Bryan SmithHostKellen CowanHostThadPanelistso 100 absolutely there's much more for dominating victory you know yeah Some people can just, you know, throw a spinning back fist, look the wrong direction, and you, you know, sort of zip and dodge and zap until you get caught with a shot.
You know, you sit there and go like, no, not only did I control the distance, I controlled you.
I was able to get you off of your base, pass through your weapons, destroy them maybe on the way there, but then I got ultimately to your neck and controlled you enough that I was able to hold the movement for you that at least three to five seconds before you lose contact.

Well, in the fight game, you guys are, you know, other industries, there's results and they're measuring things.

Well, in a fight, like what you're doing, part of the measurements are what you just said.

Was I able to get him down? Was I able to intimidate this move? Those are your all statistics and measurement.

They're literally logging those and clocking the success of your fight based on your ability to do those things.
And then one aspect about it that I used to dread, but I now understand that it actually is a very good teaching, because it's so relatable to life itself.
were one of the few sports or a few endeavors that you could be dominating the full distance of the match, you know, in a 15-minute fight, you know, three or five-minute rounds.
And at minute four and 59 seconds of the third round, One wrong movement, and now you lose the fight.
I can't think of any other sport where you're able to play a football game, and I've scored 17 touchdowns on you, but if you score this special touchdown over here, it erases everything.
We should do everything we can to push the needle in our, I always tell this to my children, push the needle, push the needle, meaning that the percentages of what you're gonna do.
But the needle, I can push it down and go, hey, but there's an 89% chance of success.
so 100 absolutely there's much more for dominating victory you know yeah Some people can just, you know, throw a spinning back fist, look the wrong direction, and you, you know, sort of zip and dodge and zap until you get caught with a shot.
You know, you sit there and go like, no, not only did I control the distance, I controlled you.
I was able to get you off of your base, pass through your weapons, destroy them maybe on the way there, but then I got ultimately to your neck and controlled you enough that I was able to hold the movement for you that at least three to five seconds before you lose contact.

Well, in the fight game, you guys are, you know, other industries, there's results and they're measuring things.

Well, in a fight, like what you're doing, part of the measurements are what you just said.

Was I able to get him down? Was I able to intimidate this move? Those are your all statistics and measurement.

They're literally logging those and clocking the success of your fight based on your ability to do those things.
And then one aspect about it that I used to dread, but I now understand that it actually is a very good teaching, because it's so relatable to life itself.
were one of the few sports or a few endeavors that you could be dominating the full distance of the match, you know, in a 15-minute fight, you know, three or five-minute rounds.
And at minute four and 59 seconds of the third round, One wrong movement, and now you lose the fight.
I can't think of any other sport where you're able to play a football game, and I've scored 17 touchdowns on you, but if you score this special touchdown over here, it erases everything.
We should do everything we can to push the needle in our, I always tell this to my children, push the needle, push the needle, meaning that the percentages of what you're gonna do.
But the needle, I can push it down and go, hey, but there's an 89% chance of success.
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