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Street Fighter 6 Weekly Results: Parallel Competition Across US Weeklies

2026-07-28

Street Fighter 6's weekly tournament circuit saw parallel competition this July 28th weekend, with three U.S. events each attracting over 25 entrants and crowning different champions on the same day. Perfect Parry Sanctuary 145, Barro's Beatdown #20, and Break the Lake: Week #32 ran simultaneously, demonstrating the breadth of the game's competitive grassroots scene.

Last Week's Results

This weekend featured multiple tournaments of similar scale running concurrently across different communities, each with its own winner.

EventDateEntrantsWinner
Perfect Parry Sanctuary 1452026-07-2827Ronin
Barro's Beatdown #202026-07-2826MeGnarly
Break the Lake: Week #32 (The Round 1 Takeover)2026-07-2825CLE | Greil
TheJaltaLeague - Override SF6 tournament #482026-07-2724The fool | Uriche
GU Mondays SF6 July 27th 20262026-07-2824LuckyD
FGcafe Haarlem #172026-07-2716EX | Abel
Perfect Parry Sanctuary 145 (Redemption)2026-07-2812The Block | ArmoredDeath
RTM Weekly Monday 1922026-07-2811LukeSFH
Biggest Little Coffeeshop Brawl #212026-07-2810Ly$eR
Wicko Weekly #1362026-07-279NewyFGC | ThatJerryBoy
TideRunners SF6 Weekly #42026-07-276Star-killer
Block String @ Wonderfly #1142026-07-284Buka.

Perfect Parry Sanctuary 145 featured 27 competitors, with Ronin emerging victorious over runner-up Muddy. The same event hosted a separate "Redemption" bracket that drew 12 entrants and was won by The Block | ArmoredDeath.

Barro's Beatdown #20 saw 26 players compete, with MeGnarly taking top honors. Meanwhile, CLE | Greil claimed victory at Break the Lake: Week #32 (The Round 1 Takeover), a 25-player event where Vizual Wanderer finished as runner-up.

International tournaments added geographic diversity to the results. EX | Abel won FGcafe Haarlem #17 in the Netherlands, while NewyFGC | ThatJerryBoy took first place at Wicko Weekly #136 in Australia.

Coming Up

The tournament calendar shows several events starting today and tomorrow across multiple regions.

EventDatesLocation
Stock Exchange #1252026-07-28Bournemouth, GB
Wolves at the Wallis #91 - Wolverhampton SSBU/FGC Weeklies2026-07-28Wolverhampton, GB
Le Hub 2352026-07-28 – 2026-07-29Moncton, CA
SJ Reversal #83 - July 28th, 20262026-07-28 – 2026-07-29Saint John, CA
CFG Tuesday Trials 251: Unc Still Got It2026-07-28 – 2026-07-29Columbus, US
HoG: Dragon #1632026-07-28 – 2026-07-29Wallingford, US
Tatsumaki Tuesdays #1362026-07-28 – 2026-07-29Montréal, CA
Rushdown #3792026-07-28 – 2026-07-29Panama City Beach, US
Smash Ultimate @ TR #2062026-07-28 – 2026-07-29Trois-Rivières, CA
UP THE BLOCK #1412026-07-29 – 2026-08-02New York, US
Double Perfect #282026-07-29Lakewood, US
Tuesdays at D&B #542026-07-29Schaumburg, US

CFG Tuesday Trials 251 begins today in Columbus, US, running through July 29th. Le Hub 235 in Moncton, CA, also starts today. UK players can look to today's Stock Exchange #125 in Bournemouth and Wolves at the Wallis #91 in Wolverhampton. Next on the schedule is UP THE BLOCK #141, running from July 29th through August 2nd in New York.

Tying It to the Ladder

Many of this weekend's tournament winners are tracked on Parry Portal's ranking system, allowing you to compare their competitive success with their performance on the ranked ladder. To see how these champions stack up against the broader field, check out the SF6 ranked leaderboard where you can view their Master Ratings and recent match history.

Watch tournament broadcasts to see current competitors in action, then visit Parry Portal to track how tournament winners maintain their competitive edge on the ranked ladder throughout the week.