Only this time, Rangchu opted for Panda, and, after a gruelling set, got the better of Knee and advanced to the grand final. After an intense showdown between Knee and fellow South Korean legend Qudans in the winners final, Knee was also sent into the losers bracket, where he would once again face Rangchu, who had been tearing his way through the losers bracket competition. It was this cautionary and ineffective approach that perhaps spurred Rangchu on to stick to his animals for the rest of the tournament. However, during their set, Rangchu had decided against playing as Panda or Kuma, presumably thinking that he couldn't possibly beat Knee with his big bear buddies. But going up against Tekken legends such as Knee, Qudans, JDCR, Saint, JimmyJTran, and more in the World Tour Finals, no one could have seen him clawing his way to the top.Īt the event, Rangchu was able to make it out of his group in the winners side of the bracket, but in his first top 8 match, he was comfortably beaten by Knee, another South Korean player who had been dominating tournaments throughout the year. Rangchu had done well over the course of the season, consistently surprising crowds with his incredibly confident Panda and Kuma gameplay. After a whole year of competitive events across the globe, the finals were attended by the 20 top ranking players in the world. Going into the Tekken World Tour 2018 Finals no one was betting on Rangchu - a South Korean player who specialises in using Panda and Kuma, two literal bear characters - to win the tournament.
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