Oji League vs Streamer Army Set for October 24 Street Fighter 6 Showdown
Oji League's round-robin format already bans its last-place finisher from the next event, so a cross-promotional clash against outside streamers extends that stakes-driven structure beyond the league's own roster.
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REJECT announced "Oji League vs Streamer Army," a Street Fighter 6 showdown between Oji League participants and popular streamers, for Saturday, October 24. Koku-nii and SHAKA traded trash talk in a video released with the announcement, trading lines like "Bring it on, kid" and "Fine by me, old man." Silhouettes believed to be participants appear alongside epithets in the video's latter half, including "Teisei," "Goketsu," and SHAKA's "Legendary Battlefield King Sniper." Format and rules are not yet clear.
Koku-nii, who belongs to the esports team REJECT, hosts Oji League, an invitation-only Street Fighter series tournament whose round-robin format names both a champion and a last-place finisher, with the loser barred from the next event. In September 2026, Oji League 6 was held for the first time in about three and a half years, with Street Fighter 6 as the competition title and nine players, among them Nuki, Osu Akira, and Hameko. Ishii-Pro finished last. The new event moves outside that roster entirely.
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