Sasaki (Cody) vs Ooitajin (Chun-Li) - USF4

Match Review: Cody Turns the Footsie Match Into a Street Fight Sasaki vs. Ooitajin — Cody vs. Chun-Li Chun-Li comes into this matchup with the cleaner textbook. Kikoken to slow movement. Far-standing fierce to control the lane. Crouching medium kick to hold the floor. Back fierce to discourage jumps. Walk speed to keep the range honest. That is the match Ooitajin wants: measured, spaced, and difficult for Cody to force. Sasaki’s Cody does not win this 3-0 by playing that version of the match. He makes it uglier. Bad Stone gives him a way to interrupt Chun-Li’s rhythm. Ruffian Kick threatens movement and loose fireball timing. Crouching jab and close-range buttons let Cody start small, annoying pressure. Criminal Upper makes blocked situations feel heavier than they should. Once Sasaki gets close enough, the match stops being a neat footsie chart and starts becoming a scramble with damage attached. That is where Cody becomes dangerous. He is not the fastest character, and he does not always get in for free. But when he reaches the right range, every blocked button and every delayed response starts to feel risky. Ooitajin can still fight back with Chun-Li’s strong normals, but Sasaki keeps dragging the exchanges into places where Cody’s rougher tools matter more. The 3-0 result says a lot about control, but not the clean kind. Sasaki controls the mess. He makes Chun-Li defend closer than she wants, challenges the timing of Kikoken, and turns small openings into real pressure before Ooitajin can fully reset the screen. This is Cody doing Cody things properly: make the match less elegant, then win there. Final Result Sasaki defeats Ooitajin 3-0. 4th TOPANGA League B League Overview The 4th TOPANGA League B League was a 16-player round-robin league held in Ultra Street Fighter IV, with players competing for promotion into the A League. The top 4 players earned direct promotion to the A League, while 5th and 6th place advanced to the A/B Promotion Match. The B League featured 16 players in a full round-robin format, with 120 total matches. Matches were played online, and each set was first-to-3 games. 16 Competitors Mago (Yang) Tokido (Akuma) YHC-Mochi (Dhalsim) NISHIKIN / Nishikin (Blanka) KojiKOG (T. Hawk) sako (Elena) Nemo (Rolento) Itabashi Zangief (Zangief) Ninomae (Rose) Katakana de Aoki (Decapre) EX Pugera (Ibuki) Oitajin (Chun-Li) Akutagawa (Dudley) Santaro (Sagat) Sasaki (Cody) Yossan (Juri) Technical Breakdown: B League Round-Robin Format Format: First-to-3 (FT3). Game: Ultra Street Fighter IV. Purpose: Promotion into the 4th TOPANGA League A League. #StreetFighter #USF4 #UltraStreetFighterIV #TOPANGALeague #Sasaki #Ooitajin #Cody #ChunLi #FGC