Procházka cites Musashi philosophy but blames loss on low fight IQ

The post analyzes Jiří Procházka's loss to Carlos Ulberg through the lens of Miyamoto Musashi's "Book of Five Rings," Procházka's favorite book. The quote emphasizes that a warrior should only think about defeating the opponent, not about striking hard or soft. The analysis argues there was no mercy shown by Procházka, but rather he lost concentration, saw Ulberg as an easy target, and irresponsibly went for the finish, which cost him. The author contends Procházka could have fought smarter but has never wanted to fight intelligently, as his fighting philosophy lies elsewhere. The post concludes this was a matter of low fight IQ rather than showing mercy. A poll asks whether people agree with this assessment or believe Procházka actually showed mercy.