The contest is still going on.
Snow's approaching style of play is gradually showing results...
Even though the Vikings have a strong torso and excellent resistance to blows, they cannot survive the frequent "liver blows" without being damaged.
If the Vikings chose to use the same style of play as Snow for a personal confrontation, he might have won already.
But, he didn't do that...
As Feng Bujue said, the Vikings want to fight "beautiful boxing". What he wants is not only victory, but also to prove that he is technically better than his opponent.
It's... an ego, but not too much.
The Vikings know very well that he is a boxing genius; even if he puts aside his tried and tested skills... the "intuitive feeling of being able to see through the opponent's 'distance' in an instant" is beyond the reach of ordinary people.
Therefore, he has always thought... It is only natural for him to make appropriate concessions in the game.
Before that, he deliberately gave "Mirror Shield" a chance to let the opponent make a final attack, that's what he meant.
Right now, on the premise that he has already fought once, he is going to fight Snow again; and after the opponent has resorted to such ugly methods, he still has not given up his principles... That's what it means.
This is his awareness of being a strong man, and it is the most fundamental concept for him. Even if he loses here today, this concept will not be shaken.
Puff—poof—
"It's quite stubborn..." Snow leaned against the opponent, his fists were still beating the Viking's liver, "From the look of your footsteps, you have clearly been affected..."
"Heh..." the Viking laughed, "So what?"
"Cut... What an infuriating reaction..." Snow spat unhappily, "I have put down my dignity, used such extreme methods, and worked so hard until now... But you, just use this gesture to respond to me?"
"Hmph... You're really right..." The Viking sneered, and read in a low voice, "My obsession with winning is not that strong. If I can't use my 'overwhelming technical boxing' to defeat Opponents, victory means nothing to me... Just like today, if you were the last winner, I wouldn't mind, because I didn't lose to 'boxing', I just lost to you Under that embarrassing 'tactic'."
Hearing this, Snow was silent for a moment, then he actually stopped hitting and took a few steps back.
"Huh?" Seeing this, the Vikings didn't rush to attack, but asked suspiciously, "What? Are you finally ready to fight me openly?"
"Dignified and upright?" Snow repeated those four words, his eyes and tone became very cold, "Your kind of boxing is called 'dignified and upright', and what I have done so far is 'sneaky and sneaky' 'What?"
"Ha!" The Viking asked back with a smile, opening his arms, "Isn't it?"
...
"That's right! You kid is stealing and playing tricks!"
"Thank you for being self-aware!"
"It's not just stealing and cheating, it's simply despicable and shameless!"
The surrounding pirates also heard the conversation between Snow and the Vikings, and immediately cursed everywhere.
...
"Stop joking, bastard!" Unexpectedly, Snow, who has always been very personable, shouted loudly at this moment, "Close-to-body attrition is a very common tactic in regular boxing matches. Can this be called stealing and playing tricks?" ? Is it only upright to use the mode you are best at to attack you?"
The Viking was taken aback by the question, and it took a few seconds before he replied: "Well... Indeed, close fitting is also a technique... It's not a foul..."
"Also... what do you mean by 'the obsession with winning is not so strong'..." Snow persisted, and continued, "A person like you who has the idea of 'it doesn't matter if you win or lose, as long as you can play well' ... don't deserve to win at all!"
"What?" The Viking was also surprised, "You said I don't deserve to win?" He laughed dryly, "Heh... so your dirty boxing is eligible to win?"
"Of course!" Snow said at this point, and his stance changed, as if he was about to start a confrontation, "No matter how you belittle this kind of boxing...you can call it 'ugly' or 'dirty' ... This is still boxing! The 'fancy boxing' of a genius is the same as the 'practical boxing' of a weak person... The weak can't beat each other in the realm of genius, so they give up their own love The magnificence, even abandoning the dignity... just to prove his strength and hard work with victory.
"How have you ever understood the feelings of the weak...the goals that they can't achieve in their entire lives are easily achieved by those talented people; but you, a talented person, are still saying 'victory is not for you. What's the point' and other sarcastic remarks... It's simply unreasonable!"
"Cut...it's all nonsense..." the Viking spat, "What kind of mood do you want to fight...it's my freedom, if you don't like me, just come and beat me..." He paused, "It's a pity The thing is... you weaklings can't beat me at all can't you? If that's the case, why don't you show some self-awareness of the weaklings? Instead of doing some boring attempts with the so-called 'practical boxing', why not show off your 'fancy boxing' Fist' come, beat me nicely... and better."
"Is the... self-awareness of the weak..." Snow murmured, and then sneered, "Heh... okay, I'll show you the self-consciousness of the weak."
After finishing speaking, murderous intent flashed in his eyes.
The Vikings also felt something, rearranged their posture, and waited for it.
At that moment, Snow's figure moved...
"Is it a combo... And it's a combo with more than four punches and a change in the backhand..." The Vikings had already tested the opponent's "distance" and keenly judged it immediately The opponent's move, "Well... it's not a threat to me..." he thought in his heart, "But it's better than close combat, at least it's more interesting to defuse such an attack."
As he thought of this, Snow's first punch had arrived.
Crack-crack-bang-
"Two stabs... all the time..." The Viking's heart was extremely calm, and he caught the movement of the opponent's next punch in that instant, "The next thing is... an uppercut from the chin!"
call-
His judgment was not wrong, Snow had indeed thrown that punch.
