So,this is basically where you state your favorite oponnent,and reasons.You can state more than one if you want...just have some good stories to back it up

Bump.

Just saying for me it was bluebird.I'll add in some replays..: )

Hmm. Nobody so far.
It was either of the two cases:
1.) I was in shape, but nobody good was around.
2.) I was out of form, and then, of course, somebody owned me so hard I stopped playing for a few days.

Favorite opponent for me is begotten. Especially from the golden years of TB when we had many wushuers constantly lingering in wushu rooms.

He was even giving tips what to improve and that made him from opponent to likable person. Idk about you guys but pompous dicks and trolls don't make me push to the limits, but these guys that want to see you grow to be like them, do. Then you try not to disappoint them and with that you start pushing yourself.

Depends on the day I guess ;p

scarface. fuck yeah

Strangely, Snake makes it as my favorite player throughout the years.

Why? Well, once upon a time we where equal, we might still be, but back then snake where not as lazy as today, and we had completely different styles that fitted together perfectly as we could exchange close blows for 1k frames at the time before one of us rocketed.

Today i think Whitefox is the one that challenges me the most as he constantly finds an opening when i try to play defensive.

On the other hand, Deprav wins most games between us lately, (i think my skills have decreased lately due to a lot of things IRL), but about a year ago we worked like a team when we played, constantly trading blows without fracturing each other to badly and without one side overwhelming the other.

But i must add; I am still in love with 2k brushu without DM and frac as those games often end up with me taking the game more seriously in the later half, but to bad noone wants 2k games anymore...

To Summarize: The old days where way better.

but we are talking about wuhsu...

We can still play some hardcore 2k brushu Smoggy <3

Two people who got me to be the high level Wushu player I am today are Nikelaos and Odlov.

I had to do the weirdest and most difficulty training with Nikelaos to learn how to play very relaxed. This includes no grab sumo aikido (with wrist dq), challenging long engage distance. Bottom line: he taught me the mod.

but on the other hand:

Once I learned Wushu, Odlov was my biggest rival. I dueled him approximately 7 times or so. What was incredibly frustrating about him was his ability to be so defensive while creating forward momentum. It was hard, but I eventually would on and off win against him. That's why today I have the privilege of wearing his old set.