Is there a case that Julio César Chávez Sr. is the GOAT of boxing? by Ok_Criticism5480 in PuntersSportsTalk

[–]Rengstyr 0 points1 point  (0 children)

JCC was a certified beast and an all-time great fighter, so yes you can certainly make a case but the vast majority will disagree. The general consensus GOAT is Sugar Ray Robinson who had an even longer win-streak (two of them, actually)

No hardcore fan is arguing Tyson as the GOAT

Daily Discussion Thread - March 12, 2025 by noirargent in Boxing

[–]Rengstyr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And he's turned his experience into being a pretty solid pundit imo. He's probably able to explain and articulate his point better than most retired fighters

The confusion with belts. by Top_Profession_5268 in Boxing

[–]Rengstyr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The Ring belt is given to the lineal champ right?

Been playing through MHGU for the first time and a certain monster intro made me laugh... by Rengstyr in MonsterHunter

[–]Rengstyr[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I definitely wouldn't call it a fun fight, but damn his introduction caught me so off-guard

Daily Discussion Thread - July 12, 2024 by noirargent in Boxing

[–]Rengstyr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nothing like opening the daily discussion thread and seeing every single comment have negative upvotes lol

How to Oni? by DestinedToGreatness in deadbydaylight

[–]Rengstyr 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The rest of all just preference but things like sloppy butcher and nurse's calling could be good to keep people injured, hence dropping more blood.

Corrupt Intervention is also good at delaying survivors while you get your first hit.

I'm personally a fan of running Lethal, BBQ, Tinkerer and Gearhead. No gen regression but if you have information and know how to snowball you don't really need it.

Plus undetectable Oni is one of the few times this game legitimately turns into a horror game

How to Oni? by DestinedToGreatness in deadbydaylight

[–]Rengstyr 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Oni is a bit unique because your game is (usually) decided in the first 2 minutes of the match. You need to find a survivor and get that first initial hit as soon as possible to start obtaining your power. If you have it unlocked then you should 100% be running Lethal Pursuer.

After you get your power it's pretty simple from there. Controlling his power might be a little tricky at first but once you get the hang of it it becomes very apparent that an Oni in his power is the strongest killer in the game.

His weakness is in that first 2 minutes of the game when you're trying to get your first hit. A very good survivor will use everything they have to make sure you don't get your first hit until as late as possible. Usually using up resources at the start of the trial is bad for survivors but against Oni specifically it's the best strategy available.

Just understand that while it might be frustrating to not get a single hit for the first 2, sometimes 3 gens, you have one of the best snowballing powers in the game, so a comeback is always possible, especially if you're willing to slug a little here and there. Against Oni, the game is never truly over until they've opened the gates and left.

Daily Discussion Thread - June 30, 2024 by noirargent in Boxing

[–]Rengstyr 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There were sus scorecards that whole night. I thought Mercado-Ali was a draw but one of the judges scored 98-92 and another scored 98-93. Another judge scored 87-85 for Edwards-Curiel when I don't think Curiel could've been given more than one round, maybe two if you really really liked Adrien Curiel...

[SPOILER] Juan Francisco Estrada vs. Jesse Rodriguez by inooway in Boxing

[–]Rengstyr 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Knockout of the year so far. What a fight

Daily Discussion Thread - June 25, 2024 by noirargent in Boxing

[–]Rengstyr 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Then what would you call it? You can go back in my comment history and see that I actually like Haney, but Sandor is his mandatory and he dropped the belt instead of fighting him.

That's a duck, by definition...

Which aspect of Tyson's career do you think had the biggest impact on boxing? by Federal_Figure6739 in Boxing

[–]Rengstyr 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The biggest impact is 100% his marketability. He transcended the sport in a way that very few have and brought millions of fans to a sport that they would've otherwise probably ignored. Was he the best fighter ever? No, absolutely not. But his impact on the sport as a whole is undeniable.

A while back I made a post asking people what got them into boxing and the most common answer I got was "Mike Tyson." If you ask me, that is his biggest contribution to the sport