eSports was something I never truly understood as a concept, maybe because I am too old for it, but it feels like there isn't the domination in other sports that we are so used to. I know that there is "some" domination, such as a dota team, a cs:go team, a lol team whatever could be seen better than others, but I have also seen too many times, too frequently, them getting a loss before the finals and getting out, it is not rare for the favorites to not get the cup.
Hence, even if I do not enjoy it, I also can't bet on it with that type of situation, football or basketball or formula 1 is not like that. Like sure Max may not get the next race, but he will get most of them at least, or Real may not win the next game but they will win most of them.
I get what you mean but most likely the players are not at fault but the video game itself, let me explain, on fighting games there exists the concepts of input lag and input leniency, input lag is simply how long it takes for the character to show on the screen the inputs you are giving with your controller, while input leniency is how forgiving is the window for you to create some combos, and now many modern fighting video games have a high input lag and high input leniency, this means creating combos is easy but it is difficult to take advantage of the mistakes your opponent makes, this reduces the skill ceiling and it makes harder for the true masters of the game to show their skills, and as such they cannot be as dominant as they could be.
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