Quick Facts
| Volume | #14 |
| Released | 2024-07-15 |
| Pages | 212 |
| ISBN | 9798892200141 |
Inside this volume
Public combat sports vs. underground martial arts... Who will win the final match of Round 1? There are two matches left in the first round of the tournament!! Kaolan Wongsawat, the heavyweight boxing champion, clashes with Kaneda Suekichi, the man who fought for his place in the tournament! Then, the "King of Combat," MMA champion Okubo Naoya, faces off against "The Fang of Metsudo" Kanoh Agito, who has reigned as emperor over the Kengan Association. A fight for the "strongest," fitting for the last match of Round One, begins!!
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