Having sparred with tons of people, including brothers, having something slip through is a risk you accept from the beginning. Getting offended over it is ridiculous, and its own red flag. The decent person response is "nice move" and fixing the hole in your own defense.
Agreed. Sparring is not only practice but for respect between combatants. If you get offended at your own inadequacies, or at the improvements in your partners, then you dishonor yourself and have no place in the sport.
Apothecarius
Kids got a mean right cross
bigdix69420
The compression artifacts make it weird. The facial expressions are all odd
getadogupya
The way the little guy can throw a punch, I'm not sure who she saved...
heroesblood
The kid saw an opening in a split second, took it, and landed a nice right. Older brother should be proud. Them's anger issues, mama.
RadishRabbit
Ooh that one rung the big brother’s bell, he wasn’t expecting it! Good on you boys. Also, good on the watcher for being goddamn adult supervision.
This was wholesome 💙 they both learned a valuable lesson.
alcamar
Only stopping because someone is watching is a big red flag
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monkeydenture
Having sparred with tons of people, including brothers, having something slip through is a risk you accept from the beginning. Getting offended over it is ridiculous, and its own red flag. The decent person response is "nice move" and fixing the hole in your own defense.
CyberHexx
Agreed. Sparring is not only practice but for respect between combatants. If you get offended at your own inadequacies, or at the improvements in your partners, then you dishonor yourself and have no place in the sport.
Lutki
Especially given the age and weights involved here. Like sometimes trades are in order but that is a little kid man.