How To Beat The Front Leg Carry / Stop Fights For Warnings Or Not?

In This #episode189 of #fightchatfriday we look at the -63kg Senior Male Final from the 2024 European Championships from Lublin. This fight is between Bahaa Kabil Talhaoui & Ziga Zogoranski. We discuss the high tempo and intensity of the match, as well as the strategies and techniques used by both fighters. We also touch on the topic of stoppages and warnings in matches.
Key Insights:
- 🥋 The importance of having a plan B and adapting to different umpires in fights
- 🔄 The use of carries and variety in techniques can create unpredictability and confusion for opponents
- 🔍 Examining the statistics of a fight can provide insights into the performance of each fighter
- ⚖️ The preference for referees to score the last defining shot in a match can impact the outcome
- 🤝 The importance of maintaining control of distance and tempo in a fight
- 🔄 The potential benefits and drawbacks of reducing stoppages and implementing advantage play in matches
- 📈 The visual perception of a fight may differ from the actual scoreboard, highlighting the need for accurate scoring and analysis.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:11 - -63kg Final
10:38 - Fight Stats & Numbers
17:15 - Do we have to stop the match every warning?

[@koirrah5986]

There should just be overall less warnings. If we compare ITF to WT or WAKO, warning count is just insane. Not every little glitch should cause a warning. E.g. in this really high level fight _all_ 3 warnings in the first round were "ghost warnings", where no reason for stopping or warning exists. Not to mention the "ghost stoppages" where fight was stopped without reason