Jiri Prochazka reflects on loss, cites philosophy from 'Book of Five Rings'

Jiri Prochazka posted a quote from Miyamoto Musashi's 'Book of Five Rings,' his favorite book, following his loss to Carlos Ulberg. The quote emphasizes focusing solely on victory rather than the strength of strikes. The post author analyzes whether Prochazka showed mercy during the fight, concluding he did not but rather lost concentration and recklessly pursued a finish. Prochazka is criticized for low fight IQ and an inability to fight strategically, preferring his own fighting philosophy. The analysis suggests Prochazka relaxed after seeing Ulberg as an easy target with an injured leg and paid the price. Discussion centered on whether the loss was due to mercy, poor strategy, or simply being outclassed.