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The strongest version of the Rafa guard myth is not that nobody ever threatened it. It is that one old Cobrinha pass became so rare that the internet still treats it like evidence.

The best Rafa story is not only the berimbolo. It is the volume: gifted teenagers, a coach who became a father figure, and a schedule that already looked professional.

The important Gordon story is not only offense. The New Yorker describes a room where he was assigned defense, escaped fast, and showed the Danaher system under resistance.

The Roger vs Gordon gi debate should start from a real clip trail: Gordon did not ignore the gi; he trained it under Danaher, and people were waiting to see what transferred.

Roger's cross choke is the cleanest argument for basics at the highest level: the move is public, the entry is obvious, and the finish still lands.

The internet loves vague “he was strong” stories. Roger has a better one: a 2007 Worlds exchange where Drysdale's sleeve became the proof.