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Ippo went to Osaka to watch Sendō and Volg's match where he met Miyata, who he had not seen since he came back to Japan. The two watched Sendō and Volg fight for the JBC featherweight belt, which ended in a controversial win for Sendō.
After the fight, Ippo found out from Fujii, that the Otowa Boxing Gym was cutting ties with Volg. who was leaving Japan that evening. Ippo took a taxi to the airport where Volg was leaving. There, Volg thanked Ippo for teaching him the fun in boxing and gave Ippo his old boxing gloves. Volg left, after saying his last Japanese word to Ippo, "Sayonara", leaving Ippo in tears as he witnessed Volg walking away. Ippo getting
informed by Aoki and Kimura about their comeback matches. Later, after watching Miyata fight against Li Chon Pir, Ippo met Date, who commented on Miyata's match and revealed to Ippo that he would be fighting an American who was ranked fifth in the WBA, and if he wins he would be going after the world title. Date warned Ippo before leaving to not idle around too long by having no matches while everyone else is progressing, or he will be forgotten. Ippo went to the gym and found out that him, Aoki and Kimura have matches coming up.
It shows Yuujirou who beat up fighters from
some local pro wrestling gym. Then he returns to his exclusive hotel, where he eats a big dinner, then he
goes to bed and fantasizes about killing martial artists. Suddenly he instinctively senses someone standing near his door. When he comes to the door and grabs the handle, suddenly the iron door starts to be bombarded with a lot of blows from the other side. Surprised Yuujirou breaks down the door with a kick to see who it is, but it turns out there's nobody there. Most likely it was Kureha Shinogi, who was introduced to the series in the next chapter.
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road to makeover Super Warrior (revised edition)" 95スプリングスペシャルミュージカル 美少女戦士セーラームーンS 変身・スーパー戦士への道(改訂版) (in Japanese). Sailormoon. Channel. Archived from the original on February 26, 2008. Retrieved October 20, 2016. ^ Lobão, David Denis (May 24, 2007). "Musicais do OhaYO! – Parte 2" (in Portuguese). Universo Online. Archived from the original on June 5, 2011. Retrieved July 24, 2009. ^ "Osabu Twitter" (in Japanese).
