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20 Years Ago - Felix Trinidad vs. Ricardo Mayorga: Trinidad's Grand Finale

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Published: October 02, 2024

"Jim, I've never known an athlete who admitted as plainly as Tito that he absolutely loved the cheers of the crowd." -- Larry Merchant

The sound of congas in rhythm grew louder as it permeated throughout Madison Square Garden. Slowly, the congas were joined by a trumpet, a trombone, a piano, and finally a voice. As Puerto Rico's Felix "Tito" Trinidad made his way through the tunnel of the world's most famous arena, with each step, the music began to drown to the sound of a crowd. A crowd of over 17,000 fans awaited the return of their hero. When he finally stepped on the arena's floor, the legendary fighter looked up at the crowd surrounding him, and a smile grew across his face. Trinidad basked at the roar of the Madison Square Garden audience, a majority of which were fans from his island nation, Puerto Rico. The cheers invigorated him as he pounded his chest toward the ring, ready to go to war. He had finally returned to what he loved. And the fans loved him back—the quintessential relationship between warrior and fanatic.

After two years and 143 days since his last battle inside the ring, three-division world champion Felix Trinidad ended his retirement against former welterweight champion Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga. He would return on October 02, 2004, at Madison Square Garden in New York City in what turned out to be his swan song, his last great showing. A reminder of what would eventually induct him into the Boxing Hall of Fame. His Grand Finale.

BACKGROUND AND EARLY RETIREMENT

What led to Trinidad's retirement took place three years earlier, in September 2001. In the finals of Don King's middleweight tournament, Trinidad suffered the first loss of his career at the hands of longtime middleweight champion Bernard Hopkins. At the time of the fight, Trinidad was rated as one of the best fighters in the world pound-for-pound and entered as the favorite with recent stoppage victories over Fernando Vargas and William Joppy. During the press tour for the fight against Hopkins, the stakes were raised for Trinidad when his opponent, in the ultimate sign of disrespect, grabbed the Puerto Rican flag out of his hands and threw it on the ground.

The mental dynamics changed from merely being a boxing match to a must-win situation for Trinidad. Dealing with the skill of Hopkins' was already a mountain to climb, but adding on the mental warfare of his opponent, the rescheduling of the fight due to the events of September 11 was a hurdle a veteran like Trinidad couldn't overcome. Even so, Hopkins fought a perfect fight, executing a masterful game plan from beginning to end, stopping Trinidad in the 12th round.

"All that was riding Trinidad's back was too much pressure for one man," Hopkins recalled to Ring Magazine. "To have to fight for his country, to fight for his family, to fight for what I've done to his flag, and then 9/11. It takes a special person…it takes a special performance to be able to execute like The Executioner did. That was a perfect, perfect fight."

Following the loss to Hopkins, Trinidad fought in his native Puerto Rico in May 2002, stopping Frenchman Hacine Cherifi in four rounds. A few months later, Trinidad decided to retire at the age of 29. The decision was due to frustration from an inability to secure rematches with Hopkins and former rival Oscar De La Hoya. The three-division champion viewed fights with De La Hoya and Hopkins as the only ones that could add to his legacy. Trinidad wasn't interested in pursuing other fights when they didn't come together.

"After carefully evaluating all present factors and listening to the recommendation of his father, manager, and trainer, he has decided to retire as a professional boxer," said Trinidad's then-lawyer Nicolas Medina to the Los Angeles Times. The only fights remaining would not add anything to his career but would cause great risk to his health."

The announcement stunned fans especially those in Puerto Rico. Despite the loss to Hopkins and already amassing enough credentials to be considered one of the island's greatest fighters, Trinidad was still relatively close to his peak. He retired as the longest reigning welterweight champion in history with 15 title defenses, a former unified champion at welterweight and junior middleweight, and a former middleweight titleholder, all before the age of 30.

In spite of Trinidad's insistence that his retirement be permanent, the itch grew too strong for him to resist. After missing all of 2003, in the summer of 2004, Trinidad announced his return against the braggadocious former WBC welterweight champion Ricardo Mayorga.

