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Ippo and Sendō having a no-contact spar. At the Lucha Lucha Gym, Sendō wanted to spar to work off calories and Ippo was pushed into doing a no-contact spar with him. While Sendō intended to hit Ippo, Ippo dodged all of his punches while throwing held back punches. Sendō became irritated and shoved Ippo, making him lose balance. Sendō threw a Smash that Ippo barely dodged, making the punch hit his headgear as Kazuhiro Yanaoka and the Naniwa coach arrived and immediately stopping the spar. Ippo and Milo watching Sendō and Alfredo's match.

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