Beating
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Instead Pacquiao effortlessly crushed De La Hoya, beating him repeatedly for round after round, but not being able to knock out De La Hoya due to the size difference and De La Hoya's iron jaw.
- This is the most common example of this trope — with most common enemies, it's quicker to just beat up your opponents instead of spending a round or two inflicting debuffs or status ailments and then beating them up.
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The first round can be fast paced and exciting, but after 10 minutes of trying (and mostly succeeding) in beating the crap out of each other, the fighters noticeably slow down in the final round.
Source: Combat Breakdown
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