Breaking onto the world boxing scene in 2003, Mayorga scored huge multiple upsets over Vernon Forrest, stopping him in three rounds and winning a decision in a rematch. Mayorga was known for his brazen attitude, his blatant disregard for his opponents, his smoking cigarettes, his unorthodox style, and most importantly, his punching power. When Mayorga took an opponent seriously, he was a dangerous opponent for any fighter but had the tendency to underestimate some of his foes. In December 2003, in a unification welterweight bout with Cory Spinks, he lost a majority decision, almost derailing the momentum he had garnered with wins over Forrest. After fighting Eric Mitchell in a catchweight junior middleweight bout, Mayorga was set to face Trinidad at middleweight.

PROMOTION

The promotion for Trinidad-Mayorga became the blueprint the Nicaraguan would follow for his PPV fights in the future. Mayorga predicted a knockout of Trinidad in various rounds and vowed to put the returning champion permanently into retirement. He wasn't quite as disrespectful with Trinidad as he later would be against Oscar De La Hoya or Fernando Vargas, but Mayorga did his best to get under Trinidad's skin. Mayorga even stated that he would test Trinidad's power and stick out his chin to be hit, similar to what he did against Forrest.

"If he puts his chin there and I can hit it, let's see if he really can resist my punches," Trinidad said during the press tour to Ring Magazine. "I bring big power in my hands, and I will be ready to take him out."

The fight was shown on HBO Pay-Per-View, and the fight's primary promoter, Don King, expressed his unhappiness in dealing with the network. The legendary promoter felt the promotion for Trinidad-Mayorga was rushed and not given the same amount of priority as other recent PPVs, such as Oscar De La Hoya's bout with Bernard Hopkins, which occurred a few weeks earlier.

"They gave Bob Arum six months to promote Oscar De La Hoya vs. Bernard Hopkins, and they gave me six days to promote Trinidad vs. Mayorga—the fight of the year," stated Don King. "HBO Pay-Per-View was short-sighted in giving De La Hoya vs. Hopkins the big push and subsequently short-changed their subscribers by not adequately promoting Trinidad vs. Mayorga. I think they took this action because I was involved in the fight. I feel like a homeless promoter."

Regardless of King's issues with the promotion, Trinidad's fifth fight at Madison Square Garden brought 4.65 million at the live gate- the third largest gate in Madison Square Garden history at the time - garnered over 400,000 PPV buys and brought in over 17,000 fans to the arena.

"If the question is did absence make the hearts of boxing fans grow fonder, the answer is a noisily resounding yes!" -- Jim Lampley

THE FIGHT

Trinidad's (41-1, 34 KOs) decision to return to the sweet science was largely predicated on him missing the cheers from the crowd. There was no feeling that could match it or replace it. To this day, the pure mania Trinidad's fights attracted at Madison Square Garden have remained unmatched, with few coming close as competition.

"When it comes to the view of the fans in the island of Puerto Rico, Tito Trinidad was certainly their hero," recalled longtime veteran boxing writer and founder of Latin Box Sports Damon Gonzalez. "I remember being a young writer, being ringside covering a few of Tito's fights and there was such a high level of passion. Every time Tito stepped in the ring, the passion showed in him, his dad, their team, the crowd, There was just a different level."

From Trinidad's entrance, the faceoff in the center of the ring, the moments right before the sound of the first round, the MSG crowd was in hysteria. The crowd was euphoric at seeing Trinidad back in the ring. The arena was at a fervor pitch when the bell rang to start the fight.

Mayorga (26-4-1, 22 KOs) mostly dominated the first round. There were moments when the Puerto Rican superstar looked old in the opening stanza as Mayorga's volume looked overwhelming. That was until Mayorga allowed Trinidad to punch him with his left hook in the form of bravado. After this moment, which briefly put the arena in a state of madness, Trinidad awoke and was done warming up. He took over from that point forward.

Looking back, Mayorga was the perfect stylistic opponent for Trinidad. So much so numerous fighters would fight Mayorga in similar situations whenever making a comeback of sorts. But it's up to the fighter to deliver when an opportunity arises. And against Mayorga, Trinidad looked as sharp as ever, landing deadly power shots with extraordinary accuracy.

However, in the face of being pummelled, Mayorga wasn't giving up. He scored a knockdown in the third round when landing a punch behind Trinidad's ear, leading to the Puerto RIcan's glove touching the canvas. The knockdown held no weight on the fight's outcome other than letting Trinidad know Mayorga was still dangerous.

