IMCF 2015 1 vs 1 Longsword Part-12

[@dragma907]

6:40 Fellowship of the Ring soundtrack. Lovely.

[@theodorecash707]

A trick : watch series at flixzone. I've been using them for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.

[@clayjohnathan6734]

@Theodore Cash Yup, I've been watching on Flixzone} for since december myself :)

[@dragma907]

The difference between the female and male competitors is night and day. The women fight like overgrown toddlers, using the sword as a club half the time, and half-assedly making cuts at one another the other half.

[@lhughes6656]

I noticed that too. This is exactly why men are primarily on the frontline. Women by design tend to play it safe no matter how strong or fast they are. Personally I prefer watching the male fighters

[@lhughes6656]

@MrNotadream Believe it or not we are saying the same thing. I agree with you. To me that speaks to their differences too. Women, though in the battlefield, are generally not on the frontline in terms of direct combat. A sniper is a concealed position, though one of great importance. And a position like this suits women better than hand to hand or gun to gun combat. That was my point. Men are primarily on the frontline, the women may be there but they are better suited for positions of assistance for the reasons you stated.

[@Xener09]

23:54 I wish I could fight against that English fighter.... Looks like so much easy circling and slapping. I'm amazed that Japan somehow won that. The Japanese fighter did not use their speed to circle and escape the big menacing walk forward that the big ones do.

[@jihfmodz7840]

Where do you you sign up for this

[@peloman]

Anyone know the name of the fighter from Québec?

[@DaacherGamer]

@Andre Peloquin It´s called get a life

[@Chordiacal]

Big Brit was a boring fighter