The Secutor Wins Only by Attacking, Because the Retiarius Doesn't Forgive Passivity

Описание: This fight is a great example of why the Secutor must be active and constantly attacking. Saving energy, waiting, and hoping the Retiarius will come to you is a recipe for defeat. When you're wearing a heavy helmet with tiny eye holes and limited airflow, every second of passivity works against you. The only way to succeed is to keep pressuring your opponent, closing the distance, and not letting him use his main weapons — the net and trident. Counterattacks, aggressive pressing, and continuous attacks are the key to victory.
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