punisher73
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It's not different, but I consider the act of bridging the gap as part of outside game...because at one point you aren't near your opponent, and the next you are. Maybe that is just the way I interpret things.
I would say that it is your interpretation. WC closes the gap to get in close, it does not really have tools to stay on the outside kicking range to implement a good offense if you CAN'T close the gap.