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(09-03-2017, 01:34 AM)T Rabbit Wrote: Thats is the proof that there is no rules to majingilanes fight. Is good to people who usually say that majingilanes only face opponents in number advantage read. This is the second situation where majingis engage a fight with no number advantage. Now the lonely scar nose against matshapiri male.
Well, in my opinion is the second time that Matshipiri male face the Majinginlanes. (It is not confirmed but its presumed). The first time, he faced and fought against DM and its believed he was win the combat until SN came and both of them chased him. (If he is inteligent and i think he is, he would learn the lesson)
He know that he is alone. He didnt know if others majingilanes were near and i dont think he take risks
On the other hand SN know he counts on his brothers and his confidence is higher that matshipiri male. But manjis must be caferul. If instead of a solitary male were another coalition SN would had have serious problems.
The Leopard Hills guests had a wonderful sighting of one of the Majingilane males looking for his brothers this morning.
Golden Mane photocredits Johan de la Rey, Leopard Hills Game Reserve, 07.09.2017.
The Imao I think that the majingilane don't have to much of a threat currently apart from the coalition of 5or 6(not sureness how many they are). Avis and the 3 brothers are to young yet. I think they have another 2 years or they will die from old age
09-10-2017, 12:34 AM( This post was last modified: 09-10-2017, 01:40 PM by HouseOfLions )
(09-09-2017, 10:02 PM)T Rabbit Wrote: Majngilanes faced bigger coalitions. Mapogos were 6, selatis 5, sand river 3. They challenge the bboys too recently and they are 4. So what the point of this guys like houseoflions who say that majingilanes not face any big coalition? And what do you mean "they are only lions"? Cause there are lions that are not lions but aliens or something?
They never faced the Mapogos as a coalition of 6. They only faced kinky and T and rusta and PB in a 2 vs 4. They never faced the selati as a 5 vs 4, they faced them once when the selati males were sub-aduts and then they faced than as a 1 vs 3, when they were only 3 left. And no, they never faced the BBoys as a 4 vs 3, it was a 2 vs 2 or a 1 vs 1. The time when 2 manginjis scared away 3 BBoys was made up.
So tell me again, who have they faced that was the same number as them or bigger.
Matimbas - 2
Mlowathis - 1, T came in later
Rusta - 1, PB came in later
Matshapiri - 2 and then 1 vs 2
Selati - 3, but they only fought them as a 1 vs 3.
And what I mean by "they are only lions" is that when they fought off other lions, they were doing what lions do. The matshapiri did it, the matimbas did it, heck every lion does that. That doesn't determine aggression or anything.
(09-09-2017, 10:02 PM)T Rabbit Wrote: Majngilanes faced bigger coalitions. Mapogos were 6, selatis 5, sand river 3. They challenge the bboys too recently and they are 4. So what the point of this guys like houseoflions who say that majingilanes not face any big coalition? And what do you mean "they are only lions"? Cause there are lions that are not lions but aliens or something?
You have to put in consideration they never faced a full coalition they took them out 1 by 1 and that's the true success of the majingilanes are always together and that's why they have been dominating for so long, if the mapogo males stook together they would have been still reigning probably, and if they matimbas were all together they definitely would have still an de in my opinion they would have been the dominant of sabi sands, an de that goes for all the coalitions.
History's most brutal killers, the Majingilane Male Lions
