LAS VEGAS -- Daigo Umehara is the greatest fighting game player in history, housing a collection of trophies and awards dating back to 1997. At 37, Daigo has experienced it all, traveling across the ...

Daigo Umehara, right, is the most storied Street Fighter players in the history of the game and one of the best-known names in the fighting game community. At 37, he's hoping for another title in his ...

Sportskeeda's Jason Parker recently had a chat with pro fighting game legend Daigo Umehara about his career and future (Image via Sportskeeda) When talking about the greatest fighting game players of ...

During the 2004 Evolution Championship Series (EVO), two players came together to produce one of the most iconic moments in fighting game history. Against Justin "JWong" Wong, Daigo "The Beast" ...

Originally recorded at the Evo Championship Series in 2004, Evo Moment #37, or the Daigo Parry, is one of the most iconic clips in the history of competitive gaming. Nearly 15 years later, new footage ...

One of the greatest moments in competitive fighting-game history is a decade old today. On Aug. 1, 2004, long-time Street Fighter player Daigo Umehara, with only a sliver of health, came back to win a ...

In a series of ten matches at PAX Prime, legendary Street Fighter boss Daigo Umehara hammered opponent Kun Ho, this year's Evo champion. Gamespot reports the two faced off during the Mad Catz's ...

The Beast himself Daigo Umehara lost out on retaining his Street Fighter IV championship for a third time, as Japan's Fuudo took home the crown. Fuudo took the championship by three sets to nill with ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. This article was originally published on GameSpot's sister site onGamers.com, which was dedicated to esports coverage. "Ever since I became a pro, ...

Attending this year's Evolution Championship Series in Las Vegas? If so, you'll probably wanna bring medicated lotion for the severe whooping you'll be receiving at the hands of international fighting ...

This article was originally published on GameSpot's sister site onGamers.com, which was dedicated to esports coverage. Street Fighter and fighting games' most decorated player, Daigo Umehara, smashed ...