Capcom started removing League Points from Street Fighter V

Last week Capcom started removing League Points from Street Fighter V players disconnecting from online matches before they lose the battle. Yesterday the top-ranked player known as “WORLD_COMBO” got back to bronze again.

WORLD_COMBO was one of the first two players in the world to reach Super Platinum rank in the fifth numbered game in the Street Fighter series. Reaching that rank requires earning 100,000 League Points through competitive online matches.

Over 9,000 points gone in an instant, from Platinum to Bronze level in the blink of an eye, it look’s like Capcom is not playing this time, we can say that he got the C-C-C-Combo Breaker!

Check the images below, before and after the penalty:

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June 26, 2026

Capcom started removing League Points from Street Fighter V

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