We love reporting about new world records that have either been set or broken, but this one has been utterly shoruyken’d in the ass.
European SFIV champion, Ryan Hart from Hull defeated 169 opponents in a row for over four-and-a-half hours at the GameStation store in Hull‘s Prospect Centre, smashing the previous world record of just 61.
Hart was delighted with his impressive achievement, saying:
"At one point I was really unsure whether or not I would beat the record, but I just put my mind to the task and got on with it. It was a great result."
European SFIV champion, Ryan Hart from Hull defeated 169 opponents in a row for over four-and-a-half hours at the GameStation store in Hull‘s Prospect Centre, smashing the previous world record of just 61.
Hart was delighted with his impressive achievement, saying:
"At one point I was really unsure whether or not I would beat the record, but I just put my mind to the task and got on with it. It was a great result."
Guinness World Record’s editor-in-chief, Craig Glenday, who was the official adjudicator of the record attempt said:
"It was like watching a machine in action! Ryan is a terminator.”
"One after the other, the challengers fell by the wayside as Ryan sat calmly, quietly knocking them off like a silent killer.”
"His quickest victory - a perfect finish - took just seven seconds against a bewildered Chun-Li. The average survival time was about 12 seconds. It was a massacre in Hull."
7 seconds! Damn, that’s impressive. Congratulation, Ryan from all of us here at VGS.
"It was like watching a machine in action! Ryan is a terminator.”
"One after the other, the challengers fell by the wayside as Ryan sat calmly, quietly knocking them off like a silent killer.”
"His quickest victory - a perfect finish - took just seven seconds against a bewildered Chun-Li. The average survival time was about 12 seconds. It was a massacre in Hull."
7 seconds! Damn, that’s impressive. Congratulation, Ryan from all of us here at VGS.
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