ROOKIE RUMBLE 2021 - The GOOD, the BAD, and even a little bit of UGLY. Armored Combat is back!!!

Rookie Rumble, My thoughts and reflections after my final rookie event. What went well, what could be improved, and what were my highlight moments.
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[@jasonfrancisco5695]

Everett killed it all the way through the warlord tournament as well! A lot of great rookies got us to those final rounds, and the heat (and a couple injuries) dropped us all the way down to a 4 v. 7 that final round.
Also, you’re too humble and too kind. See ya at the Hall or in the list, handsome! 🙂

[@woodchuckknight7820]

All the Hall people crushed it. So proud of the NH crew. And yes, see you at training soon.

[@thechuck4979]

Great video, bro! Excellent points on the Rumble. And thanks for the shout-out, I just happened to be rocking the Chuck Army shirt while watching this!

[@woodchuckknight7820]

Chuck Army!

[@christorok6901]

It was a tremendous day! aside from the ugly but the goods outweighed the ugly!, i cant wait till i enter the field once again with/against you!

[@woodchuckknight7820]

You as well. I am sure we will fight with or against each other again

[@seankrachun6118]

Don't beat yourself up too bad about not being able to fight the rumble. You might look at it as you quit, but I see someone who fought until their body physically couldn't do more. It was awesome dude! As for the other part of the ugly, thank you for saying your peace, and it is indeed being handled by leadership. As always, great video, and thanks for the shout out to me and, more importantly, my team. Love ya Woodchuck!

[@woodchuckknight7820]

Thank you man. I truly appreciate it and it was so great to finally see you again. I appreciate the compliments.

[@polearmmonkey]

good stuff, man. Glad you guys had a good time!

[@woodchuckknight7820]

Thank you!

[@TigerShady]

Amazing event, full of amazing fighters!

[@woodchuckknight7820]

Yes it was!

[@ConstantineBrooks]

Great video!

[@woodchuckknight7820]

Thank you!

[@jeffreyfuhz]

it is all for fun. hurt people, don't injure

[@divanavitch]

Does Sca fighting count as armour time. Just curious as I just started buhurt and wondering if I would be ellagable for rookie rumble next year.

[@woodchuckknight7820]

My understanding is that SCA would not count as armor time being a different sport. I would always suggest double checking with armored combat sports since I'm not in charge of the rules, just in case.

[@divanavitch]

@@woodchuckknight7820 cool thanks. I’ll look into it. I live in bc Canada. So it would be a bit of a trip if I couldn’t play. 😜

[@madsismad9113]

Short answer no, you don’t have 2 years experience fighting out of armor in this league, other leagues and their rules don’t matter here

[@madsismad9113]

It looks like these fighter need 2 more year practicing out of armor before they put any back on. Kinda irresponsible to let people buy armor and use it without at least 2 years of practice, I though you were better than that

[@woodchuckknight7820]

What a strange response. What's irresponsible about rookies fighting in a rookie event. And nothing says these people haven't trained for years out of armor. The rule is less than 2 years in armor fighting to be in this event. Good luck growing or having a sport if you expect everyone to do at least 2 years of practice without participating.