Trash Talk

Prior to becoming one of the strongest character specialists and most successful content creators in the Street Fighter scene, Broski got his start dabbling in online lobbies for Street Fighter 4 with his friends and posting meme clips on youtube.  In the final years of Street Fighter 4, he discovered a local gathering and made his first trip to play offline, despite his initial doubts. Getting ov...

At the age of 18, MenaRD qualified for the 2017 Capcom Cup finals. Hailing from the Dominican Republic, a lesser known region in the world of Street Fighter, MenaRD was expected to falter in the face of the established veterans of the game that stood in his path. At the time, the only people who expected MenaRD to perform, let alone win, were his fellow country men, and MenaRD himself. The histori...

Dual Kevin has in recent months established himself as one of the strongest and most consistent Street Fighter 6 players on the planet. After touring the world in attempt to qualify for the Esports World Cup, he succeed at the very end at the Last Chance Qualifier, defeating world class competitors in a historic, but un-documented losers bracket run. While he made his mark with a strong 13th place...

NuckleDu has been one of the strongest Street Fighter players in the world for over a decade, where he began winning tournaments at the age of 14 to help pay for his food while his parents were away. With his shakey home life, Du was thrust into the shady world of esports while a teenager, traveling the country and training in seedy areas with questionable sponsors to pursue his dream of being the...

Nephew has been one of the strongest Street Fighter players in the USA for several years now. After leaving his full time software engineering position at Google to pursue being a full time professional Street Fighter player and gaming content creator, he has now solidified himself as one of the best in the world. After a string of strong performances, included 9th at EVO 2024, EWC qualification,...

Before he was the face of Street Fighter League US, the most prolific host in the FGC, and the man behind the "Hold up, his writing is this fire?" meme, RobTV was all in on going pro and taking on the world in Street Fighter. We discuss how he got started in the scene, how he managed to host events he could potentially have won, and his ventures into the world of entertainment to grow and reach ne...

Capcom Cup Champion and the man carrying the weight of the Manon army on his shoulders, iDom, hops on to discuss his meteoric rise in the FGC during the Street Fighter V era, his critiques and true feelings of Street Fighter 6, competing in this era, and getting to the grand finals of a CPT premier with a "low tier".