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Asian Games esports: how to watch the Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8 and KOF XV final

Asian Games esports: how to watch the Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8 and KOF XV final
ArticleMythscribe26 September 2026

The team fighting-game final starts at 08:00 BST on September 26; here are the official streams and remaining esports finals schedule.

The Asian Games' Street Fighter 6, Tekken 8 and The King of Fighters XV team final is scheduled for 08:00–12:00 BST on Saturday, 26 September. That's 16:00–20:00 Japan Standard Time (JST, UTC+9). The three games form one team event; this is not a set of three separate medal finals. The Japan eSports Union (JESU)

schedule places the finals at Aichi Sky Expo in Aichi Prefecture. Its broadcast notice, dated 14 September, lists the final for 16:00–20:00 JST on TBS Sports' YouTube channel, with Japanese-language commentary. The Olympic Council of Asia's Asian Games TV is the official English-language global feed for events not

carried on TBS; check its live listings because the two services' coverage is not identical. The same day's Puyo Puyo eSports final is scheduled for 09:00–14:00 JST (01:00–06:00 BST). It is already at its scheduled end by the time of this guide, so no result is assumed here. The official schedule continues with Pokémon

UNITE finals on 27 September, Honor of Kings on the 28th, PUBG Mobile on the 29th, Identity V on the 30th, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang on 1 October and League of Legends on 2 October. Those are Japanese local event dates and times; the detailed programme can change, so use JESU's page for updates. JESU's streaming

release says TBS covers selected medal sessions, while OCA provides English streams for events outside that Japanese broadcast plan. Start with the TBS channel for today's team final, then use the OCA schedule to find an English feed where one is listed. The Asian Games mark used here is supplied as a downloadable

image with JESU's official press release; credit: Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games Organising Committee. Headline image: Aichi-Nagoya 2026 Asian Games mark, supplied with the Japan eSports Union's official broadcast press release.

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