Despite Xu Feng's comment regarding Zhao Kai losing, he was already quite proud of the latter.
To be able to reach the top 4 with barely any time to practice was considered a great achievement. Had Zhao Kai been trained from a young age and nurtured deeply, he would have won the whole competition.
Unfortunately, he didn't get to battle many opponents or train to face unexpected situations.
In hindsight, what Zhao Kai lost to wasn't Tyson, his opponent. Instead, what he lost was insufficient experience and the lack of judgment to determine the viable options.
At a glance, Xu Feng could discern that Zhao Kai wanted to wait for a grand opening to retaliate in one blow to overcome the dilemma. Such a strategy sounded great on the surface, but in reality, it was beyond laughable.
Tyson wasn't some cannon fodder who couldn't do anything. He was steady and even occasionally threw out baits to Zhao Kai in hopes that the latter would attempt a move.
