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How to view Capcom Cup 12 Finals and Street Fighter League World Championship Finals for free in-game in Street Fighter 6

Update: This story is being updated with live results as they occur.

Throughout the majority of this week, we'll be seeing both Capcom Cup 12 and the Street Fighter League 2025 World Championship take place and it's all happening in Tokyo, Japan.

Players participating in Capcom Cup 12 are WBG|MenaRD, 2G|Blaz, Falcons|Xiaohai, DRX|Leshar, Reject|AngryBird, RB|Gachikun, Mouz|EndingWalker, Reject|Tokido, Zeta|Momochi, NIP|JuicyJoe, Reject|Fuudo, G8S|Sahara, CR|DualKevin, Void|Kilzyou, SR|NuckleDu, G8S|Kawano, Zeta|Higuchi, Scarz|Kincho, Falcons|NL, Reject|Hinao, Reject|BigBird, AMG|Kobayan, G8S|Pugera, FAV|Ryukichi, E1S|NotPedro, 8BD|Vxbao, Varrel|YHC-Mochi, Bandits|Caba, ESAHK|Micky, ChrisT, 2G|Shaka22, Yesports|HotDog29, Lexx, Yesports|Rainpro, PWS|Jiewa, Travis Styles, 2G|Lugabo, SR|JAK, GG|JabhiM, Bravery, Xerna, DakCorgi, Armakof, Yonangel, 2G|Tashi, SG|Deiver and lllRaihanlll.

The format this year is different than you might be used to, with the 48 qualified players divided into 12 different groups which each feature a 4-person mini-bracket which will be played through in a first-to-3 format.

Whoever gets through the winner's bracket in their group will immediately qualify to the final Top 16 bracket, while the players who get through in loser's bracket advance to a second phase of qualifications.

In this second phase, the 12 players who made it through their respective loser's brackets will be divided into new groups with 3 players in each group which will then do a Round Robin internally in each group. The winner of this Round Robin will claim one of the final 4 spots for the Top 16 bracket.

Once we've reached the Top 16 bracket, it now shifts to a single-elimination competition but instead of first-to-3 it will now be played in a first-to-5 format until a winner has been crowned.

Whoever wins will once again receive a grand prize of $1,000,000, the lion's share of the total prize pool. Below that, second place nets $100,000, third place gets $50,000 and fourth place earns $20,000. The tied 5th placers each go home with $10,000 while the tied 9th placer finalists land $4,000 each.

For those eliminated before the finals, the players who advanced to the second part of the group stage, which is to say both the tied 17th placers and the tied 21st placers, all earn $2,000 each. Tied 25th placers earn $1,750 each and for those who end up tied 37th they will each still go home with a cool $1,500 for their efforts.

As for the Street Fighter League World Championship, the three championship teams will play against each other in a Round Robin format with home and away rules, meaning there will be a total of 6 matches played for this portion of the competition.

After the Round Robin, the first and second team will have a final battle on the event's last day in a first-to-70 points system to crown the Street Fighter League World Champions for the 2025 season once and for all.

In the Street Fighter League World Championship, the Japanese team Reject consists of Reject|Tokido, Reject|Fuudo, Reject|Daigo and DRX|Leshar. The North American representatives Team Bandits are WBG|MenaRD, Bandits|Caba, ChrisT and Booce Lee. Finally, the European team Ninjas In Pyjamas has NIP|Phenom, NIP|JuicyJoe, Reject|AngryBird and Reject|BigBird.

The Street Fighter League World Championship will see the winning team earn $100,000 to share amongst each other with $60,000 for second place and $40,000 for third place.

Streaming will be done at Capcom Fighters for the free portion of the event while the final day of Capcom Cup 12 as well as the end of the Street Fighter League World Finals are being conducted through a pay-per-view format with tickets on sale at SPWN.

However, even the pay-per-view portions of the event can be viewed free of charge by starting Street Fighter 6 and entering the battle hub where the matches will be shown in-game at the giant monitor in battle hub, though the broadcast will be without commentary and given the high demand it may not be possible to enter the battle hub to view the finals due to server capacity limits.

How to view Capcom Cup 12 Finals and Street Fighter League World Championship Finals for free in-game in Street Fighter 6

During the final two days when the broadcast shifts to a pay-per-view format, you will still be able to watch the matches for free by going in-game in Street Fighter 6 and entering the battle hub. Below are the official instructions on how to do so from Capcom themselves.

On Friday, March 13th, 2026 at 7 p.m. Pacific time, users can log into Street Fighter 6's Battle Hub, which is accessible from one of the game's main menu screens, to watch the Capcom Cup 12 Top 16 play out.

The following day, Saturday, March 14th, 2026 at 6 p.m. Pacific time, users can visit Street Fighter 6's Battle Hub, to view the Street Fighter League: World Championship 2025 matches.

Contributions to this story were made by Jon 'Catalyst' Grey.