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Pride´s potential fixed fights were already assessed
We are talking about Mezger vs Saku here, it's in the thread title! THAT YOU WAS THE ONE WHO STARTED! lol
Your conclusion is ludicrous.
"Despite the fact that what happened to Mezger being a common strategy to deceive foreigners traditionally used by Japanese and yakuza, in this case specifically it was just an accident. What do I base this on? Voices in my head." - gono btw
In short: you´re gonna need more than google quotes out of their context, go watch the fights & learn more about that complex Scorin´System
You don't know about Scorin´System, you scored wrongly!
Here!
Didnt understand by how it was forumulated.
I dont have much to say about the "shady" aspect of the story as i dont really know the private interests and intrincancies.
My take on the fight is that its pretty much a great "sprawl & brawl" display by Mezger, particularly excellent single leg work by both.
Guy was more tight with his striking, making Saku pay for his habit of lean back with his chin up in the form of clean straight rights that were the best shots of the fight. Mezger always showed to be in control the few times Saku got any deep in a single leg or even took his back. Very mpressive by Mezger
Aside from a good kick in the face, which connected with the feet rather than the shin and didnt stagger Mezger, Saku threw like one single punch to the head, most of his good kicks were partially blocked and none of them landed in a weak point judging by Mezger's reaction, which is the only way a kick to the body can be considered a better shot than a clean right punch to the face.
I quote the most clueless, or biased, parts in ur OP. I alread told u that smells like ur understanding of standup fighting is mediocre to say the best - u know, the reach talk...- and here, you are way off in the statements you make imo
>You assume the false premise that striking was even in that fight, and that even damage was in favour of Saku !¡
> Guy Mezger gets the edge in striking in the standing fight even if it's rather close, let alone adding the strikes landed in the ground. Period.
> The only way that fight could be considered a draw is by whatever rewards for weight disparity there were
For the rest, I see Ken losing his temper but I dont have much further to tell. Whatever Mezger says about the matter I guess. He won that round.







