An analysis of Jiri Prochazka's recent defeat argues that the Czech fighter lost due to low fight IQ rather than showing mercy to Carlos Ulberg. The post references Prochazka's favorite book, Miyamoto Musashi's "Book of Five Rings," which teaches that a fighter should focus solely on victory without thinking about striking hard or soft. According to the analysis, Prochazka lost concentration, relaxed, saw Ulberg as an easy target, and irresponsibly went for the finish, for which he paid the price. The author contends that while the fight could have been approached more intelligently, Prochazka has never fought or wanted to fight smartly, as his fighting philosophy lies elsewhere. The piece questions whether Prochazka lacked the class to finish his one-legged opponent or whether he genuinely showed mercy.
