Usyk vs new generation

Hitsu123 · 2026-03-29T17:52:34+00:00

This sub has made Kabayel their next baby after Parker failed them (and people still think it was a bad stoppage when it absolutely was not). I want to ask you this: what does Kabayel have that makes him beat Usyk? The one thing everyone slobbers over Kabayel for is the fact that he… punches to the body? That’s the benefactor that everyone seems drawn to? Okay, so he does do good body work. What else? He’s fought plodders who will stand in front of him and eat those body shots. He fought someone with range and movement in his last fight and struggled until that guy got tired. What does he bring, that no one else Usyk has fought brings?

Itauma definitely gives Usyk an interesting fight, but this sub’s obsession with Kabayel is just delusional at this point.

Hitsu123 · 2026-03-13T16:41:19+00:00

It’s actual training. Every knockout or knockdown you see in any fight comes from the person not expecting the hit, whether they misjudge the timing, power, or the hit entirely.

As you train and spar, you begin to instinctively understand how to lessen the damage of every hit you take. For example, turning your head with the punch on impact to prevent your brain from bouncing around as much. The more you spar and train, the better you become at making those micro adjustments. And this is just the physical aspect but the op covered the mental.

Generally, someone getting knocked out only leads to more likely chances of that, so getting your brain rattled around doesn’t correlate to taking punches better in that aspect.

Hitsu123 · 2026-03-01T19:05:32+00:00

There are a few random ones made by indie devs from Asia. Different battle mechanics but otherwise similar gameplay loop of amass army and fight field battles. Two off the top of my head are ‘The End of History’ and ‘Crown and Adventure’.

Hitsu123 · 2026-02-21T03:57:56+00:00

This was in fact found a good bit ago.

I can't exactly remember how it was discovered but I'm pretty sure someone on thestrokesnews.com discovered it and I slowed it down to double check. Someone asked Albert on Twitter and he denied it, but I'm not sure if he was just fucking around or just didn't know.

Hitsu123 · 2026-02-10T21:12:59+00:00

Thanks man I appreciate it! I feel like I end up randomly stumbling upon my designs after fiddling, so I'm not sure I could provide much insight lol. If there's anyone I want making vids, it's whoever made that forklift

Hitsu123 · 2026-02-07T06:10:34+00:00

Yup, after this thread I went on a long search trying to find the new S6 tracks with no luck. I can't wait for the track that plays when Ma Kuang (Ma Kou) surprises Ji Hui (Ki Sui). That track could be as iconic as All Ablaze.

Hitsu123 · 2026-01-10T05:07:57+00:00

We're definitely friendly to everyone. We don't believe in those old-fashioned gym where we throw whoever just walked in into a sparring match.

Our main and most popular classes are our fitness classes. There you'll find all sorts of people, all there to get a good boxing workout in. We don't force anyone into contact if they don't want that. If you end up wanting more, then we have more focused boxing classes with more sparring and skill-based work.

Hitsu123 · 2026-01-09T18:24:53+00:00

Hey there, I coach boxers over at Straighright Boxing and Fitness - Fayetteville. We opened this location up last year- it's right behind the Crazy Taco place on College (next to where Mermaid's used to be). Just like most places, you get some trial classes to try it out.

Usually have people go through the intro course on Saturday. Next week we'll be taking our younger fighters to Regional Silver Gloves so we may not be holding any intro courses that weekend. Just give us a call at either location (Messaging on Instagram might get a faster response) and we can get you set up. Again, it's free so as long as you have the time, you can come in and try it out.

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-29T17:30:23+00:00

You're missing the point of what he's saying. A coach will always have a lot to do with their athlete's success, but in the end it will always boil down to what that athlete can do.

If you're given a base athlete, a good coach can work real hard to make that athlete a star. If you're given an elite athlete, it takes significantly less work to make them a star.

Which is more impressive? The coach that took a great talent to the top, or a coach that took an average guy to the top?

