Arslan Ash triumphs over Jeondding at Evo France 2025, wins seventh Tekken Evo title

Arslan Ash triumphs over Jeondding at Evo France 2025, wins seventh Tekken Evo title
Arslan Ash Wins Evo France 2025. Source: Twitter/Evo_France
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Key points

  1. Arslan Ash has secured his seventh Tekken Evo Title.
  2. He defeated Jeondding and Qudans in the tournament, which were his demons at the Esports World Cup 2025.
  3. Arslan Ash came from the loser’s bracket.

Arslan “Arslan Ash” Siddique defeats Jeon “Jeondding” Sang-hyun at Evo France 2025 to claim his seventh Tekken Evo title, proving his dominance once more by beating the demons that haunted him at the Esports World Cup 2025.

His path to the grand finals included the Tekken legend Son “Qudans” Byeong-mun, the very same person who eliminated him at the Esports World Cup 2025. He also had to fight Kane “KaneAndTrench” Heartfield, Rey Matthew “KingReyJr” Escanio and Fergus “Fergus” McGee.

Arslan Ash came from the loser’s side of the top eight, which means that a set loss would mean he would have to go home. Jeondding, on the other hand, was on the winner’s side and had an easy time sending Kaneandtrench and Fergus down to the loser’s side.

However, Arslan Ash’s seventh Evo title will not be denied, as he quickly reset the bracket with his trusty Nina. In the second set, Jeondding fought hard, being the first one to reach set point, which means that he was one win away from getting his first Evo title.

Arslan Ash denied this achievement as he quickly adjusted his gameplay and caught Jeondding off guard, resulting in a swift two-game victory and his seventh Evo title.

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