SonicFox

Player Information

Name: Dominique McLean

Nationality: American

Birthdate: March 2, 1998 (age 26)

Status

Years Active: 2012–present

Role:

Current Team: Free Agent

Approximate Total Earnings:

$1.5 to $3 million

History

2014–2015 Revolution Gaming

2015–2016 Critical Reaction

2017–2019 Echo Fox

2020–2023 Evil Geniuses

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  • Why We Love SonicFox: Why does the world love SonicFox?

    Well, first off, they’re not just winning—they’re winning with style. Every tournament they enter is a show, and every fight has the potential to go viral. Whether they’re popping off mid-match, swapping seats with their opponent, or throwing a witty one-liner during an interview, SonicFox is the king (or queen or monarch—whatever works!) of making every moment unforgettable. And let’s talk about their social justice advocacy. SonicFox isn’t just focused on combos and finishers. They’re outspoken on issues like LGBTQ+ rights, racial equality, and the importance of self-expression. Their acceptance speech for Esports Player of the Year in 2018? Instant classic. It wasn’t just about gaming—it was about standing up for who you are, making them an inspiring figure both in the gaming world and beyond.

  • SonicFox (Dominique McLean), one of the most iconic figures in the fighting game community, is poised for an exciting couple of years in 2024 and 2025. Known for their dominance in titles like Mortal Kombat, Injustice, Dragon Ball FighterZ, and Skullgirls, SonicFox is set to continue competing at the highest level.

    In 2024, SonicFox already added another Mortal Kombat 1 championship title to their collection by winning at EVO Las Vegas, marking their seventh EVO title win. Their latest victory was celebrated with their signature style, shouting out to their queer, furry, and minority communities during the post-match interview. This victory solidified their position as one of the all-time greats in fighting game history. The win at EVO earned them the majority of a $30,000 prize pool, and they are not slowing down anytime soon​

    For the upcoming season in 2024 and 2025, SonicFox has hinted at competing in major titles like TEKKEN 8, while also being a key player in the anticipated rise of 2XKO. With major events such as EVO Japan 2025, Combo Breaker, and more scheduled across both years, fans can expect SonicFox to make waves at these tournaments.

    As for their competition, SonicFox has faced off against some of the biggest names in the FGC, but the rivalries are always evolving. Players like GO1, Tekken master Arslan Ash, and other rising stars continue to challenge SonicFox in various tournaments, making the competition more thrilling. However, SonicFox’s adaptability and resilience make them one of the hardest players to beat, and fans are eager to see who might step up to be their biggest rival in 2025

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  • SonicFox is arguably the greatest fighting game player on the planet—yes, I said it, fight me. Whether it’s Mortal Kombat, Dragon Ball FighterZ, or Injustice 2, SonicFox is out here winning championships like it’s just another Tuesday. They're not only known for being a five-time EVO champion but also for being unapologetically themselves, both in and out of the game. Oh, and did I mention they’re a proud nonbinary, Black, and queer icon? The fursona-wearing legend doesn’t just break ankles in-game; they’re breaking stereotypes and glass ceilings while they’re at it.

    Imagine being so good that you can pull off high-level moves while dressed in a blue-and-black furry suit. That’s the energy SonicFox brings to every match—a perfect blend of meme-able chaos and surgical precision. The flashiest moves, the boldest taunts, and the most jaw-dropping comebacks all delivered with a wink and a smirk (and maybe a tail wag).

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