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Gunther and Séan
« on: Sep 04, 2011, 07:57: AM »

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Re: Gunther and Séan
« Reply #1 on: Sep 04, 2011, 08:33: AM »
Was just about to upload this, I would be so freaked if I was Sean...Gunther coulda kicked his ass right there!

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Re: Gunther and Séan
« Reply #2 on: Sep 04, 2011, 03:19: PM »
I'll try to make it a little more understandable and summarised:

G:If you saw 6 amatw nt you think to yourself, "yea, whatever". But if they prefer grounds you think it's okay?(I assume he's implying that Sean thinks that grounds > lowers)

S:You don't understand from my point of view. I understand your point of view(lowers) but you don't understand mine.(Then he just adds more to this with examples and repeats himself)

S:You don't respect me.

G:I don't respect you because you don't respect me.

S:What did I do to give you that impression? Tell me.

G:It's just your normality to act in this way.

S:No, tell me exactly what I did. One thing.

G:You only judge the freestyle by who they are and not what they do.

S:Never. When, explain yourself?

G:I can't recall at the moment but in the battle with ARS, FX and other guys in the qualification rounds....(this part was difficult to hear but I think he said something about ground and lowers and then the video cuts.) It sounded like 'good groundef lower'.

That was my interpretation. If I missed or misunderstood anything, feel free to correct me.

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Re: Gunther and Séan
« Reply #3 on: Sep 04, 2011, 06:43: PM »
I'll try to make it a little more understandable and summarised:

G:If you saw 6 amatw nt you think to yourself, "yea, whatever". But if they prefer grounds you think it's okay?(I assume he's implying that Sean thinks that grounds > lowers)

S:You don't understand from my point of view. I understand your point of view(lowers) but you don't understand mine.(then he just adds more to this with examples and repeats himself)

S:You don't respect me.

G:I don't respect you because you don't respect me.

S:What did I do to give you that impression? Tell me.

G:It's just your normality to act in this way.

S:No, tell me exactly what I did. One thing.

G:You only judge the freestyle by who they are and not what they do.

S:Never. When, explain yourself?

G:I can't recall at the moment but in the battle with ARS, FX and other guys in the qualification rounds....(this part was difficult to hear but I think he said something about ground and lowers and then the video cuts.) It sounded like 'good groundef lower'.

That was my interpretation. If I missed or misunderstood anything, feel free to correct me.



at the beginning gunther says sean prefers the flow

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Re: Gunther and Séan
« Reply #4 on: Sep 05, 2011, 08:02: AM »
Fuck flow, style, using of hands, allround and other bullshit, lol. Imo everyone should show whatever they want and the judges just should decide what is harder, even if it's sometimes boring to watch. It's a freestyle competition and not some show for people without any knowledge of FS  :rolleyes:

Anyway, respect to FX, Gunther, Gautier, Sean and Petike  :grin:
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Re: Gunther and Séan
« Reply #5 on: Sep 05, 2011, 08:05: AM »
Fuck flow, style, using of hands, allround and other bullshit, lol. Imo everyone should show whatever they want and the judges just should decide what is harder, even if it's sometimes boring to watch. It's a freestyle competition and not some show for people without any knowledge of FS  :rolleyes:

Anyway, respect to FX, Gunther, Gautier, Sean and Petike  :grin:
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Re: Gunther and Séan
« Reply #6 on: Sep 05, 2011, 08:28: AM »
Fuck flow, style, using of hands, allround and other bullshit, lol. Imo everyone should show whatever they want and the judges just should decide what is harder, even if it's sometimes boring to watch. It's a freestyle competition and not some show for people without any knowledge of FS  :rolleyes:

Anyway, respect to FX, Gunther, Gautier, Sean and Petike  :grin:
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Re: Gunther and Séan
« Reply #7 on: Sep 05, 2011, 11:54: AM »
Fuck flow, style, using of hands, allround and other bullshit, lol. Imo everyone should show whatever they want and the judges just should decide what is harder, even if it's sometimes boring to watch. It's a freestyle competition and not some show for people without any knowledge of FS  :rolleyes:
Looks like you've picked the wrong sport then, too bad you're too old for gymnastics or athletics...
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