You are watching the final chapter of the 2025 Capcom Pro Tour as Capcom Cup 12 brings together 48 of the world’s best Street Fighter 6 players. The winner claims a $1,000,000 prize and the prestige that comes with a Capcom Cup title. Competition runs from March 11 to March 14, with group stages feeding into a single-elimination Top 16 playoff.
You also get the Street Fighter League World Championship 2025 alongside the singles event, where top regional teams compete for the global title. Capcom plans announcements related to Year 4 content for SF6, adding further interest to the weekend. At the same time, the decision to place the final stages behind a paid stream has sparked debate within the fighting game community.
Group Stage 1: Seeding
You can review the initial seeding for all competitors in the opening group phase through the visual bracket above. It outlines how players distribute across their respective pools before matches begin.
- 48 players split into multiple groups
- Seed placement determines early match paths
- Results will update after completed sets
Phase 2: Last-Chance Groups
You will see four redemption brackets take shape once Group Stage 1 concludes.
Organizers will confirm matchups and placements after initial results become official.
Capcom Cup 12 Playoffs: Brackets and Results
You enter a single-elimination bracket, where one defeat ends your run. Every match uses an extended first-to-five format, raising the stakes and testing consistency.
| Stage | Format | Advancement |
|---|---|---|
| Top 16 | Single Elimination | Winner advances |
| Grand Final | Ft5 | Champion decided |
Street Fighter League World Championship 2025
You watch the team-based Street Fighter 6 finale unfold on March 15, where regional champions compete for the global title.
Event Details:
- Format: Team competition
- Date: March 15
- Focus: Final matches and scheduled showdowns
The bracket and match order determine how each squad advances toward the championship.
Players to watch out for
Several contenders arrive with results that demand your attention. You should track these names closely as the bracket unfolds.
- Blaz built strong momentum over the past season. He made a deep run at Capcom Cup 11 and secured a runner-up finish at Evo France 2025. His recent consistency in premier events places him firmly in the title conversation.
- Xiao Hai brings decades of high-level fighting game experience. Known for his legacy in The King of Fighters, he also captured the Esports World Cup in both 2024 and 2025 for Street Fighter 6. You can expect sharp decision-making and strong tournament adaptation from him.
- MenaRD claimed victories at Evo Japan 2025 and Evo Las Vegas 2025. When you watch his matches, you see strong preparation and control in long sets.
- Leshar enters after winning Combo Breaker 2025, CEO 2025, and Evo France 2025. His recent run shows reliable performance across multiple major stages.
