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He should’ve won that match in thirty seconds. Instead he let a nobody fold him on the mat in front of the whole gym. Teammates clocked it immediately. That “slump” isn’t a slump. They’re jealous as hell and they know exactly why. Another colossal loss. Think he still cares...

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