Capcom and Street Fighter haven?t had the best track record as of late when it comes to appearing in the news. Hot of the heels of a generally mocked DLC reveal, rumors of a sixth Street Fighter game being shelved due to quality issues, and former face of the franchise Yoshinori Ono?s plans to leave the company, even more trouble comes for the game developer. Capcom announced via social media earlier today that it would take action against professional Street Fighter V player and former champion, Panda Global-sponsored Victor ?PG|Punk? Woodley, for remarks made to an opponent and tournament organizer following his loss in a Capcom Pro Tour North America Qualifier held last week. Woodley accused his competition of cheating and lashed out at tournament organizers. Capcom said that Woodley?s actions were ?a clear violation of the CPT Code of Conduct.? However, the punishment appears to not fit the crime in the same way it would normally.
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? Capcom Fighters (@CapcomFighters) August 20, 2020

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