Rise up. Thats the Street Fighter V mantra. A select few players certainly did so at day two of the Evolution Championship Series (Evo).Saturday was one of the best days of the games competitive life so far. It combined high drama and overwhelming emotion into one beautiful road to the top eight. Now that the players are set, here are some highlights from those who rose to the challenge:Team Razers Lee Infiltration Seon-woo is still the favorite to take down the Evo title. Theres been so much written about him and his amazing Capcom Pro Tour year, but nothing could compare to the amount of pressure on his shoulders to do well at Evo. Ultimately, he exceeded expectations. He was fantastic throughout the day and crushed the competition.Atsushi Yukadon Fujimura is the young, fearless, and ultra-aggressive Nash player from Japan making plenty of waves with his tournament run. He first attracted attention with his remarkable second-place finish in Japans Ranking Tournament, Tokyo Button Mashers. That run started the hype. At Evo, his list of vanquished opponents included several very notable names, like Hajime Tokido Taniguchi, Alienwares Naoki Nemo Nemoto and Panda Globals Ryan FilipinoChamp Ramirez. No one could figure out his offensive patterns or series of mix-ups. Hell be a crowd favorite on the Mandalay Bay stage.Team Razers Keita Fuudo Ai was featured in the Street Fighter V preview, and for good reason: Fuudo is a problem for any would-be champion. The boy who lived managed to sneak his way to the top eight of the largest fighting game tournament with his immaculate and ground-heavy Rainbow Mika. His strengths lie in his ground game, spacing and uncanny ability to anti-air. Overall, he controls the neutral and the space in front of him well and earned his reputation as a walking wall. Fuudo took down many Western players; chief among them were Red Bulls Olivier Luffy Hay, Joe LI Joe Ciaramelli and Evil Geniuses Ricki Ortiz. While it could be said that his road was less dangerous than other top-placers, the man still earned his top-eight berth.Joe LI Joe Ciaramelli, the Long Islander and lone U.S. hope, put on the show of his entire fighting game life. After his hit-confirm into critical art, he lifted his arms in jubilation as his friends mobbed him all the way to the ground of the stage. Theres been little from L.I. Joes history as far as tournament success, but he pulled off a stunning effort and created one of the greatest moments for the Capcom Pro Tour so far. Deion Sanders Jersey . Cuban testified Thursday that he was upset when the companys CEO told him news that would reduce the value of his shares, for which hed paid $7.5 million. But he said he did nothing improper when he sold those shares over the next two days. Julio Jones Youth Jersey . 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He would have been the first opener to score a double against England since Graeme Smith in 2003.161 The partnership between Rahul and Karun Nair; there have only been four higher stands for Indias fourth wicket against England, and only one of those was in India: in 1985, Mohammad Azharuddin and Mohinder Amarnath added 190, also at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. 31 Innings between century stands for Indias opening pairs in Tests. The last hundred partnership - before the 152-run stand today between Rahul and Parthiv Patel - came in Fatuullah in June 2015, when M Vijay and Shikhar Dhawan added 283.dddddddddddd Between that Test and this one, Indias opening pairs had scored only 717 partnership runs in 31 innings at an average of 24.72.4 Test hundreds for Rahul, the most by an Indian opener since the start of 2015. 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