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List of Street Fighter Grand Slam champions

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This article details the list of Street Fighter video game's Grand Slam tournaments champions of the modern era. The first Grand Slam tournament included was EVO 2009, which was the first major tournament of Street Fighter IV. Since then, the first Capcom Cup started in 2013, the first Red Bull Kumite started in 2015, and the first EVO Japan started in 2018. 26 players have won at least one grand slam.[1][2][3]

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Champions by player

Infiltration (gamer)
Infiltration and MenaRD both have 4 major titles, share an all-time record. Infiltration won two EVOs, one Red Bull Kumite and one EVO Japan. While MenaRD won 2 Capcom Cups, one Red Bull Kumite and one EVO Japan.
Daigo Umehara
Daigo was the first ever Grand Slam champion, winning EVO in 2009. He also won back to back EVOs the following year.
Momochi was the only player to win EVO and Capcom Cup within a year.
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Champions by character

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Note: A player can play multiple characters throughout their tournament run, every played-characters contributed to the players' win-loss records no matter if they played him/her in the finals or not, thus every characters the eventual champion used was also counted as a champion.

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Multiple slam winners by player

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Multiple slam winners by character

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Consecutive titles

EVOJP EVO Japan EVO EVO
RBK Red Bull Kumite CCC Capcom Cup

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At one tournament

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Notes

  1. Red Bull Kumite held their tournament each year unregularly, mostly before EVO and Capcom Cup. However the tournament was held after EVO in 2018[4] and even after Capcom Cup in 2019.[5][6]
  2. In fact, Red Bull Kumite actually held two tournaments in 2021.[7][8] Since they didn't have a tournament in 2022, the second tournament of 2021 would be counted as the 2022 edition since the order of the Grand Slam tournaments stayed the same.
  3. After the pandemic, specifically since 2022, Capcom Cup wasn't held in the actual calendar year, in fact was held in the beginning of the upcoming year.[9][10]
  4. Red Bull Kumite was held before EVO Japan.[11][12]
  5. During Daigo's consecutive titles, there was only one Grand Slam tournament created.
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