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=== As Feng === Â | === [[Feng matchups|As Feng]] === Â | ||
Kazuya's DF2 locks down many evasive options and Feng doesn't get a great punish on it. Consider parrying it with 1+2 or iWS1+2. If you delay back kenpo so Feng hasn't stuck his right arm out when DF2 hits, you can back kenpo DF2 in most situations and KEN3 it on reaction for a launch. This will still evade most his pokes. | Kazuya's DF2 locks down many evasive options and Feng doesn't get a great punish on it. Consider parrying it with 1+2 or iWS1+2. If you delay back kenpo so Feng hasn't stuck his right arm out when DF2 hits, you can back kenpo DF2 in most situations and KEN3 it on reaction for a launch. This will still evade most his pokes. | ||
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Feng's high crushing command dash is a good way to approach Kazuya without being hit with an electric. | Feng's high crushing command dash is a good way to approach Kazuya without being hit with an electric. | ||
=== As Kazuya === | === [[Kazuya matchups|As Kazuya]] === | ||
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As Feng
Kazuya's DF2 locks down many evasive options and Feng doesn't get a great punish on it. Consider parrying it with 1+2 or iWS1+2. If you delay back kenpo so Feng hasn't stuck his right arm out when DF2 hits, you can back kenpo DF2 in most situations and KEN3 it on reaction for a launch. This will still evade most his pokes.
Feng's high crushing command dash is a good way to approach Kazuya without being hit with an electric.