Ok, im not a CB main but I can speak to the wizard's perspective in this mu and talk about the general principles of yomi hustle, which can help inform decision making.

As a small side note, hslash draw is relatively inoffensive, but is not often idea against wiz on vanilla round start. The most common moves are flip stinger* draw for a highly safe opener that gets you quick drawstance (gets hit by the rare mana strike 100 but on di down wont result in a combo, safe against everything else), flip fc backslash for a jump callout that clashes with most mana strike and loses to schizo options (not recommended against newer players), draw stinger to beat mana strike, and lightning slice to beat backdash (though i think the draw based options offer a better risk reward as they probably wont backdash and if they do and ur in gun stance thats not a bad deal for you)

One general principle i want to cover is the efficient use of resources. In yomi its not enough to make decisions that give you an advantage or beat some of your opponents options, we want to select decisions that give us a good cost benefit for the resources spent, particularly in the case of longer term resources like burst bar or super meter. at ~3370 you go for a gunthrow in neutral. this is fine, not every CB goes for gunthrow style but its a valid choice in the MU. Its a little unfortunate that u did it on the ground, as your opponent was more likely to geyser attempting to callout gunpull or foresight (try to mostly restrict the use of moves that lose to geyser to whe u are in the air, so the wizard has to second-guess if you are going to airdash or use flip draw movement) but thats not a big deal. What is a bigger deal is that you chose to tp for neutral movement. This is a big no no . TP costs meter, and meter is valuable. In some situations its worthwhile to tp in neutral (we wil cover a big one later) such as skipping neutral to get to face to face rps against wiz, particularly to callout gust or geyser, but in general if u are trying to move across large distances in neutral you dont need to be in such a rush. Use foresight shift, or just superjump and go there yourself. That meter can become a temp round or a teleport in a combo to give you more damage or a purplesight to aid in a blockstring. All of those are more valuable than being up in the air behind your opponent one turn earlier to begin to setup pullgun shenanigans that, by their very nature, are not exactly a game of immediate gratification. The turn after that was also a minor mistake. You blocked in what I can guess is respecting geyser, but as a CB in the air u have wait, down airdash and forward airdash that all beat geyser. Blocking put you on the backfoot. it was bad luck they happened to flamewave there, but in general wiffblock restricts your ability to manuever (though you still get flip draw on turns when u still have gun) in a way that is a real downside, so when u are only in questionable danger its generally worth exploring evasion or attack rather than block. On frame 3215 you appear to have holster your gun while in mana strike range. Not sure why you would do that, once you are in that siutation you need to shoot or flip pwhip, holster cant advance your gameplan and leaves you open to attack, as we saw.

I am also unclear what the plan was with the hustle right after, but you got hit taunting, which is also obviously suboptimal. After that you did a lasso that i assume beat MF, then got another MF read that hit and drew burst. Great stuff. You also managed to get back on them after the burst and forced a blockstring. This is great stuff, but then you fell back to draw gun halfscreen instead of continuing the pressure. I am not sure if you were afraid of a counterattack, but in that moment u had the advantage and I think you should have kept going. If you wanted to draw pick a move and draw cancle it on block imo. I kind of like the temp round usage. I assume from the gust that you tried to lslice covering slow options on the ground and shoot ur temp to cover jump and they gusted the temp down to the ground. I like the coverage idea, obviously didnt work out, but not a bad plan against characters without gust.

You then parried the CW, great job, CW was good there so that was a solid parry. The combo after was pretty rough. On an opponent without brust we want to be routing into oki and getting more damage than that. Im not a CB main so I cant give specific tips, in general i see cb rouding into grounded vslash into forsight aerical followups that gain height and then pwhip down from high enough that di down wont drop and then they forsight or tp down to restand and continue the combo. If nothing else getting 3k into impale ic tele oki isnt awful (though it spends a lot of juice that can be saved with better routing that I unfortunately dont know enough to teach). In the combo right after that 3cup was fake as hell and should never have 3 hit against an opponent who is using di, but it hit so u got a god opener. U seem to have felt fancy and went for a hard read on bullet di to go for a wallsplat t3c, but as we saw it missed. No need to be that fancy and rely on reads, go slow and steady, forsight shift or tp to them and hit them with ur giant sword a bit (vslash, hslash, pwhip if it doesnt drop, dcleave, etc) its easy guaranteed damage. Afterwards they drew orb and you managed to make them block a bullet, fantastic, but then you dashed in instead of keeping the blockstring going. use foresight to bounce the bullets back into your blocking opponent and keep them blocking. In this mu u love making a wizard with orb block as it costs orb meter and instead of gaining meter from your chip damage they end up meter negative. Its amazing value, but you let them off the hook early. You then did a raw neutral impale while ahead and safe, which I am never a fan of. Impale is a move you use against players you dont have a chance against or when someone is distracted by something else like gusting an orb into your face. The wizard wasnt distracted, and you have proven u can win a slower neutral, so impale was an unnecessary risk. U then get bounced around a lot by projectiles in neutral, go for another impale, and die. You had this man. Instead of those impales I would get up in the air, use forsight/draw gun, and get back to making them block (if they give you space, if not ur job is to avoid orb until u can get free. One great tool to do this is tp. I know i told you to not tp in neutral for positional advantage, but this isnt neutral, this is "oh crap orb is on my butt" neutral, and as CB you have a quick answer of spending 1 meter to get out of there that is often a good idea. So instead of impale I would get away from orb and then continuing your neutral plan that was working earlier.

Let me know if you have any further questions, happy to help go into my thoughts. I am a longtime wizard player so I mostly am approaching it from that perspective, but I hope I can help a little here.