The highly anticipated esports event Esports World Cup 2025 is finally set to begin. One of the biggest highlights, the Street Fighter 6 tournament, will take place from Wednesday, August 20 to Saturday, August 23, complete with live Japanese commentary. Hosted in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, this global esports festival is drawing attention from fans around the world.

Live Japanese Commentary to Amp Up the Excitement

The Street Fighter 6 tournament at the Esports World Cup 2025 will be streamed live with Japanese commentary on the official CAPCOM Fighters JP YouTube and Twitch channels. A strong lineup of commentators is set to take the stage: Day 1 will feature MC NO Motion, with commentary by Ru and Frieda, joined by guest Jajii. From Day 2 onward, Hamako will join the team, promising dynamic and entertaining coverage.

The streaming schedule is as follows:

• Day 1 — August 20 (Wed), 8:30 PM JST
  • YouTube Live
  • Twitch Live
• Day 2 — August 21 (Thu), 10:30 PM JST
  • YouTube Live
  • Twitch Live
• Day 3 — August 22 (Fri), 10:30 PM JST
  • YouTube Live
  • Twitch Live
• Day 4 — August 23 (Sat), 10:30 PM JST
  • YouTube Live
  • Twitch Live

Bonus In-Game Event: Predict the Champion

Inside Street Fighter 6, players can take part in a prediction event by choosing their favorite competitor through Eternity in the Battle Hub. Those who correctly guess the champion will receive exclusive in-game rewards. Since the voting period is limited, early participation is highly recommended.

Perspective: What This Energy Brings

Esports continues to capture global attention, and the Esports World Cup 2025 is no exception. With Street Fighter remaining one of the most iconic fighting games, this event is expected to deliver thrills and inspiration to fans worldwide. For Japanese audiences, live commentary in their own language adds an extra layer of accessibility and excitement. More than just entertainment, esports is increasingly becoming a platform that connects people across borders.

Source: PR TIMES