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Baki and Yuujirou's battle starts with a sudden earthquake. Baki's father stops it by hitting the ground, and then everyone is extremely astonished. Baki does his best in the battle, but it turns out that he has no chance at all. His attacks do not make any effect against Yuujirou, even when he uses his Roll Kick trick. Nevertheless, the Ogre is very satisfied with his son's combat level. At some point, Baki's body is crushed into the ground and Yuujirou begins to bombard him with a series of blows to his face when the young fighter is lying unconscious.

The group then left to go to an adult location, much to Ippo's dismay. Two Rookie Kings Arc Ippo meets Miyata after graduation. After Ippo graduated at his school, he met with Umezawa, who wanted Ippo to take pictures with his fans. After taking pictures with his fans, Ippo gave his farewells to Takemura and Matsuda, and began walking with Umezawa. Before Ippo and Umezawa spilt paths, Umezawa made an attempt to apologise for everything he did in the past to Ippo, however Ippo believed he just wanted to know when the next match was, and told him that he would call him when he knew. As Ippo walked home, he encountered Miyata, who had also just graduated. Miyata revealed that he would be moving away from Japan to go to South Korea and Thailand in order to face their strong boxers and would not come back until he closes the gap between himself and Ippo. Ippo's follower, Yamada. When Ippo returned to the Kamogawa gym, a big group of newcomers were in the gym due to the gym having Takamura, Aoki, and Kimura having a match in the same day. After a roadwork training course set by Takamura, only one newcomer completed and joined the gym: Naomichi Yamada, who turned out to be a fan of Ippo. Ippo was soon chosen to teach Yamada the basics.

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