Sometimes,Spain when you're in the heat of competition, tempers can run high.
Robot Warsis absolutely no exception.
SEE ALSO: Man attempts to give serious BBC interview, regrets ever having childrenOn Sunday's episode, the mightily named Team Behemoth took on the slightly-less-mightily-named Team Cherub. It was a close-fought match that went down to the wire, and ended in a decision from the judges.
Needless to say, one team member wasn't best pleased with the outcome:
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Oh dear.
In fairness to Team Behemoth's captain Ant, he explained afterwards that he wasn't being a sore loser -- he was actually annoyed with his team's decision to swap their robot's weapon for the fight.
"The main reason I walked out there was because I was so annoyed with the rest of the team for making that decision not to go with a guaranteed win, with using a scoop," he said.
"It was proven that sometimes innovation doesn't pay out -- sometimes it's best to use what you know works."
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We don't know if it's much of a consolation to Ant, but Team Cherub did go on to be beaten in the final in approximately four seconds by Team Eruption.
Actually, maybe that's not much of a consolation.
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