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For example, left-handed sword fighters able to take advantage of right-handed fighters—a lefty's attacks come from an unusual angle compared to what those used to fighting righties are used to, making them more difficult to parry. Truth In Television for baseball, of course (and most baseball movies have references to southpaws, as do baseball episodes of TV series), hence the name of the trope: The Southpaw. |
For example, left-handed sword fighters able to take advantage of right-handed fighters—a lefty's attacks come from an unusual angle compared to what those used to fighting righties are used to, making them more difficult to parry. Truth In Television for baseball, of course (and most baseball movies have references to southpaws, as do baseball episodes of TV series), hence the name of the trope: The Southpaw. |
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{{See also|I Am Not Left-Handed}} |
{{See also|I Am Not Left-Handed}} |
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No relation to [[Slow Left Hand]]. |
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