The Viking retreated half a step, easily dodged it, and was still thinking in his heart: "There is a problem with the speed of this punch... It means... it's not over yet... I guess I hid a straight punch at the end."
Snow's actions were completely expected by his opponent. After that uppercut, he raised his right hand backwards with all his might...
"Heh... After all, he is a weak person..." Faced with this final blow, Viking looked very relaxed, thinking very clearly and calmly, "This is also something that most second-rate fighters will never get rid of." Bad Habits - whenever they use heavy punch combos, in the last one or two punches, they throw 'telephone punches' (i.e. punches without any concealment or feint; normal people throw Most of the punches are like this. Before the fist is punched, the movements of the arm and body have clearly predicted the next punch... For professional boxers, this is like 'calling', and there is plenty of time to go. 'Connect'), this kind of almost instinctive action may not be able to be corrected even with a lot of training, because muscle memory can be trained... But some people's brains just can't keep up... "
When the Vikings saw the "telephone punch," they decided to call it a day.
His method is also very simple - take a step forward and swing a volley with a second serve first.
On the premise that you have already seen through the opponent's next punch, this is the most effective and most entertaining way to break the move.
This kind of "one strike KO" with ease is exactly the winning method that the Vikings have been pursuing and implementing...
call-
The Vikings threw a punch.
He seemed to have seen Snow falling to the ground, as if he had heard the lines announcing his victory.
However, at this moment, an astonishing change happened...
"What!" The Viking shouted these two words for the first time in his forty-seven deck boxing matches.
Because... his confident ko fist fell through the air.
Snow's "telephone punch" is real, not a fake move; maybe Feng Bujue, who has zero-time difference calculation, can follow up this complicated "trap move" after multiple combos, but Snow's ability is obviously Not enough to back him up for such a move.
But... Snow still didn't get hit. It's just because... when the opponent's volley was coming, and when his "telephone punch" was already exerting force, he did something that normal people couldn't do—he took a step back.
It sounds like a trivial thing, but in fact... it is infinitely close to an "impossible" action; its difficulty is roughly equivalent to turning the right foot counterclockwise while turning the right hand clockwise.
Because of this, he hit an "impossible" punch - a counter punch in the back.
Originally, it was just a telephone punch that was sent first, but within this "one step", it turned into an amazing and incredible punch.
If you want to disassemble this movement, it is a counterattack against a counterattack. From this, it can also be determined that including the preparation of this punch... all his previous combos may be part of a trap.
But... did he really think so much
not at all…
That step back, that magical stroke that is almost impossible to achieve with normal brain function, is actually... caused by his "title ability".
Title Ability:
Snow's title was undoubtedly obtained after he upgraded with the studio's big brothers for a long time. Therefore, the ability of this title is also a bit of a lie.
Although the consumption of this skill is not high, and the effect is "beautiful", but it is a bit bad to use it actually...
For example, let's say... If Snow turned it on when he was being shot by a machine gun, it would be another matter if he could dodge all the bullets, anyway, his body would probably sprain itself and cause serious injuries.
However, in the current duel, this skill has become the key to a comeback.
Other than the three players, no one knew—before the fight started, Feng Bujue, who was able to see through his teammate's data, set up tactics based on this title skill...
Snow's poor title skill is precisely the basis of all tactics.
Brother Jue and Snow both know that the problem cannot be solved by "close-to-body entanglement". If the Vikings become angry and confront Snow, Snow will lose soon; It is not necessarily impossible to catch normal KO opportunities.
Therefore, "close combat" is nothing more than a means of creating false appearances.
Snow has been busy for a long time, not wanting to use that kind of "wasting energy" method to win, but wanting to use this kind of behavior to set the opponent up...
Ordinary traps are useless against the Vikings. In front of a real master like him, ordinary tricks are useless, and most actions such as provocation are futile.
These... have also been confirmed one by one in actual combat.
To fool the Vikings, you have to work hard in areas other than boxing, such as... acting.
Snow's final performance was naturally planned; his passionate speech was not out of emotion (this guy himself has never been a weak person)... but a foreshadowing for "changing the way of playing".
In this situation, Snow suddenly put on a confrontational posture, and the Vikings would think that his behavior was "driven by emotion" and would not feel any unnaturalness.
And the Vikings at this time... will never think about the matter of "this man can knock me down with a beautiful punch", because he has already roughly understood Snow's level in the previous entanglements; The restless "close combat" wears down not only Viking's physical strength, but also his guard against Snow.
With all the conditions in place, Snow rushed forward.
After turning it on, Snow's body is equivalent to being controlled by two forces. Snow's own thinking is controlling the body to attack, while the power of the skill is responsible for controlling the body to make dodge movements.
Normal technical movements, no matter how clever and hidden... the Vikings may not be able to see through them; but Snow's technique similar to "fighting left and right (drawing a circle with one hand and drawing a square with the other)" is something that the Vikings have never seen through. Unlearned and unpredictable.
Thus, the man who was undefeated in forty-six battles fell helplessly under this miraculous "backward punch".
At this moment, there was no sound on the deck.
And the three players are also watching and praying with bated breath... I hope this group of npcs can't see Snow's "using skills" violation. (.)
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