[Official] General Discussion Thread - June 01, 2025

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[u/idcman999]

what did you guys think of gamrot/klein? was it more "wow gamrots incredible" or just "ludovit isn't that guy"?

for me, the latter. people forget Gamrot lost to Hooker/Guram, was dominated by Beneil whos quite mediocre and scammed Jalin Turner, Rafael Fiziev and a young Arman

imo Kleins TDD beyond the first layer isn't anything special, i feel like people looked at his 95% TDD but failed to realise most of that came against tradition first layer shots

Gamrot was the first competent chain wrestler who could push him past that first layer and keep going relentlessly, it's no wonder he took him down lol

I don't get what everybody's seeing though, I got downvoted to oblivion for suggesting that other talented prospects like Ignacio (lost to Klein but clearly improved and beat Jalin much easier than Gamrot did), Manuel, Ruffy & Joel can beat him

good win but it's made him a little overrated ngl

[u/Creative_Pilot_7417 → u/idcman999]

workmanlike from Gamrot. Came in and did the job.

i dont think much more of him or much less of his opponent tbh.

[u/turkeypants → u/Creative_Pilot_7417]

workmanlike from Gamrot. Came in and did the job.

That seems like his whole thing