Steve vs Feng

Feng's d+2 is a common i20 low poke that is -12 on block; use your i11 ws1 to interrupt his momentum after blocking it.

Watch for Feng's db+3 low; it is -15 on block, which is a rare opportunity for Steve to launch with FC.df+2 or u+2.

Feng's f,f,F+3 is a massive +6 to +11 on block; do not press buttons afterward and instead prepare to defend against his follow-up mixup.

Use b+1 (Quick Hook) to catch Feng trying to transition into Kenpo (KNP) or Shifting Clouds (STC), as it is i13 and leads to a full combo on counter-hitCounter hit Hitting during the startup of their attack, for extra damage or a launch. Counter hit.

Feng's f+1+2 power crushPower crush A move that absorbs highs and mids during startup. Power crush is -9 on block, making it safe, but it is a high; duck and punish it if you anticipate him using it to armor through your jabs.

Feng's b+1 is an i10 high that is -12 on block; punish it consistently with 1,1,2 for guaranteed damage.

Be wary of Feng's 1+2 punch parry; if he whiffs it, it is -13 on block, allowing you to punish with WSWhile standing Moves that come out as you rise from a crouch, often used to punish lows. While standing.1,2.

Feng's uf+4 hopkick is i15 and -13 on block; ensure you punish this with WSWhile standing Moves that come out as you rise from a crouch, often used to punish lows. While standing.1,2 every time to discourage his jumping attacks.