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LeeRoy
OhmYeah. . .LeeRoy more than likely it is an MS-13 hit if I were to hazard a guess.
On another note I have added a fantasy character to my list.
On another note I have added a fantasy character to my list.
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If you saw a murder victim for the first time. . .No worries on posting
LeeRoy which discipline teaches that. I would like to know the reasons for such a move. No offense if that is what you were taught I just want to know why.
Understand I am NOT putting down your style, but I want to understand it.
Understand I am NOT putting down your style, but I want to understand it.
Advice. You have a tendency to only see what's in front of you. Start looking for other avenues of attack against you when you make your post. If you can see them, most likely someone else can too. You cannot defend against everything, but if you know where it may come from, you can formulate a plan on how to counter-punch.
The problem is against someone without fighting skills, sure you can use the fancy anime style fighting. But against a person with any modicum of fighting knowledge you are at a disadvantage.
@melonhead @leeroyLike I said I don't care who wins or loses, I merely pointed out that the move was not the most advantageous move and real world fighters would avoid it because it places you in a horrible position if it doesn't work.
Even if Melon consents to the grab, there are counters to what you intend to happen. Some of which put you in a disadvantageous state from the jump. Not saying Melon can do it, just that the possibility is there.
Even if Melon consents to the grab, there are counters to what you intend to happen. Some of which put you in a disadvantageous state from the jump. Not saying Melon can do it, just that the possibility is there.
Ha! Well next time we fight this way it'll be different. Seriously though boxing is an art and it takes a different sort of fighter to do it. I figure maybe two-three of the current roster will even take a fight against your boxing characters.
Well there you are Rilla, you have the knock out. Now you'll have to convince people to fight you hand to hand.
Tre’Yan felt the impacts of his right hand. Heavy, terribly destructive and sickening sounds as the balled fists made contact with their targets. Each right hand, a blur of motion, perfect in their trajectory; perfect in their technique, hammering home the contempt that Tre’Yan felt for the man he had killed. A man who was little more than lumbering clod, a man with the skill of a backroom brawler. Dyayun was a fighter of brute force, a fighter who did not possess the ability to surgically take apart an opponent.
As the head shot landed, Tre’Yan wa already moving in for the kill. His left hand shot forward in a deadly shot aiming for the jaw of Dyayun. Inside the larger man’s guard, it was a work of art to get inside, to take a man apart, and to destroy him completely.
The left hit, but Dyayun managed to duck his chin enough that his shoulder took the brunt of the blow. Rage. Rage filled Tre’Yan, he would unleash holy hell on the man. He would rain punishment on the man before him in a display of boxing expertise.
Then it happened. An uppercut. A blow he hadn’t seen coming caught him on the button, forcing his head back and up. For a moment he saw the lights overhead as confusion set in. He stepped back as the force of the blow caused his knees to buckle. Then the second half of the combination hit home. A devastating right cross over his left arm catching him on the jaw. The sound of fist hitting jaw was an explosion. Loud and distinct in the eerily silence.
Tre’yan felt his legs go numb as his arms dropped. His head, leading his body rocketed to the right. His toes dragged across the canvas a moment before leaving all contact behind as the smaller fighter spun around and fell face first onto the canvas. The last thing Tre’yan remembered was a series of lights swirling before his eyes then darkness.
As the head shot landed, Tre’Yan wa already moving in for the kill. His left hand shot forward in a deadly shot aiming for the jaw of Dyayun. Inside the larger man’s guard, it was a work of art to get inside, to take a man apart, and to destroy him completely.
The left hit, but Dyayun managed to duck his chin enough that his shoulder took the brunt of the blow. Rage. Rage filled Tre’Yan, he would unleash holy hell on the man. He would rain punishment on the man before him in a display of boxing expertise.
Then it happened. An uppercut. A blow he hadn’t seen coming caught him on the button, forcing his head back and up. For a moment he saw the lights overhead as confusion set in. He stepped back as the force of the blow caused his knees to buckle. Then the second half of the combination hit home. A devastating right cross over his left arm catching him on the jaw. The sound of fist hitting jaw was an explosion. Loud and distinct in the eerily silence.
Tre’yan felt his legs go numb as his arms dropped. His head, leading his body rocketed to the right. His toes dragged across the canvas a moment before leaving all contact behind as the smaller fighter spun around and fell face first onto the canvas. The last thing Tre’yan remembered was a series of lights swirling before his eyes then darkness.
No one steps away from you, they want to get in close to kick you in the baby maker. Barti could have put pressure on you, even with your hide in shadows ability but I am not going to reveal it although it is fairly obvious.
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