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Baki starts to warm-up at midday and the fight is to take place at midnight. Kitazawa shows up and brings him the best thugs to train. Later, Yuri Chakovsky and Kaoru Hanayama also come. They're both helping Baki with warming up. Shortly before the start of the fight, all of Baki's friends are arriving at the scene. Eventually, Yuujirou himself also arrives by helicopter.

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