🏆At 15 years, two months, and 25 days old, Jaime "Craime" Bustos has become the youngest EWC champion ever, winning the Street Fighter 6 at EWC 2026 competition after a thrilling grand finale. 🥊The Street Fighter 6 prodigy made his way to the grand final by taking down much more experienced pros, and faced off against veteran Japanese fighter, Hibiki, in the grand final. Hibiki himself had an epic journey, having qualified for the main event through the Last Chance Qualifier, being one of five players to make it through out of 269 competitors. 🌪️Craime dominated the final, however, as he was the first to win five games after just seven bouts. Hibiki took the first, but Craime was able to draw the series and kept the momentum going as he beat out his rival using his favoured Ryu. 🥷The historic winner made his way to the grand finals by taking down not one, but two EVO winners on his path. After only losing a single game during the group stages, Craime took down EVO 2026 winner Saul Leonardo "MenaRD" Mena II in the quarterfinals, as well as EVO Japan 2026 winner Eisuke “Yamaguchi” Yamaguchi in the semis. 🇨🇱 When asked if there was something special about Chile and the fighting game scene, Craime said, “You know, in Chile, there’s the power.” 🔥Along with becoming the youngest SF6 at EWC 2026 champion, and the youngest EWC winner to date, Craime walks away with $250,000, qualification for Capcom Cup 13, and 1,000 Club Championship points for Team Falcons. That takes Falcons up to the top of the Club Championship standings at the end of Saturday, with the two-time defending champions once again looking like the team to beat. 🥉Yamaguchi took on another 15-year old, Hinao, in the fight for third place. Using Sagat, Hinao triumphed over Yamaguchi’s Mai in the best-of-nine, locking in a third-place finish and $70,000 in winnings for his Esports World Cup tournament. #EsportsWorldCup2026 #ewc2026 #StreetFighter6 #SF6 #Paris #France #esports #gaming
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