As the final round neared its end, Damon felt the weight of his situation.
The knowledge of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu granted to him by the system was in his mind, but it wasn't like Muay Thai.
BJJ needed a partner, someone to grapple with, to learn the nuances of every move.
Muay Thai also needed a partner, but Damon had managed to train on his own, practicing kicks, elbows, and knees, repeating them over and over until they became second nature.
But BJJ? That was a different beast. Without someone to train with, without real experience, he was stuck.
The fight resumed, with Mark locking eyes on Damon, intent on finishing what he had started.
Mark's corner had emphasized using his wrestling skills to dominate Damon on the ground, and now that he had Damon down, he wasn't about to let the opportunity slip away.
Mark shifted his weight, trying to pass Damon's guard and move into a more dominant position.
