Analysis disputes Jiri Prochazka's 'mercy' claim, cites low fight IQ

A detailed analysis of Jiri Prochazka's loss to Carlos Ulberg challenges his claim of showing mercy, quoting from Prochazka's favorite book by Miyamoto Musashi about the warrior's mentality. The analysis argues that Prochazka did not show mercy but rather lost concentration, relaxed, saw Ulberg as an easy target, and recklessly pursued a finish. The author attributes the loss to low fight IQ rather than compassion, noting that Prochazka has never fought smartly and his fighting philosophy differs from tactical approaches. The post suggests that while the fight could have been conducted more intelligently, the real issue was poor decision-making, not mercy. The analysis concludes by speculating that Prochazka might still get a title shot due to champion injuries.