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i was testing it out to see how effectively it would lead to "running opponent" and not once has it led to either discus clothesline or hip toss; my 2 "running opponent" moves.
from what i've observed, over 40-50 matches, it's lead to these moves; in order of frequency:
1. snapmare, bent down, around 50% of the time
2. knee stomp, grounded, around 20% of the time
3. strange hold, grounded, around 20% of the time
4. double axe handle, stunned, around 10% of the time
one can see how one could conclude it isn't working properly when it hasn't done what it's suppose to at least once.
wrestlers:
s2: quickbeam - suplex exec-based tech
es: El Caballero - versa balanced
s3: quickbeam - non-fat res
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their: is possessive; ie: that is their car
they're: a contraction of "they" and "are"; ie: they're going to the store
grammar lesson 2:
your: is possessive; ie: is that your jacket?
you're: a contraction of "you" and "are"; ie: you're certain it's dinner time?
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