The Bullied One Is Too Good at Fighting - Chapter 30

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Ariel Watson.

The owner of North America’s best fight magazine & forum, ‘Fight Dog’, and the main DJ of fight radio ‘Fight Cast’, which boasts the largest number of subscribers.

His main job is a reporter who works mainly for the WFC, but he is famous for a different reason.

His nickname is ‘The best Rekka in the fighting world’.

Like his childhood name, he staggeringly finds a new ‘rice cake’ in the martial arts world.

His innate sense of smell to find the hottest rice cakes has never failed.

That Ariel Watson crossed the Pacific Ocean this time and turned her gaze to far-off Far East Asia.

It started with a small post on ‘Fight Dog’.

As usual, Watson got up late, drank a cup of coffee, and sat down in front of the computer to sort out the new sources uploaded to ‘Fight Dog’.

Then, there was a title that caught his eye.

[Asian dogs and pigs’ martial arts level.avi]

“Suzaku? Hmm, do Asian groups still do circuses like that?”

Quite a provocative title that I have no choice but to click on.

As expected, the comment section was already having a lively discussion.

[So you’re saying that this is all a remake?]

[Does Asia make a martial arts variety show for ordinary people?]

[It sure looks like a master piece. One person takes too much of the spotlight]

[I think I’d be criticized for writing a martial arts novel with a plot like this.]

[Isn’t the DKHan fighting at the end a Korean who almost transferred to CSOF?]

[What? Korean? Can they make money in another country?]

[You bastard. What you’re talking about is DPR North Korea. My South Korean friends are already earning money in North America.]

[Well, it’s a bit realistic to call it Jujak, right? Look at the expression after the third friend’s body shot.]

[Fuck, if that’s acting, that bitch could get an Oscar right away]

[I admit it. He looks much more sick than DiCaprio, who suffered in < The Revenant >]

“Hmm?”

Since it was in the Asian category, the number of views was relatively low, but the discussion was very active.

So far, the argument has been focused on ‘manipulation’.

[Vents, this is unconditionally a masterpiece]

[Do you have any evidence?]

[It’s said that it’s a martial arts show for ordinary people. But from your point of view, is that the level of a normal

person?] [It could be the fucking Inzagang.]

[So, I started the broadcast saying that I would bring the fucking Injagang and make him debut

. Even though it’s okay to kill ordinary people, I heard that DKHan, who came out last, was the Asian team champion]

[Can a normal person hit the champion with a back kick?]

[You assholes who say it could be a fucking human being]

[This bastard really turns around;]

[Fucking factor . If it’s a river, is it a part where ordinary people can hit Stone Cold with German Suplex?]

[Say something that makes sense, dude]

[Ah, but it’s too real to say it’s not a joke again]

[Even the part where ordinary people fight is real, DKHan Isn’t it the main work starting with?]

[My God, now even moderates have appeared]

[What is this, they’ve been arguing with each other since the morning?]

[Oh, welcome to having a mouthful of fun rice cakes]

Watson also watched the final episode of ‘Real Fighter’. .

‘Is this interesting?’

Amateur martial arts competitions have their own special charm.

Just like there is a saying that X-Bob fights are more fun in vulgar language.

The unrefined amateurs’ chatter makes my hands sweat.

However, among them, a participant named ‘Cha’ was showing unrivaled fighting skills.

‘They use the steps like crazy?’

In particular, his lightning-like step-in and sharp jab straight reminded him of Canelo Alvarez in boxing.

However, I couldn’t give a definite answer to the question, ‘Is this a manipulation contest?’

‘Everybody’s too excited to call it manipulation, right?’

It seemed that everyone was sincerely trying to defeat ‘Cha’ for a contest that had already been decided.

It was Watson who had recently watched the movie < The Moon > and was amazed at the acting skills of Koreans.

‘If this is all about acting, Korea must be a country of acting geniuses!’

The controversial point of the ‘Real Fighter’ video wasn’t the only one.

Is ‘Cha’ in the video trained in martial arts for many years or is it just ‘Injagang’?

Opinions were also divided on this subject.

[From my point of view, he’s a white hit practitioner]

[No, a guy who never did MMA in the first place can get a choke from Jiu-Jitsu Purple like that?]

