Street Fighter Series – Version of Street Fighter 2 on the SNES Classic

Sagat became the penultimate boss in Street Fighter 2: The World Warriors. Along with the another 3 bosses, he became playable in Street Fighter 2: Champion Edition.

There are 2 types of blocking in SF3, the standard block, and parry.

The standard block is just to hold back or down+back to block high or low attacks, you will take some damage from special attacks this way.

The one that doesn't do any damage is most likely parry.

To properly parry an attack, you need to move into the attack at the moment the attack is about to hit you. Basically, push forward or down depending on if it is coming in high or low. If you time it right, you will parry the attack for no damage at all.

If the opponent is performing a normal attack move you on you (i.e. punch, kick, etc), they will be left open for a counter attack. If you parry a special (and yes even supers can be parried) then you will simply take no damage.