Don't believe SF haters, Samierre.
And about the fact that Hugo was able to resist the Shin Shoryuken, someone thinks at this as a "Ryu is weak: he couldn't even defeat Hugo with his Shin Shoryuken". In truth the fact is "Wow, Hugo has truly an amazing stamina, since he's able to not being knocked out by the Shin Shoryuken".
Alex won the SF3 tournament basically 'cause he was lucky: Ryu took out Hugo, Oro took out Ryu, and Oro didn's showed up in the fight with Alex (Oro already found an interesting potential successor in Ryu, so he didn't need to compete in the tournament anymore). And in the final Gill was just testing Alex. Gill created the SF3 tournament NOT to demonstrate his power and that he's the best fighter in the world (like Sagat during SF1 tournament), but to find men that are useful to create his utopian world.
Basically Alex managed to avenge his friend Tom quite "Dan style" ^^'
Originally posted by Meioh_Hades👆
Don't believe SF haters, Samierre.And about the fact that Hugo was able to resist the Shin Shoryuken, someone thinks at this as a "Ryu is weak: he couldn't even defeat Hugo with his Shin Shoryuken". In truth the fact is "Wow, Hugo has truly an amazing stamina, since he's able to not being knocked out by the Shin Shoryuken".
Alex won the SF3 tournament basically 'cause he was lucky: Ryu took out Hugo, Oro took out Ryu, and Oro didn's showed up in the fight with Alex (Oro already found an interesting potential successor in Ryu, so he didn't need to compete in the tournament anymore). And in the final Gill was just testing Alex. Gill created the SF3 tournament NOT to demonstrate his power and that he's the best fighter in the world (like Sagat during SF1 tournament), but to find men that are useful to create his utopian world.
Basically Alex managed to avenge his friend Tom quite "Dan style" ^^'