In my opinion the serve he chose, forces him to stay put, he essentially boxed himself in that spot. The fact that the serve is so close to his body and the opponent is able to get there in such short amount of time, he’s boxed out of each corner. Him moving either direction is interfering with the shot. Look at it this way, if you have a clear shot to the corner because your opponent boxed himself out, how is he allowed to move his body into your shot before it even hits the wall? Sorry he’s OUT for that. Maybe it could be debatable if he only moved a few inches and it would be a block at that point but Drago literally moved like 2 feet to the left.
SORRY BRO YOURE A DRAMA QUEEN. Anyone that says you gotta stay still like a frozen statue after swinging has no idea what they’re talking about. He can do that, nothing wrong w it unless he actually SCREENS the ball. This is just dumb tbh. Someone did this to me once. It quite frankly ruins the game. And even if the rules support that, if that’s a new rule, that rule sucks. I like the idea of being able to be loose and move in the court, not be confined like a statue after my shot. This isn’t basketball, we aren’t setting picks either.
13:00 sorry to comment again but watching this w all my boys and we all think you’re a BABY. Where do yall come up w these rules? You’re saying someone has to stand on the same side they served from and just let you hit it to the other side and can’t move until AFTEE you hit it? What sport you playing bro? That makes ZERO SENSE. Just think logically. Serving from right to right, the smartest thing to do is go center immediately after the serve or the left. To set up for the next shot bc the opponent is gonna prob go to the opposite side. I don’t know why this is a discussion. Is this a younger generation thing of making up dumb rules like this or something? Or some cheapness that spread from one person to the next that infected the handball truth ?
