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This video talks about throws in fighting games and how they can shift the momentum of a match.

00:00 Intro

00:21 What is a throw?

00:46 Types of throws

02:30 Strike/Throw playstyle

03:09 Throws back then (SF2)

05:01 "Take the throw"

06:20 Grapplers are hard to play

07:09 Outro

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