Work Your Way Up
GameDaily: Can you describe the types of tournaments you have set up and the championships you've won? How did you get to your level of sophistication with the series?
Seth Killian: I played in a bunch of smaller events during SF2's early days, but I got my national tournament start at the venerable Midwest Championships in Chicago, playing Super Street Fighter II. I had a bad case of nerves and got whipped in the quarter-finals, but loved the scale and the competition. I kept at it and was later able to return and win the event, and have been addicted to tournaments ever since. I played on the first ever U.S. National Street Fighter Team in Tokyo (where I also got whipped), and have since moved into organizing the EVO Championship Series, which has grown to become the biggest fighting competition in the world. I still love competing, but I don't recommend trying to run a major event and play in it at the same time -- both are extremely stressful, and although I have consistent top 10 finishes, I've never won EVO.
Source: Capcom