Eddy vs Feng

Feng's b+1 is a very fast i10 high counter-hitCounter hit Hitting during the startup of their attack, for extra damage or a launch. Counter hit launcher; avoid being too predictable with slow pressure as it is only -12 on block.

When Feng enters Kenpo Step (KNP), be wary of KNP.3, an i22 mid launcher that is -14 on block; use i14 punishersWhiff and block punish A guaranteed answer to a move that leaves its user too minus on block or whiff. Whiff and block punish like b+1 or df+2 if you block it.

Feng's d+3 is a common i16 low poke but is -17 on block; use a heavy wsWhile standing Moves that come out as you rise from a crouch, often used to punish lows. While standing launcher like ws2 or ws3 for maximum punishment.

Many of Feng's strings, such as 1,2,2 and f+4, can transition to Backturned (BT) stance; use fast mids to check him if he attempts to transition on block.

Eddy's RLX stance can naturally evade many of Feng's high pokes like his jab (1) or b+1, allowing for counter-attacks with RLX.4 or RLX.1+2.

Feng's f,f,F+3 is a powerful running mid that is up to +11g on block; do not press buttons afterward and prepare for his follow-up pressure.

Watch for Feng's Sabaki (1+2), which parries punches and is -13 on block; use kicks or knees like b+3 to safely bypass the parry window.