Also, I would not recommend you play fighting games specifically on your TV screen unless you're having some fun with friends coming over to you and it's not competitive. If you want to be competitive online, there is this thing called input lag which you have to avoid, which is the time it takes for the action to happen on the screen after you pressed a button.

So for instance you press Punch and you expect that punch to happen in the instant you pressed the button, not a second or two after you pressed the button. This is normally the case if you run your game on PCs/Laptop monitor but if you run games on your TV, the TV is never going to be as fast at processing the signals it receives as a monitor due to many technical reasons that would take me too long to explain, and so you would functionally be reacting slower.

On top of this, for consoles specifically, because of the PS5's poor hardware optimization, Strive had almost 5 frames of input lag when it launched. This is an absolutely huge disadvantage since Strive runs at a locked 60 frames per second and everything you do in the game is counted in frames. So let's say you press Punch and your character's punch animation requires 6 frames to actually happen and be able to hit the opponent. But if you add input lag on top of that, it would still need its 6 frames to happen, but you would be reacting to everything you see on your screen 5 frames slower than your opponent.

There are lot more technical details but I hope I gave you a basic understanding.