The fifth round was particularly brutal for Mayorga as Trinidad reigned a barrage of blows on him in the final minute. The two 31-year-olds would exchange blows in many rounds to the delight of the crowd. Mayorga lasted until the eighth round, when a body shot finally sent him down. Trinidad scored two more knockdowns, forcing referee Steve Smoger to end the contest. At the time of the stoppage, Trinidad led on all three judges' scorecards.

The CompuBox numbers told the story of Trinidad's astonishing accuracy. In overall punches, the Puerto Rican star landed 290 of his 460 punches at 63 percent and 218 out of 329 power punches at 66 percent. Trinidad landed over 50 percent of his punches in every round and landed over 60 percent in five rounds. In terms of power punches, he landed over 60 percent in six rounds. In the eighth and final round, Trinidad landed 39 out of 47 power punches at a shocking 83 percent.

FINAL THOUGHTS

The aftermath of the Mayorga fight would see two more fights and two retirements from Trinidad. After fighting Mayorga, Trinidad fought Ronald "Winky" Wright in the worst performance of his career, losing a wide unanimous decision. Another retirement followed. Trinidad redeemed himself years later against Roy Jones Jr. in another loss but a much better showing. The Jones fight was Trinidad's last fight at Madison Square Garden and of his career. But by 2008, when the fight took place, the torch of Puerto Rico's premier boxer had been passed to Miguel Cotto. The enthusiasm for the Jones fight was nowhere near the Mayorga bout.

The Mayorga fight was a moment in time. It was a time capsule of a moment in boxing history when Trinidad was at his peak, a remembrance of his greatness. The crowd. The arena. The passion. It's a fight that encapsulates the world of boxing in the early 2000s. Trinidad's relationship with the Puerto Rican fanbase was unique and only recently duplicated by fighters like Ricky Hatton and Manny Pacquiao. Almost two decades later, there hasn't been a fighter from Puerto Rico who has gained the same level of admiration as Trinidad.

"There's not going to be another Trinidad," said current WBO light flyweight champion Jonathan Gonzalez. They want to make another Trinidad. But you're not going to get another Trinidad. That will not exist in 20 or 30 years."

Only time will tell whether boxing fans and those from Puerto Rico will witness another phenomenon like Trinidad again. But, his return against Mayorga only highlights how special he was and what he meant to those who viewed him as their hero.

(Featured Photo: Getty Images)

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booksinantwerp · 1 year ago

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masterofd1saster · 3 months ago

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themovieblogonline · 7 months ago

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Glen Powell Plays A Pretend Hit Man in "Hit Man"

