Interviews

This episode I sat down with Summer Slam winner RyuJin to chat about that event and his plans for the future. We discuss the Michigan scene, his thoughts on the Calibur scene (both now and after Evo), and his expectations for the big event less than 3 weeks away.

A bit of a retroactive episode since it's been a while since SS happened , but there have been so many events since that it feels longer than it actually was.

Hey, everyone. As promised, we're rolling with these episodes, trying to bring you all the big major winners so you can hear their voice and opinion. This episode, I managed some time with recent Northwest Majors champ Heaton, who had an impressive showing with his main man Siegfried.

Unfortunately, he won't be taking his Evo points to Evo because... he's only 19! What's the fun in going to Vegas if you can't drink or gamble (legally)? That doesn't mean he doesn't have some strong statements and interesting comments, so we hope you enjoy.

We're back with another episode, and this time we brought on recent UFGT winner, LostProvidence. This was his first UFGT, so we chat a little about the experience he had, including the comp he faced while there. We also discuss his plans for Evo, MLG, and the future, as well as his thoughts on SCV, the current strength of the US, and how he came to be a Viola player.

Luckily for us, Hawkeye decided to get some payback on LP and get some words in from the background, so you'll hear a little from him, too. Being in the Army, LP isn't afraid to drop some adult language, so watch out for the youngins ears!

Some time ago, when Polish football team coach was looking for players for the national team for Euro 2012 he said he would try everyone. Yes, everyone. Obviously, he didn't. It was no suprise, however, that was quite an interesting idea.

Now how about I decided to interview you? Yes - you, precisely. You, who are reading this. You - member of the SC community.

The 5th episode of the Interview Time! is very special for me. That's actually not because Belial is one of the biggest name in our community. That's because back in 2006 he showed me how far from Europe my country is when it comes to Soulcalibur.

Belial is a man thanks to whom I started training harder and hard. But is he still Belial? I doubt it. He transformed to Kапитан Pоссия!

Continuing our coverage of the Evo qualifiers popping off, this episode we take a look at one of the few big Canadian tournies, Toryuken. Partisan got himself an excellent win and we anticipate some good play when he gets to Evo.

We chat about Toryuken, the Toronto Calibur scene, Partisan's plans for the near future, his recent projects, and plenty more. Check it out!