SonicFox crowned the winner of Final Kombat 2020

On the 8th of March, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, NetherRealm Studios and Intersport hosted Final Kombat 2020, the championship finale of the Mortal Kombat 11 Pro Kompetition, in Chicago at the historic Park West theater.

Bringing together the top 16 Mortal Kombat 11 players from around the world, the tournament culminated with the back-to-back world champion, SonicFox, from the U.S. (playing as ‘The Joker’) defeating CGL NinjaKilla_212, also from the U.S., in an intense performance during the Grand Finals match to take home the Final Kombat 2020 trophy and the $40,000 first-place prize.

The full video of the Mortal Kombat 11 Final Kombat 2020 event livestream can be viewed on the NetherRealm Twitch Channel.

The event also featured several content reveals and announcements during the lead up to the Grand Finals match, including:

• The Official Spawn Gameplay Trailer was debuted for the first time, following an introduction by Keith David (voice of Spawn in Mortal Kombat 11) and Ed Boon (Creative Director, NetherRealm Studios and Co-Creator of Mortal Kombat).
• Spawn will join the Mortal Kombat 11 roster via the Kombat Pack on the 17th of March (early access), followed by the 24th of March (wide availability). Kombat Pack owners will also have access to the new Spawn-inspired “Hellspawn” Jacqui Briggs character skin on the 17th of March, alongside the new Matinee Skin Pack featuring “Osh Tekk Vandal” Kotal Kahn, “Swashbuckler” Erron Black and “Space Marine” Jacqui Briggs.
• McFarlane Toys Spawn Mortal Kombat action figure was displayed for the first time, emulating his iconic look from Mortal Kombat 11.
• New Red Band Trailer for the “Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion’s Revenge” animated film was revealed.
• New exclusive clip was revealed for Season 2 of the DC Universe “Harley Quinn” animated series.

Full results for Final Kombat 2020:

• SonicFox, U.S. (1^st place)
• CGL NinjaKilla_212, U.S. (2^nd place)
• bc Dragon, U.S. (3^rd place)
• UYU Deoxys, U.S. (4^th place)
• UYU Rewind, U.S. (tied for 5^th place)
• Noble Kombat, U.S. (tied for 5^th place)
• CGL Tweedy, U.S. (tied for 7^th place)
• PXP A F0xy Grampa, U.K. (tied for 7^th place)
• END Scar, U.S. (tied for 9^th place)
• PG Hayatei, Canada (tied for 9^th place)
• AF DizzyTT, U.K. (tied for 9^th place)
• NASR Tekken Master, Bahrain (tied for 9^th place)
• EFP Konqueror249, Brazil (tied for 13^th place)
• D2Stabs, Canada (tied for 13^th place)
• LOK Nivek, Greece (tied for 13^th place)
• Noble Semij, U.S. (tied for 13^th place)

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