Feng VS Steve

Feng vs Steve

VODs from Feng's side

Tips

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    Steve relies heavily on punches; use 1+2 (Iron Shield) which has a punch sabaki from frames 5-9 and is a powerful mid-counter.

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    When Steve pressures with high/mid strings, ws1+2 (Push Hands) can parry punches between frames 5-8, granting a +14 advantage on a successful parry.

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    Steve's b+1 is a dangerous i13 high counter-hit tool; stay safe by using df+1, which is +0 on block and +6 on hit, to maintain pressure without overextending.

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    If Steve uses Sonic Fang (1+2) to punish or interrupt, remember it is -12 on block, allowing you to punish with your own i10 or i12 tools.

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    Steve's low options like d+1 (-13) and d+2 (-18) are punishable on block; use Feng's d+3+4 (i12) or ws4 (i11) to punish his faster low pokes.

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    Against Steve's PAB stance, note that PAB.df+2 is an i16 mid elbow that is -10 on block, making it punishable by your jab.

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Frame data: Wavu Wiki (CC0).

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FAQ

Who wins Feng vs Steve in Tekken 8?

We do not have enough recent major-set data yet for a reliable Feng vs Steve winrate. Use the tips and VODs below while more tournament results come in.

How do you beat Steve as Feng?

Steve relies heavily on punches; use 1+2 (Iron Shield) which has a punch sabaki from frames 5-9 and is a powerful mid-counter. When Steve pressures with high/mid strings, ws1+2 (Push Hands) can parry punches between frames 5-8, granting a +14 advantage on a successful parry. Steve's b+1 is a dangerous i13 high counter-hit tool; stay safe by using df+1, which is +0 on block and +6 on hit, to maintain pressure without overextending.

Are there pro VODs for Feng vs Steve?

No tournament VODs are listed for Feng vs Steve yet. The tips above still cover the main patterns while we index more sets.

Punishers

Steve moves that are −10 or worse on block, with Feng's best standing punisher (first hit or two-hit string, no Heat or Rage). Lows are punished from crouch with a while-standing (ws) move.

Steve moveOn blockPunish withStartupDamage
df+1,2~f+1+2,1,1-253,1+2* (launch)i1650
df+1,2~f+1+2,1-193,1+2* (launch)i1650
R.df+1+2-183,1+2* (launch)i1650
d+2-18ws2 (launch)i1517
u+2-15df+4,3 (launch)i1536
2,2-14b+1+2 (launch)i1331
f+1+2-14b+1+2 (launch)i1331
uf+2-14b+1+2 (launch)i1331
b+1-14b+1+2 (launch)i1331
f+1+2,2-13b+1+2 (launch)i1331
f,F+2-13b+1+2 (launch)i1331
db+1+2-13b+1+2 (launch)i1331
Feng moves Steve can punish
Feng moveOn blockSteve punishes with
f+4,4-31WS.2,2
3~4,3-26WS.2,2
db+4-26WS.2,2
f+2,1,2-19b+1+2,H.1+2
df+4,2,1+2-19b+1+2,H.1+2
b+1+2-19b+1+2,H.1+2
R.df+1+2-18b+1+2,H.1+2
db+2,2-17WS.2,2

Frame data: Wavu Wiki (CC0).

start.gg majors

Across 2 start.gg major sets, Feng is 1–1 against Steve.

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Matchup charts: Feng · Steve

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