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Aizawa Ema Hosts Street Fighter League Mirror Where All Three Matches Went to Extension

Fukushima, Hiroshima and Kumamoto each won theirs, with Amayui Moka joining as guest for the nearly five-hour broadcast.

Aizawa Ema during “【ストリートファイターリーグ JAPAN 2026】Division S 第8節 ミラー配信【ぶいすぽっ!/ 藍沢エマ】,” a broadcast that ran 4h 50m. Press to play from YouTube

All three Division S Round 8 matches of Street Fighter League JAPAN 2026 went to a deciding extension on Friday, and Aizawa Ema of VSpo followed them live on the league’s mirror stream. Amayui Moka, also of VSpo, joined as a guest. Fukushima, Hiroshima and Kumamoto took the three matches, all played in Street Fighter 6.

In the first, Fukushima, at home, met Zeta Division. Fukushima’s ace forced the extension with Juri after opening the set on Cammy, leaving the match level at 20-20. In the extension, Fukushima’s Dhalsim beat Zeta Division’s Viper two games to one, and Fukushima won 30-20. Afterward the Fukushima ace said he had started playing Street Fighter on Cammy, and that having both characters ready made them a double main.

The second match sent Hiroshima to Kadokawa Fab Gaming. It was level at 20-20 before the extension, a Viper mirror, which the Hiroshima player won to give his team a 30-20 result. In the interview that followed, he said it was his first extension in six years in the league and that he had gone in as the challenger.

In the third, a connection error knocked one Kumamoto player out of the custom room during the middle bout, and under the league’s official rules the bout counted against that player. The room was rebuilt before play resumed, the match again finished level at 20-20, and Kumamoto’s Terry beat Sagat in the extension to take it.

Ema and Amayui Moka interviewed players from each winning team on the stream. Fukushima’s next match, in Round 9, is away at Hiroshima on Dec. 1, and Ema said VSpo’s next mirror stream is for Division F on Nov. 27.

This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from the broadcast's automatic Japanese captions and chat replay. Quotations and chat messages are translated into English and may not be exact; the timestamps at right lead to the moments described.

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