ManAustin’s own Richard Linklater and Netflix screened his latest film, “Hit Man,” to a packed audience on Wednesday, May 15th at the Paramount Theater in downtown Austin. Glen Powell plays a pretend hitman in the movie. Before the showing of the comedy/film noir, lead and co-writer, Glen Powell, was inducted into the Texas Hall of Fame, established in 2001 by Linklater to honor those Texas natives who excel in the film world. Powell was born and educated in Austin, Texas. The film about the real-life pretend hitman was a delight. Hit Man will stream on Netflix after a June 7, 2024 theatrical release. It will be showing at the Alamo Drafthouse Chain in Austin; the 1 hour 55 minute film is well worth your time. It is based on a true story, but poetic license has admittedly been taken with the plot. There really was a Gary Johnson. Johnson was profiled by Skip Hollandsworth in “Texas Monthly” magazine. Johnson was a college professor and tech guy turned mole for the New Orleans police department. Linklater, who knew the man during his life, described him as “the chillest dude ever.” The film was shot in New Orleans. Street signs with Piety/Pleasure in close-ups add subtle humor to the plot. THE PLOT The synopsis on IMDB describes the plot this way: “A professor moonlighting as a hit man of sorts for his city police department descends into dangerous, dubious territory when he finds himself attracted to a woman who enlists his services.” I was reminded of “BlacKkKlansman,” where the real-life exploits of Ron Stallworth as a Black man who joined the Ku Klux Klan were explored. The difference in tone between the two films, however, is vast. That’s good news for the audience. This one is a screwball comedy/film noir with an original plot and excellent acting by Powell, co-star Adria Arjona (“Father of the Bride”), and Retta (“Good Girls”). Music, Cinematography, Costuming, Acting---all are uniformly excellent. The screenplay, co-written by Linklater and Powell, was hammered out during phone calls during Covid. It premiered at the Italian film festival in September, during the writers’ strike, meaning that Linklater appeared pretty much solo. Since the title character, Gary Johnson, is a college professor, we get uncharacteristic depth of thought about life and “the eternal mystery of human consciousness and behavior.” Powell’s character says, “I had a knack for being the person they needed me to be” of his hit man persona Ron he adopted and says, “I had somehow found my stage.” The talented (and good-looking) Powell, seen in the comedy “Anyone But You” as well as “Top Gun: Maverick” (2022), has been working towards a Hollywood career since age 14, when he appeared in “Spy Kids 3D: Game Over.” His remarks before the film reveal an Austin native who loves Texas and loves making movies. (“The most fun job on the planet.”) THE SCRIPT The screenwriting duo (Linklater and Powell) had a great time writing the script during Covid (mostly by phone). The cast contributed by improvising some of the best lines that stayed in the film. Co-star Sanjay Rao (Phil) said his favorite line (of Retta’s) that remained in the final film was her remark that she would “rip out my IUD for Ron,” the cool guy persona that Gary Johnson portrayed. (That line brought a big laugh from the crowd). It is not often that we get a philosophical discussion of the difference between cat people and dog people in a film about a pretend hit man. “Dogs are too needy. They’re like people. We beg for more…embarrass ourselves for the scraps of others.” Another line that amused me was the remark that a man sitting alone, reading Catcher in the Rye is “historically speaking never a good sign.” The depth of the discussion(s) of change and role-playing, Id versus Ego, and morality is unusual for a comedy (about a pretend hitman) that we might be tempted to term “lightweight.” It IS lightweight, in the sense that the expert ensemble has turned a complex plot with a lot of frothy humor into an exploration of many deeper issues, one being change. A few lines to illustrate: “Your reality will change over time in ways that you cannot even imagine.” “Seize the identity you want for yourself. Life is short. You gotta’ live on your own terms.” And, in a line that is a throwback to Tom Cruise's line in Risky Business, “Sometimes, you just gotta’ make a move.” THE SEX SCENES Editor Sandra Adair (who visited Powell’s classroom when he was in high school), after editing one of the film’s truly hot sex scenes said, “I thought the screen was going to melt in the editing room!” The film’s 35-year-old leading man supposedly broke up with his model girlfriend in 2023. There are so well-done and believable sex scenes that it’s hard to select just one. There’s the dancing scene in a nightclub called Virgo. There’s the tub scene. There's the role play when Aria’s character, Madison “Maddy” Figueros, dresses up as a flight attendant to play seductress. The chemistry onscreen is hot, hot, hot. After the movie, during the Q&A, Adria Arjana said, “You have seen a lot of me tonight.” (Again, laughter). The IMDB website gives the release date as June 7th. It’s a very good movie. It’s original, and you’ll enjoy it on many levels. The cell phone scene alone is worth the price of admission. That scene is complex and operates on three different levels in this pretend hitman film. Don’t miss this Hit Man. And remember when discussing the plot’s resolution: “There are no absolutes, oral or epistemological, in life.”

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#Illbleed #MyQuestionsAboutTheGame

I wish the creator of Illbleed was still alive.

I would ask him a ton of questions about this game like this and what promotion did Michel Waters get the invitation cards from?, what Eriko's true Id card age is?, & what was the Jp commercial?

Images not mine but links are there.

Illbleed Review for Dreamcast (2001) - Defunct Games

Nice☆Gay on X: "When you get into combat in Illbleed a heliport appears, if you press B quickly you'll escape the fight cuz Illbleed http://t.co/63FvP635XE" / X (twitter.com)

Where the IV drip was in the beta build but was removed with other characters in use.

