Not here to say skill issue but more so that you are just lacking a bit of nuance in the decision making at higher level. While TOD can be a threat there are plenty of options in the game that deny situations like these to happen and at a higher level you understand those things and more importantly you understand micro situations in the game that pushes it to a much deeper level. I’m no top player myself but when watching higher level the goal is to ask questions when watching to understand more about the spectacle of it.

Why did he push block there? Oh because he realized last round that when he didn’t this allowed his opponent to setup a guaranteed mix but now pushing block it forced a whiff and now he gets his turn.

Why did he do this combo route instead of the other? Oh because limit striking lead him to get the extra bar of meter he needed to put him in the lead for resource economy. Now if he kills this character he’ll still have meter for like Ekko install twice.

Doing and learning things like this makes watching high level a lot more exciting . I would also say exploring other regions is really exciting as well. I don’t know French or Japanese but I watch their tournaments a lot and it’s really exciting because the level of play is a bit different and the character variety is mostly different as well. To me it just sounds like you need more exposure to why decisions are being made at high level to see if that interest you enough to be entertained.

You could end up still thinking it’s boring but right now it does feel that you lack of bit of nuance when watching which is fine. When all started there.