It seems kind of elementary, but it's a concept that can sometimes elude fans: The best fighter doesn't always win, but the fighter who fights the best. Sometimes it's just who strikes first and capitalizes on an opportunity before his opponent. For Georges St-Pierre, he sums it up as follows:
It's not always the best team that wins the game in baseball, or in football, or in hockey. It's the team that comes the most well prepared and played the best match. Same thing with fighting. It's not always the best fighter. It's the fighter that will fight the best fight that will win.
No comments:
Post a Comment