SharkBloodRan on X: "Illbleed fact #8: in some Dreamcast Magazine scans from 2000 there are some screenshots of prerelease screenshots of specific levels more specifically Home run of death and a slightly different shot of the platforming area in revenge of queen worm #Illbleed #IllbleedSweep https://t.co/uU43bpNzNd" / X (twitter.com)

Panic Stretch 🏳️‍⚧️ on X: "continuing with illbleed. I've made it further through the first level. This game is certainly making MY heartrate go up too. XD I know where most of the traps are in this level and yet a lot of them have still gotten me. I'm a baby. XD #illbleed #Gameplay https://t.co/pZji7HoCaY" / X (twitter.com)

Some Illbleed gifs and cutscenes I found on X

Mikeke352🎮🏳️‍🌈 on X: "There's a surprisingly large amount of gifs out there for Illbleed considering it's such an old, obscure game. There aren't any really for D, Enemy zero, or D2. https://t.co/r7AUtF29yh" / X (twitter.com)

kinoposting on X: "@BruhmaneClapped ILLBLEED IS THE FUNNIEST GAME OF ALL TIME Sadly it's also janky and most people don't get passed the first level, like I doubt you will even play you gotta commit to that shit here's the full cutscene the gif is from https://t.co/Ivv3Krfd3Z" / X (twitter.com)

Diamond Feit 💎 ✨ ♥️ on X: "@Brelston toiletattack.gif #illbleed https://t.co/0pkdUmcVP0" / X (twitter.com)

Nice☆Gay on X: "Illbleed-Shower-Zombie.gif #LaqGif http://t.co/j0D1Efl74u" / X (twitter.com)

🪨 Geop! 🪨 on X: "Thinkin about Illbleed again https://t.co/3M0dJKRyR2" / X (twitter.com)

Obscure Video Games on X: "Illbleed (Sega - Dreamcast - 2001) https://t.co/988Dryaob8 https://t.co/Z5COcZb8su" / X (twitter.com)

SharkBloodRan on X: "Illbleed fact #5 Originally in the Japanese version of Illbleed there was going to be a full dub of the game in Japanese before later being subtitled with the english audio track, the only remnants of this audio is from the only September '01 build. #Illbleed #IllbleedSweep https://t.co/nmAncRBjQW" / X (twitter.com)

Rocky on X: "That part in IllBleed where the narrator flubs the reading but they keep the take in kills me. https://t.co/2CjmVahB8K" / X (twitter.com)

SurrealandCreepy on X: "One of the many traps in Illbleed. https://t.co/784Cpsmsai" / X (twitter.com)

Dracula Spelled Backwards on X: "#31SpookyFuckingGames Illbleed, a survival horror game on the Dreamcast that tracks things like adrenaline, heart rate, etc. You have to maintain it all so you don't die of fright while also avoiding traps/scares. Each stage is a different b-horror movie trope. https://t.co/d4k5O62EMn" / X (twitter.com)

Chris Jabberwocky on X: "#MDT5K is extremely happy to release our first episode of ILLBLEED - the wacky Dreamcast horror game, with special guest @EllynResident on commentary along with myself and @vanessasketch - will we finish it this time? We shall see 😆 #letsplay #retrogaming https://t.co/WMQh56Sr8N https://t.co/NEwaL1ZAxi" / X (twitter.com)

Illbleed - Stealing Hand (youtube.com)

Some cool Illbleed stickers I randomly found.

4x6 Illbleed Cuties Sticker Sheet - Etsy

FallenParty on X: "Eriko Christy - Illbleed #リョナ #ryona https://t.co/GUQm243CKT" / X (twitter.com)

Dreamcast - Illbleed - Character Related Sprites - The Spriters Resource (spriters-resource.com)

Mom on X: "Illbleed VR https://t.co/zb5ZHn34KX" / X (twitter.com)

Matt Bartlett VA🎙️ on X: "Thinking of making Illbleed 2 so me and @BoondockJoker can voice act in it. Thank you for your time. https://t.co/UNXeoiARju" / X (twitter.com)

SharkBloodRan on X: "3. in the E3 2000 build of Illbleed there is footage of an early version of Home Run of death shown off, one of the most interesting things about this version is that it has a fight with Rachel (the Giant worm) from the second level. https://t.co/tXFFEVKOtx" / X (twitter.com)

Captain OptiJams on X: "Wise Illbleed tree https://t.co/VSAQewNyFP" / X (twitter.com)

Zinny | Commissions Open on X: "@j0tpla Why the tree lookin like he's from Illbleed? https://t.co/yYDyHSXlBV" / X (twitter.com)