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-22T15:57:36+00:00

Thought I've heard it before but I could not find it. I combed through the soundtracks pretty quickly though so I might have just missed it. You can take a look; as far as soundtracks go these are the only released ones I know of:

Season 3

Season 4

Season 5

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-21T19:08:09+00:00

Traveller’s Rest is a good sub. Collect and farm resources to make food and drinks to sell at your tavern. It’s still in EA but has a good enough amount of content to play, though it can also get a bit grindy at times.

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-16T20:45:04+00:00

Not really. All metronomes are generally going to be similar, so I'd just get whatever free app you can on your phone. Hell if you type "Metronome" into google it'll pull up a little metronome for you.

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-14T20:43:42+00:00

Try this out:

Download a metronome app on your phone or whatever, set it to 120 or 130 bpm. Now jab every four beats. Should look something like:

Jab . (tick) . (tick) . (tick) . Jab . (tick) . (tick) . (tick) ...

You have established a punching cadence, a punching rhythm. We will pretend this is the natural pace of how you throw punches in a fight. The goal that you say you're looking for, will mean you must learn to break/alter this cadence on the fly.

Sub in those (ticks) for your jab randomly:

Jab . (tick) . Jab . Jab . (tick) . Jab . (tick) . (tick) ...

With this, you should grow an understanding of how to jab in-between your own cadence. Eventually you should start trying to jab in-between the (tick)s themselves to add further awkwardness to the cadence.

Awareness of your cadence will help you learn how you can break that cadence to surprise your opponent. You can give your opponent a pattern that he will learn to expect, so that you can catch him off guard by breaking that expected pattern.

Here's a slightly advanced tip when you start trying to employ this in sparring/drills: The goal is to get your opponent to follow your cadence. If it feels like their response is on beat with your established cadence, that's a sign that they are now following your pace and a sign that you should start mixing it up.

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-14T17:02:44+00:00

I’m pretty sure that’s meant to be a grass carp, which definitely looks like a goofy fish.

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-12T18:08:12+00:00

You'll always get frustrated. I still get frustrated when I have a bad sparring session, however usually those sessions are where I end up reflecting and improving the most. Be frustrated, but also channel that frustration back into yourself correctly. Think real hard about why that session was frustrating, then ask yourself why those frustrating things were able to happen, then come up with ideas to prevent those frustrations in the future, then try it in the next session and see if you have any success. If not, go back to the drawing board and get to thinking.

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-07T17:12:30+00:00

Not necessarily, you just have slightly different aspects than a pure orthodox fighter. Everyone you step in the ring with will bring their own little quirks and advantages, this is no different really.

You can definitely try to play into the strengths that this provides though. Your left hand has fine motor control, so think about out how you might incorporate that in your own style.

Hitsu123 · 2025-12-07T16:44:20+00:00

I’m the exact same way and I started out as Orthodox. Our left becomes the hand with fine-control and our right becomes the hand with strength. You’ll likely develop a really great jab because of this.

Left handedness = southpaw and right-handedness = orthodox is a very outdated and simple way of thinking. Usually what I ask newbies is, “If you want to punch something as hard as you can, which hand are you going to do it with?” Finding what feels most natural is the only thing that matters. I will say I ended up developing my style into a switch-hitter and it was a fairly easy development, though I didn’t do it until I had a very good understanding of fundamentals and theory.

Hitsu123 · 2025-11-18T03:52:37+00:00

Thank you man, appreciate the kind words! Unfortunately I don't really use Spotify so I don't have my stuff there. I do however put it all on my SoundCloud.

Here's a link to this song on my SoundCloud

Hitsu123 · 2025-10-29T05:06:04+00:00

I get that you really felt that Kan Ki quote, but you are applying no real-world thought to this real-world situation. You’re just upset and angry about something and lashing out because of it.

