off close and very competitive, but Mago was able to rattle off 9 straight wins in this set, picking his spots and breaking down his opponent's defense consistently. Once Mago worked his way inside, he continually wrecked havoc and made Mochi pay a hefty price when he didn't make the correct defensive read. In Round 1, Mago beat YHC-Mochi 3-0.

• Momochi (Ken) beat Uryo (C. Viper) 10-7. This was a back and forth set. The momentum would swing from one player to the other and back again. With the score at 7-7, Momochi made some clutch plays to win the next 3 games and take it. In Round 1 of this competition, Uryo beat Momochi 3-0.

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