𝐋𝐨𝐰 𝐏𝐨𝐥𝐲 𝐃𝐞𝐩𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐨�� on X: "𝘔𝘪𝘳𝘳𝘰𝘳 𝘰𝘧 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘴𝘰𝘶𝘭 (Illbleed - Dreamcast, 2001) https://t.co/oOjNU1ZbZB" / X (twitter.com)

🧿w🧿 on X: "obscurevideogames: hitchpussy: Illbleed (2001) (Sega - Dreamcast) https://t.co/g6pg0ELVJl https://t.co/R48rTBeTlP" / X (twitter.com)

💉🫀🥩 on X: "ILLBLEED STRATEGY GUIDE (2001) https://t.co/K4HnLRHjhm" / X (twitter.com)

💉🫀🥩 on X: "ILLBLEED (DREAMCAST, 2001) https://t.co/bktDz0U20K" / X (twitter.com)

twitter.com/HyperBitHero/status/1790623362357895440

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John Andersen on X: "Of course they were giving away a Blue Stinger jacket and poster, but no Hassy? https://t.co/PQjsbTUQKf" / X (twitter.com)

Sean-Paul on X: "@JohnAndersen21 Hell yeah https://t.co/fmVB5wc20I https://t.co/SORT34UH5t" / X (twitter.com)

SharkBloodRan on X: "Illbleed Fact #9: This is another article discussing the switch between Climax Graphics to Crazy games during Illbleed's Development which was around the time when Sega dropped from Publishing the game. #Illbleed #IllbleedSweep https://t.co/uOcSraD13B" / X

SharkBloodRan on X: "Illbleed fact #4 in early builds of Illbleed there is footage of Kevin hanging around Homerun of death and usually sporting the "Randy" name on his health which could imply that Eriko and Kevin were originally the starting characters at the start #Illbleed #illbleedSweep https://t.co/CjDttdabzf" / X

SharkBloodRan on X: "#IllbleedSWEEP https://t.co/PqvLtuoXtw" / X

SurrealandCreepy on X: "Illbleed (DC). Entering one of the final bosses "oh no man"! #videogames #retrogaming #horror https://t.co/brhJTyjKRm" / X

Red Mage Roxy on X: "Here are some choice images from Illbleed -Zodick the Hedgehog -Rachel & her father as ghosts -this game has a lot of blood -Size Is Problem https://t.co/fWHJTDZfd6" / X

Farrell the Feral 🕹️ on X: "Team SNES for me. But what my heart truly desires is this $16,000 Mega Dream. Saving my allowance, and dreaming big. Captured this while playing Illbleed the other night. So great. https://t.co/sQ16bPzIYf" / X

https://twitter.com/illbleed_txt/media

Your dad, The squid on X: "For the guys @ReloadLastSave based on a joke in their Illbleed (part 2) video. Here's logo 1/ I don't know how many I'll make. https://t.co/BJbxHtA8ls" / X

https://x.com/Tracker_TD/status/1587048202007707650

Illbleed beta workers in the backrooms.

💀𝔖𝔢𝔤𝔞 𝔅𝔞𝔰𝔰 𝕸𝖔𝖗𝖙𝖎𝖈𝖎𝖆𝖓💀 on X: "More of DCM's Illbleed strats ⁽ᴰᶜᴹ⁻ˢᵉᵍᵃᴿᵉᵗʳᵒ⁾ https://t.co/itiKHTcGQq" / X

💀𝔖𝔢𝔤𝔞 𝔅𝔞𝔰𝔰 𝕸𝖔𝖗𝖙𝖎𝖈𝖎𝖆𝖓💀 on X: "DCM interviews the developers of Illbleed ⁽ᴰᶜᴹ⁻ˢᵉᵍᵃᴿᵉᵗʳᵒ⁾ https://t.co/35grLB7U81" / X

💀𝔖𝔢𝔤𝔞 𝔅𝔞𝔰𝔰 𝕸𝖔𝖗𝖙𝖎𝖈𝖎𝖆𝖓💀 on X: "DCM's strategy guide for Illbleed ⁽ᴰᶜᴹ⁻ˢᵉᵍᵃᴿᵉᵗʳᵒ⁾ https://t.co/RdE7SCrkOg" / X

The beta Illbleed UI with Eriko crawling on the Mr. Banballow bathroom floor.

https://x.com/Tracker_TD/status/1443001635693862913

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