One of the biggest Brawl tournaments this weekend is the San Diego Self Destruct tournament. Tearbear is running the broadcast. Check it after the jump.

Some Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 action is going on right now. Casual play brought to you by Dark Rob. If you're looking for a brief break from the main tournament games, check it out.

The first of four groups in the ESWC Super Street Fighter IV tournament took place earlier this morning, and nobody survived undefeated.

The standings:

According to the ESWC, the top two players get out of divisional play and into the single-elimination bracket round. Laugh defeated Ryan Hart, 2-0 in their matchup which means he should be the division winner, but there's no notification yet. Laugh could have went 3-0, but lost to Yamazaki in his finale, 2-1.

Results are being posted as it happens on the ESWC site. Marn and Justin Wong are in groups 3 and 4, respectively.

Devastation 2010 is this weekend in Arizona. Among the events are Tekken 6, Super Street Fighter IV and Brawl. The Live on Three crew will be providing the broadcast for you to enjoy, while players in various communities will help out with commentary. Stay tuned to the live broadcast to get action from all of the games.

HUNTINGTON BEACH - We're live from the Farewell FedEx Fight Nights event at the Hotel Huntington Beach. There's scheduled to be a 16-person tournament tonight.

Striderzer0 is broadcasting tonight's Family Fun Arcade Marvel vs Capcom 2 ranbats tournament. Check it and chat below.

Tonight is the AllisFighter iPlayWinner Online Ranbats 1.4 tournament, the finale of the first season.

The guys at iPlayWinner are providing the broadcast, check it out below.

Tournament organizers with Evolution said there will be at least $20,000 in prizes guaranteed for the Super Street Fighter IV competition. Not only that, the game's producer, Yoshinori Ono will make an appearance at the tournament.

Add to both of those a scheduled appearance by defending champion Daigo Umehara, the showing of Bang The Machine, and at least five other tournament games, and you have the makings of what could be an epic weekend at Caesars Palace.

Here's more from the tournament organizers:

The passion, dedication, and amazing skills of the world’s greatest fighting gamers have created a competitive legacy like nothing else in gaming, so come to Vegas and be a part of the magic, the action, and the history. You can register to compete here, or if you just want to watch, spectators can attend the event for free, and are welcome to play games at one of the dozens of freeplay and demo stations.

The Box Arena is broadcasting the second of their six 2-on-2 ranbats tournaments, live from Santee. The format is Super Battle Opera style, meaning everyone on every team will play in a match.

Sansann and ShadyK will try to stay at the top of the standings after winning the first ranbat tournament last month.

Congratulations to Holeman for winning the Tekken 6 tournament at MLG Columbus on Saturday. He got the job done after finishing second in Orlando a couple months ago.

With his win, he is now the points leader for Tekken 6. Kor, the defending champ, went 2-2 on the day to finish in the top eight.

The biggest standout aside from the champ Holeman was runner-up Fighting GM, who won eight consecutive elimination matches to get to the finals. Arguably his most notable point came in the second semifinals, where GM won 11 rounds in a row as part of his defeat over Knee.

The day ultimately belonged to Holeman. Unlike last time where he surrendered four consecutive games to Kor, he only gave one game to the hot-streaking GM.

Here's more from the official MLG recap:

Holeman came out victorious in Columbus and with 2nd and 1st place finishes in Orlando and Columbus, respectively; it is safe to say that he is the most consistent and dominating player in MLG right now. However, FightingGM had a very impressive run, and showed that the US players can indeed compete with the Korean superpowers. As Blood Hawk, a fellow New York competitor, remarked when GM was playing one of the Koreans during his Losers Bracket run, “He’s not a machine!!”

Holeman stats in the title match were on par with most Tekken 6 finals matches. He got the first hit in 14 of the 18 rounds and won nine times (.643). He also had 14 juggling combos in the match (.778).

Fighting GM was on fire going into the title match; he had taken out the defending champ Kor, plus Nin in the second semifinals.

Against Holeman, he had a day-and-night outing.

GM won every Round 1 of the four games played. After Round 1, it seemed like he was a totally different player.

In the four Round 1s combined, GM got the first combo three times. More importantly, he was juggled one time and not sent to the wall.

But in the 14 non-Round 1s, GM was juggled 13 times and wall comboed nine other times.

Click on the graphic to see the stats from the final match. If you need a refresher on what the stats mean, go here. JC means "juggle combo" and WC means "wall combo."