High-profile Super Smash Bros. player Cristian "Hyuga" Medina lost his team and sponsorship Sunday at Evo 2016 after allegedly touching another player's body while she slept.

Failing that, at least wear a shirt. The rando who took the stage right and got in the face of newly-crowned Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 champion Christopher "NYChrisG" Gonzalez followed neither of these suggestions, and was escorted out by security for his trouble.

In case you didn't know, today is the final day of action for the Evolution Championship Series. That's the world's largest collection of fighting game tournaments, and it's also one of the most prestigious -- and exciting -- events on the esports calendar.

EVO always makes for good viewing. And because fighting games are quickly and easily understood, it also fits really well with traditional broadcast media. So that's what ESPN 2 is doing right now -- and regular ESPN 2 fans are a bit crabby about it.

If you haven't tuned into the hype and craziness that is the world's largest fighting game tournament, don't worry -- because today is the best day.

It's time again for Evo, the fighting game tournament extravaganza that takes place in Las Vegas every year.

Video: To help fans (or curious onlookers) get psyched for EVO 2016, which goes down in Las Vegas this weekend, the creators of the excellent documentary FGC: Rise of the Fighting Game Community have made it free to watch on YouTube.

Capcom announced today that it has banned fighting game competitor Noel Brown from the Capcom Pro Tour's 2016 season, due to "unwarranted and unwanted" touching of a woman at a recent fighting game tournament. He's also been banned from EVO 2016.