[Why not? Jon Jones is also a white belt, but he wears a black belt by the neck]

[Crazy bastard, Jon Jones’ connection is like a rogue; Look at that new technique.]

[It’s really weird]

[I’m pretty good at batting, jiu-jitsu, and wrestling, but the linkage is a total idiot] [

But it’s funny that he’s strong but he’s fucking strong]

[Everyone agrees that he did boxing once?]

[That Is there anyone who wouldn’t agree with a fist fight? I haven’t boxed, but with that level of technique…]

[If you do boxing properly, even Tyson Fury will die]

[Looks like you’ve done boxing for now]

[It’s good to separate Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling]

[Look at the sprawl. No matter how Asian a group is, a champ is a champ. But let’s block the champ tackle with a sprawl]

[But why is the skill combination so bad? I really don’t understand]

“This is a really funny character.”

It’s a pretty fun rice cake that I met after a long time.

North America was the center of MMA, but most of the up-and-comers coming out of that land were all-rounders who were well equipped with both striking and wrestling jiu-jitsu.

There is no doubt that they are strong, but they are all boring players.

In many cases, the lack of fun is made up for with microwork, but in the end, the key is the style of the game.

The performance itself should make the fans go crazy.

It wasn’t just his mic work that made Conor McGregor so popular.

Once he fought, he became the strongest star in MMA history because his fighting style, which guarantees fun, is accompanied by fantastic speech.

In that sense, Moo Kyul in the video was quite interesting.

Even Ariel Watson, who has a lot of bones in the fighting world, couldn’t easily guess his style. Watson, who decided

that it was a rice cake worth rolling,

opened a live broadcast on New Tube.

[AWatson: Hi my followers. Are you all fighting hard on the keyboard since morning?]

All the keyboard warriors who were fighting each other at Watson’s appearance gathered on his channel.

[Watson has arrived]

[Lekka appeared!]

[This is proof that the rice cake is not spoiled]

The debate was still divided.

Whether ‘Real Fighter’ is the main program or not.

Is Cha Mu-gyeol trained in MMA or not?

[AWatson: Well, in my opinion… First of all, I don’t think this program is Suzaku.] [

AWatson: I know a Japanese group that actually played Suzaku.]

[AWatson: Suzaku MMA? It’s completely possible.]

[AWatson: But you’ve got a misunderstanding, but a match is only possible when two wrestlers already have outstanding skills] [AWatson: Pro wrestling is a

show that goes according to the script, but the players in it As if they had to combine their tremendous skills]

[AWatson: It doesn’t make sense that ordinary people can put on such elaborate fighting shows.]

The ‘opposition to Suzaku’ was enthusiastic about Watson’s logical theorem.

[As expected, Ariel Watson, who is known to be very familiar]

[This is correct]

[Honestly, does it make sense to make that expression with acting?]

Watson, who expressed his opinion on the manipulation controversy, continued to reveal his opinion on MMA skills.

[AWatson: And talking about Cha’s mixed martial arts skills.]

[AWatson: Honestly, I think he got lucky]

[AWatson: MMA is a sport of flow]

[AWatson: This guy was able to win because he was able to figure out his style Isn’t it because

I didn’t do it?] [AWatson: If you’re good at striking, but the grappling connection isn’t good, it won’t work in MMA] [

AWatson: Do you know what happened to Saki Gukan after MMA?] [

AWatson: Maybe ordinary people can organize it , but It will be difficult for a professional player]

This time, Watson also drew the consent of the majority of viewers.

[This bird only says the right thing] [It’s fucking fun, but honestly

, I’m not at the level of being an MMA fighter]

[I need to sharpen the connection between techniques a little more]

Sounds like

it would be impossible to do against a professional MMA player.

Public opinion seemed to flow like Watson’s theorem.

But at that time, an anonymous viewer appeared with a direct-filmed video from somewhere.

[Look at this!]

[What is this?]

[This is a video of ‘Cha’ and a middleweight professional fighter. They say it was uploaded by the guys from the magazine ‘Brawlers’, but the original was cut off so there is none. Please understand the fucking picture quality.]

The tipped video was the video of the moment Mugyeol caught Chae Won-ki with a guillotine choke.

When Watson streamed the video, public opinion was overturned in an instant.

