Quick Facts
| Volume | #20 |
| Released | 2025-08-15 |
| Pages | 211 |
| ISBN | 9798892200202 |
Inside this volume
The world boxing champion, "The Thai God of War" Kaolan Wongsawat faces off against the living legend of underground martial arts, "The Fang of Metsudo" Kanoh Agito in the big title match of this tournament, the final match of Round 2...! As the boxer Kaolan assumes a hitman-style stance, the Fang challenges him... to a boxing fight with the same stance!!!?? Blood and sweat will fly in this fitting finale to the second round of the tournament! Who will come out on top...!!?
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