Top Characters in Street Fighter 6 Meta: Who Dominates at the Highest Level?

The *Capcom Pro Tour* is currently on hiatus as the full lineup of 48 participants for *Capcom Cup 11* has now been confirmed. While the focus often shifts to the elite players competing on the global stage, it's equally fascinating to examine the characters they choose to represent them in battle.

Following the conclusion of the World Warrior circuit, *EventHubs* released detailed statistics showcasing the most frequently used *Street Fighter 6* characters at the highest level of competition. These stats serve as a strong indicator of current game balance and character viability. Interestingly, all 24 fighters in the roster were represented among the top players, although some saw significantly less usage than others.

Out of nearly 200 players analyzed—based on eight finalists from each of the 24 regions—only one competitor chose Ryu as their main. Surprisingly, even Terry Bogard, the newest addition to the cast, was selected by two players, highlighting evolving trends in character preference.

Currently dominating the professional scene are Cammy, Ken, and M. Bison, each picked by 17 players as their primary choice. Following closely behind are Akuma with 12 selections, Ed and Luke with 11 each, and JP and Chun-Li each chosen by 10 players. This tier showcases a mix of high-skill execution-based characters and well-rounded veterans who remain effective in competitive play.

On the lower end of popularity, Zangief, Guile, and Juri each received seven votes. While not as dominant as the top-tier picks, these characters still hold strategic value and are played effectively by skilled individuals who understand their unique mechanics and matchups.

Capcom Cup 11 – What’s at Stake?

The highly anticipated *Capcom Cup 11* will take place this March in Tokyo, Japan. As one of the most prestigious events in the fighting game community, it brings together the world’s best players to compete for the title of champion. The grand prize? A staggering [ttpp], making it one of the most lucrative tournaments in esports history.