@elchicomorera@Klegane A veces, optar por leer todas las lineas de diálogo puede hacer que se reste o sume probabilidad de exito a alguna tirada crucial más adelante. Solamente por esto, ya te obliga a plantearte decir según que cosas (aunque a mí me gustaba agotar todas opciones vaya)
@warriorCASE Ilegales y muy peligrosos, pero Alex también dio golpes descarados detrás de la nuca a Jiri en la primera x ejemplo
Amo a Pereira pero siempre que pierde, rabieta. En la primera de Ankalaev decia que había ganado él a puntos, la que pierde con Izzy que si un mal corte de peso
#UFCFreedom250 🥀
One of Topuria’s biggest strengths historically is that he’s extremely patient and calculated. He usually doesn’t force things. He feints, gathers reads, makes small defensive adjustments, and then detonates when he sees the opening.
Against Volkanovski, for example, he wasn’t recklessly charging forward. He was gradually building pressure and looking for patterns before landing the finishing sequence.
Against Gaethje, it looked more like he was trying to prove a point.
Instead of winning exchanges, he seemed intent on winning the battle of power. That’s a dangerous mindset against a guy like Gaethje because Justin has spent his entire career surviving chaos.
The strange part is that Gaethje is exactly the type of opponent where you’d expect Topuria to be disciplined:
- Make him miss
- Counter the jab
- Attack the body
- Change angles
- Force Gaethje to reset
Instead, he stood in front of him far too often and accepted prolonged exchanges.
That’s why the lack of head movement stands out. It’s not just that his head wasn’t moving, it’s that it wasn’t the usual version of Topuria.
The Topuria that knocked out Volkanovski and Holloway was sharp, defensively responsible, and selective.
The version that fought Gaethje looked like he was trying to show everyone he was the bigger puncher.
And if you’re trying to out-dawg Gaethje in a dogfight, you’re playing his game, not yours.
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 53 YEARS, THE KNICKS ARE NBA CHAMPIONS 🏆
New York defeats San Antonio 4-1 in the NBA Finals, capturing their third championship in franchise history!
This is the second time the refs have given Wemby a break. Here was the first.
And suspension talk aside, missing that call was worth about 6 points for the Spurs in a game the Knicks just cut to 7
Trapero cuando estaba de moda. Podemita cuando molaba serlo. Anti-buenista cuando eso era popular en Twitter. Y ahora católico declarado en plena ola reaccionaria.
Las facultades de Filosofía están repletas de mercenarios de la coyuntura.