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Originally Posted by frubam
I guess even though Mi Nam had a higher chance of winning due to his skills and experience, I think his main intention was to show how far Jae Gu has progressed to give the redhead a better outlook on what to expect than to beat him. Or perhaps he wanted the fight between them to be fair, so he didn't want to beat him up. Whatever his motives are, I'm sure they were noble, since he told on himself about his previous battle. Can't help but respect the guy.
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Mi Nam already said that he doesn't really have any interest in a tournament that doesn't conform to the rules of boxing. He only entered to fight Moon Young, another boxer. The street fighter was a bonus goal later, of course.
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Originally Posted by frubam
We don't know that for sure. Clearly, he was surprised at what Jae Gu can do. He just assumed that because Jae Gu was so anxious at showing his skills, that he is just a newbie and would ultimately lose. No different than Moon Young assuming that Jae Gu can win based on all the training he did, as she has had a skirmish with Mi Nam before. Since both of them were shown to be sweating, and neither out of breath, nor able to hit each other, there's no way to know absolutely which way the fight would go, though again, the ball would be in Mi Nam's camp due to his experience. I think that Jae Gu kicking like Queen showed him to and Mi Nam's inexperience in dealing with kicks may have been the turning card in the match. Too bad we'll never know =02.
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Mi Nam defended against all of Jae Gu's attacks perfectly. When Jae Gu had to defend, he was thrown back, even if he could follow Mi Nam's movements. I think Mi Nam would have won if he went on the offensive, but it's a waste seeing how he only cared about fighting Moon Young. With what Jae Gu showed him, I think he got enough of a taste of what Moon Young can do.