THAT was a top player grand finals. Both players adapted on the spot repeatedly as the set progressed, changing the tempo of each game considerably.
Tweek was extra fierce in the chasing, the frame traps, and the punish game. Felt like he could've countered a bit more, but otherwise he played amazing.
acola on the other hand played the matchup perfectly. He found as much opportunity to close in as possible, capitalize on each moment of weakness, and set up enough walls to be a nuisance to Tweek. However, the super dealbreaker of the set was his parries. SO MANY PARRIES THROUGHOUT THE SET. All of them were super essential as well. I have never seen a player so precise with parries in all the years of this game being active. His parries were also super good throughout the tournament as well.
After losing to Big D, acola had to win 7 consecutive sets to win the whole thing, having to go through MkLeo, Glutonny, ProtoBanham, Kurama, runback on Big D, then two sets of Tweek. A gauntlet that seems unreal to surpass but he did it.
In the end interview, he made a statement that he is #1 and Japan is the #1 region. Doing what he did this tournament into saying that. THAT is a power move.