Hwoarang vs Feng

Use d+3,4 to enter RFS with a +8g to +10g advantage on block, forcing Feng to respect your next move.

Feng's b+1+2 is a common panic move; since it is -19 on block, punish it with a full launcher like df+2 or b+3.

Be wary of using too many punch strings, as Feng's 1+2 and ws1+2 have punch parry/sabaki properties starting as early as frame 5.

Use df+4 as a i16 mid homing tool to catch Feng if he tries to sidestep or use Kenpo (KNP) to evade your linear kicks.

RFF.3~4 (Backlash) is an excellent tool against Feng's aggressive poking, as it is a power crushPower crush A move that absorbs highs and mids during startup. Power crush and remains +4 to +7 on block.

If Feng uses his d+3 low poke, punish it with ws4,4 (i11) or ws3 (i14) since it is -17 on block.

Use f+4 to enter RFS; it is i17 and provides a massive +7 to +13 advantage on block, effectively shutting down Feng's b+1 counter-pokes.

Avoid being predictable with lows like db+4 (-12) or d+4 (-17), as Feng's ws4 (i11) and ws1,2 (i13) are very effective punishersWhiff and block punish A guaranteed answer to a move that leaves its user too minus on block or whiff. Whiff and block punish.