Sagat

Sagat is a towering, battle-hardened fighter hailing from Thailand, standing at an intimidating 7’5” with a physique built from years of brutal training and relentless combat. His bald head, sharp facial features, and a single piercing eye exude a sense of discipline and intimidation. His left eye is covered by a black eyepatch, a permanent reminder of his past battles and rivalries. One of his most defining features is the massive diagonal scar carved across his chest, a wound inflicted by Ryu’s Shoryuken during their legendary fight. This scar not only marks his body but also symbolizes his unyielding drive for strength, revenge, and redemption. His hands and forearms are tightly wrapped in traditional white bandages, a testament to his Muay Thai discipline, where strikes with fists, elbows, knees, and shins define his brutal fighting style. He dons simple yet iconic Muay Thai shorts, typically deep blue with red trim, tied with a thick waistband bearing the name “TIGER”—a nod to his signature move, the devastating Tiger Shot projectile. His muscles are sculpted and battle-worn, radiating raw power and years of combat mastery. Once a fearsome champion known as the “Emperor of Muay Thai,” Sagat was originally introduced as the final boss in the first Street Fighter. His pride was shattered after being defeated by Ryu, sparking a bitter rivalry that became central to his character arc. While he initially allied with the criminal organization Shadaloo under M. Bison, Sagat’s code of honor and warrior spirit ultimately clashed with their corruption. Over time, he became less of a villain and more of an anti-hero—a warrior seeking not vengeance alone, but true strength and personal redemption. In battle, Sagat is known for his towering reach, crushing strikes, and iconic moves like the Tiger Shot, Tiger Knee, and the explosive Tiger Uppercut. His fighting style is a perfect blend of precision, raw power, and disciplined technique, embodying the very spirit of Muay