Quick Facts
| Volume | #11 |
| Released | 2023-10-15 |
| Pages | 212 |
| ISBN | 9798892200110 |
Inside this volume
A fisherman's pride clashes with a boxer's grit! The first round of the tournament has moved into C-block! Corporations are wheeling and dealing behind the scenes!! "The Giant of the Sea of Japan" Karo Yoshinari faces "The Howling Fighting Spirit" Yoroizuka Saw Paing and "The Land from the Land of Dreams" Nezu Masami fights "The Lightning God" Mikazuchi Rei in a mixed martial arts, cross-industry battle of pride!!
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