[What is it, what the fuck? Said to be a pro?]

[Did you get a guillotine after being trampled on by boxing? Shit?]

[Your heart is so fucking magnificent;; Is this a true story?]

[Is this an MMA beginner? Then, you have to be at least Jose Aldo to be able to say that you are beyond the MMA novice?]

[Watson, say something]

But Watson was equally embarrassed.

‘What the fuck is this again?’

His position that Moo Kyul is an MMA novice has not changed.

However, the novice ripped off the professional MMA fighter.

‘Is this possible?’

Even from Watson’s point of view, Mugyeol was a very foreign existence.

There were also beginners who often made use of their natural fighter temperament and achieved results on the MMA stage.

However, most of them wield their fists at random or overwhelm their opponents using tremendous physical strength.

However, Mugyeol showed more sophisticated boxing skills than anyone else.

I knew how to use defense wrestling and jiu-jitsu.

But the absurd thing is that in the midst of that, there was no connection between technologies at all.

‘It looks like the statuses of the characters in the game have been separately posted!’

After the tip-off video was released, the discussion became more and more heated.

Watson’s streaming channels also flooded viewers.

‘Tea Moo Gyeol Tteokbap’ is like an onion.

[I started following the ‘Real Fighter’ program because I found this video interesting]

[This ‘Cha’ was a bully at school]

[I guess getting beat up was a normal thing until a few months ago]

[??? ?????]

[Where did you find that?]

[There’s a video of her and a classmate sparring on an Asian girl’s channel.]

[Fuck it, that a strong guy like that gets bullied?]

[What are South Korean high school students doing? Are there only birds like brown bears?]

[No, but it seems to be a fact]

[I also went in to look for it, and there were quite a few testimonies]

[The majority of testimonies like this usually prove the fact]

[A guy who only read books, let alone martial arts, until a few months ago It’s like that]

Heavyweight high school student Outstanding fighting skills From an outcast.

Mugyeol was already a character with a sufficiently attractive narrative.

And Ariel Watson knew.

The fact that nothing sells as well as ‘Story’ in North American sports editions.

[Isn’t Colby Covington also from bullying?]

[He’s a nerd. He was bullied]

[No, but can he really become strong this fast?]

[It’s just that he was born with the temperament of a warrior]

[Isn’t the status window popping up?]

[What status window? Did you fucking read the ‘JeonDokSi’ webtoon?]

[Don’t you read it? Take a look. It’s really fun.]

For a moment, Watson seemed to see a scene from the future.

‘What if this Asian came to the WFC?’

Maybe it could leave a stronger impact than ‘Superboy’ than ‘Korean Zombie’.

Heavyweight above all. Heavyweight is the flower of martial arts!

‘Now, how should I grow this rice cake?’

While Watson was licking his lips, his channel had another surprise guest.

[DAVE_WHITE : HOLY SHHHHHHHHHHH]

[DAVE_WHITE : Who is this kid Ariel?]

[DAVE_WHITE : A promising youngster you are pushing?] [DAVE_WHITE

: RCF champ DKHan is one I know of]

[DAVE_WHITE : Stick a rolling cow bat on your stomach. Throw it away!]

[DAVE_WHITE : Kids who fight well are always coveted!]

[DAVE_WHITE : Who wants to see him play in the WFC?]

“What is this man doing in the morning?”

Ariel Watson broke into a cold sweat and grinned.

Dave White, president of the world’s best martial arts organization WFC, found his live channel.

There is no better greeting than this to raise fighting rice cakes.

However, the amazing visit did not end there.

[??? : What is that stream? I’m talking about my friend Cha Moo Gyeol.]

[??? : I am offended that my video was taken illegally.]

[??? : There are a lot of old men gathered.]

“What is this translation?”

Watson was about to press the ‘forced exit’ button, but his hand stopped at the very next sentence.

[??? : Are you curious about Cha?]

[??? : I’m with him now. Eating ‘Tteokbokki’.]

[??? : Also, it is provided for free.]

“I am with him…?”

Watson moved his hand on the keyboard in dubious doubt.

[AWatson: You mean with ‘Cha’?]

[??? : Sure.]

[AWatson : Can I talk to ‘Cha’?]

[??? : Why not?]