@SpinduhBlock@Neyostica@JT_Lines after he stopped fighting him like he normally would. After he gave him a chance by NOT pouncing on him and finishing him. Pride is a crazy thing. Admit you’re wrong it feels good sometimes
@Neyostica@JT_Lines He was giving Ulberg a fighting chance and was playing with him as if he wasn’t a threat because he felt bad for him. He was dancing around in there the way I do with a trial class guy on their first day. Could argue he was trying to NOT hurt Ulberg further
@Neyostica@JT_Lines It was actually a major lack of going for the kill and a lot of pointing at the ground, grabbing at his hands, genuinely looking at him like he felt bad for him. All huge mistakes, none coming from ‘going for the kill’ or ‘headhunting’
@MigClass All their replies are based on how someone with a skill AND strength advantage would react. His strength advantage plays against him when there is such a large skill gap. But if you don’t train you wouldn’t know that
@sarge____ The whole ‘you have to be the best player consistently to go pro’ stops working whenever you inevitably aren’t the best anymore and you have to learn to play a role. That’s typically the difference. Don’t discourage your kids dreams based on unlikely probability