Fatal Fury Regional League: SNK created a doubles tournament for its latest game, Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves.
Four Brazilian duos qualified in the Brazilian stage and flew to Malaysia for the Group Stage.
The duo Amigos do Barba, with players Chuchu and Rat3x, kept winning all the way to the Top 4 and then to the Grand Final.
Facing team All-Rounders, with Vermi_CL from Chile and Alex from Argentina, the Brazilians came out on top and were crowned champions, taking home US$ 10,000 and a spot in the world finals.
🏆 YOUR FATAL FURY REGIONAL LEAGUE SOUTH AMERICA CHAMPIONS!
Congratulations to Amigos do Barba’s @danilodrumrox & @chuchuzera01, who fought their way to the top and claimed the SOUTH AMERICA regional crown!
Relive the moment here:
📺 https://t.co/rGsGOZlwTI
📺… pic.twitter.com/G253W3JKVJ— SNK Esports Hub (@snk_esports_hub) October 24, 2026
Now qualified for the World Finals, Chuchu and Rat3x will go after the US$ 100,000 prize.
The Regional League World Finals will take place during the SNK World Championship 2026, SNK’s global circuit of official tournaments, which this year runs from November 27 to 29 in Stockholm, Sweden.
The SNK World Championship 2026 has a total prize pool of US$ 4.2 million, split across five SNK games:
- Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves
- The King of Fighters XV
- Samurai Shodown (2019)
- Art of Fighting 3
- The King of Fighters ’98
Watch the full broadcast of day two of the Fatal Fury Regional League below. The video already starts at the beginning of the Grand Final.
SNK’s esports division created this tournament with a different format, which also works as a qualifier for its World Championship.
Called the Regional League, the tournament was split into four regions:
- South America
- North America
- Europe, Middle East and North Africa
- Asia
Each region had its own qualifier to decide its 8 best duos, and in South America, 4 spots were reserved for Brazil.
Every duo had to have a name, and Brazilian creativity was on display for the rest of the world once again.
Source: SNK eSports.
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