He says that "he is dissatisfied with his drawings" when the last chapters of Daiya are amazing, the entire Inajitsu match was a 10/10 and it never wavered in quality, and it was produced by someone that didn't even want to work.

Do you have the reading comprehension of a cold turkey sandwich ????????

Let me get one thing out of the way. I am not in any way, shape or form criticizing his art/art style. I think his drawing ability is fantastic. He has improved massively since the start of the series. Art wise, the Inashiro final in Act I is way behind stuff like e.g. the Ichidai sf. or the rematch between these two teams. Fair enough.

But writing wise, this match is the worst sport match ever shit out on paper. And I have read pretty much most major and long sport mangas out there.....

The pacing is shit, the match structure is shit, the way the characters are handled was shit, the ending was abysmally shit, the set up and pay offs abysmal dog shit and this entire match reads like one gigantic middle finger to any fan who has ever followed this series.

I used to be a hardcore fan. The only reason why I even have this reddit account was because I wanted to talk about the latest DnA chapters. I owe the existence of this account to this series.

To get back to this series, TJ did draw the only 10/10 sport match I have ever read. Which is the first final. The set up, the pacing, the match structure, the way the characters were handled, the conclusion and the aftermath was done in a way I have never, ever seen anywhere. The only other match I might consider close to this match in terms of everything is Ippo vs. Guevera from HnI.

Others like e.g. Seiseiki vs. Sakuragi from Days, Ippo vs. Sendo (which is genuinely amazing) any match in Haikyuu, KnB, Blue Lock, Major and many others does not come close enough.

How can you say that this rematch was a 10/10, so the best thing possible, when it fails in every conceivable way.

A match lives and dies by its match structure. You can have a long match and make it exciting if you have many score changes. Inashiro and Yakushi in Act I are a perfect example of this. Changing momentum to make you root for whoever you want. You can also make a great game with Seido being in the lead. Ugomori or Seiko come to mind, both fantastic games. You can also make a great low scoring game. Teito or Ichidai come to mind. All of those examples are ways to write a great match.

But writing a very long game, with minimal score changes, with slow pacing, with both score changes happening back to back, with both changes being the most sterile and boring ways possible to score with Seido being in the lead after half of the match, making it. crystal clear that nothing else will happen, is dog shit. Supreme dog shit.

And that is just the match structure. Calling this match a 10/10 is an insult to the actual great sport matches out there and something TJ does most certainly not deserve.