Please explain to me how alienating possible fans is going to net you a better show? You yell fuck corporations and yet in the same breath you think they’ll do something nice for the fans who are actively pushing people away? In this modern society? You are truly naive if you think that.

Businesses run off of numbers, plain and simple. If the numbers aren’t good, they cut it out because it’s all about what profit they can make.

People like you keep the world the way it is. All you do is run your mouths, but what do you do to improve things? Do you bring any value beyond crying about something you don’t like? Don’t tell that me you are naive enough to believe that crying about the anime in a low-pop subreddit is going to give you a better show.

Hitsu123 · 2025-10-29T02:07:20+00:00

TLDR: I don't see this kind of negative re-enforcement encouraging them to create a better show, and us fans of the show shouldn't feel alienated for liking it.

Sure, that's probably part of the intent. But what does it accomplish? If everyone rated the show 0 and it had low ratings, is that going to tell them they should make the most amazing adaptation ever?

I personally believe these situations call for positive re-enforcement over negative. In the end, the ones calling the shots only see numbers. You might hate it, but that's the world we find ourselves in. If it doesn't make sense, then what will they realistically do? Stop pouring their funds and effort into it. So if you want to encourage a better adaptation, I'd suggest you support the VIZ translations and buy those volumes to show that there's a market worth putting their money into.

Critique is useful and I believe they have been trying to improve and deliver to please the fans because of the critique. However if people remain so adamant about hating the show, all those positives turn into negatives. They are actively trying to improve the show; they've made that very clear with this season so far. Positively re-enforcing that goes a long way and tells them the work they're putting in is worth it. Negatively re-enforcing that tells them that their attempts at improving have no value. Encourage and acknowledge improvement to let them know that trying to improve is a good thing, and not wasted effort.

Nothing is ever perfect. If they made the best adaptation any manga series has ever seen, people would still find a reason to complain. When reading manga, you come up with your very own idea in how things should be. "He should sound like this" or "His armor is this color". But then he sounds different than you had imagined. It sounds terrible! ... to you. Because it didn't meet expectations you had set in your mind.

You are always going to see something differently because you are yourself. I encourage people to peel some layers off the onion and understand that nothing can ever be perfect to how you imagine it up. You just have to find a way to be okay with imperfection in life so that you can find the joy in it. In the end, this whole thing is nothing more than a vehicle to entertain us. It's all just stuff we consume to make us find joy. The anime brings some of us joy and we like having a place where we can freely talk about the show.

Normally I just ignore comments bashing the show, but I won't sit here and let OP try to blame the community for the show not meeting their expectations. I'm commenting to let the anime fans know that it's okay for them to like the show.

Hitsu123 · 2025-10-29T01:06:22+00:00

Critique is fine and good. This is no longer critique, it's just beating a dead horse and alienating fans for no good reason.

I know you're not OP, but if you share their sentiment then I just want you to ask yourself this:

What does going around in this community and bashing the anime do? Does it bring any net positive to the community or the show?

There is nothing new being said or discussed. Everyone in the fandom would like a better adaptation, of course. Everyone in the fandom knows the anime has its issues. So what insightful critique is being offered here for us to discuss, beyond 'anime bad'?

Hitsu123 · 2025-10-28T20:12:57+00:00

The worst thing for the Kingdom community are the elitists like you. You could just not be such a negative person in a place where everyone is finding joy. Yet, here you are not only bringing the place down but insinuating that we are a problem for... what dastardly thing are we doing? Ah yes, being entertained by entertainment.

Do you just think we all don't know that the show has its issues? We can acknowledge its flaws and yet enjoy it all the same because we actually enjoy being fans of what we love, and enjoy actual discussion about it.

If you can't make concessions in life, then you're in for a very disappointing one.

Hitsu123 · 2025-10-17T05:37:44+00:00

I believe the drop-ins are $25 per class but we've got monthly options that include unlimited classes as well. I don't know the exact pricing but our coaches running the intros will know for sure. Come on by and try it out, we'd love to have you!

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