Tekken World Tour 2023 Returns Next Month

Posted by Adam Neaves | Feb 6, 2023 | News Articles | 0 |

Tekken World Tour 2023 will be returning next month with all-person events once again

The tournament will feature a global leaderboard, with results tallied from region-free and in-person MASTER+, MASTER, CHALLENGER, and DOJO events held throughout the world. The top players from each event type will be awarded with points, with the highest point earners on the global leaderboard eventually advancing to the Global Finals to fight for the title TEKKEN World Tour 2023 Champion.

This year’s initial MASTER+, MASTER, CHALLENGER, and DOJO in-person competitions begin at EVO Japan on 31st March, followed up with MIXUP in Lyon, France on 22nd April.

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