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Latin American team 2Game wins Street Fighter League Americas 2026
Latin American team 2Game won the Street Fighter League Americas 2026 Finals after a comeback in the competition.
The team includes players from Mexico, Argentina and Brazil, with 17-year-old Chilean player Blaz starring in the final.
Blaz beat NoahTheProdigy in a close match, using Jamie, a character rarely seen in top-level competition.
Mexican player Lugabo then secured the victory for 2Game, which had finished third the previous year.
The team’s coach said Latin American players have fewer opportunities to compete and travel, so many talented players remain unseen.
The team’s win highlights the region’s growing strength in Street Fighter 6, including recent results by Chilean player Craime.
The sources do not say what 2Game will compete in next.
Latin American team 2Game won the Street Fighter League Americas 2026 Finals.
The team includes players from Mexico, Argentina and Brazil.
Seventeen-year-old Chilean player Blaz helped lead 2Game through the competition.
After Blaz won a close match against NoahTheProdigy, Mexican player Lugabo secured the team’s victory.
2Game’s win was a comeback after the team finished third the previous year.
- Who
- 2Game, a team of players from Mexico, Argentina and Brazil, won the finals.
- What
- The team won the Street Fighter League Americas 2026 Finals.
- When
- 2026. The article was published on November 10, 2026.
- Where
- The finals were for the Americas league. A specific venue is not stated.
- Why
- Not stated
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2Game finished third in the competition.
Capcom Fighters posted about the Street Fighter League Americas 2026 Finals.
Blaz won his match against NoahTheProdigy, and Lugabo secured 2Game’s victory.
- Winning team
- 2Game
- Competition
- Street Fighter League Americas 2026 Finals
- Team countries
- Mexico, Argentina and Brazil
- Blaz’s age
- 17
- Previous finish
- Third place last year
What people are saying
I mean, we don’t take anything for granted
We don’t have as many opportunities as anyone else, and that's why we’ve got to do whatever we can in any possible way to make sure we play at the highest level, no matter what.
I came into the Noah match thinking it was going to be a little bit easy, but I was a little bit surprised by how Noah played
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This set was something else 👀 #SFLAMERICAS2026 | https://t.co/QNfS4EB9gS