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Ippo then threw punches that get dodged. Saeki noticed that his body keeps freezing up. Ippo landed a punch to Saeki's face again and then an uppercut, knocking Saeki down. After Saeki tried to stand up, he fell back down with the referee ending the match with Ippo winning and passing the first round of the Class A Tournament. In the waiting room, Umezawa stayed with Ippo as Kamogawa and Yagi had act as seconds for Aoki and Kimura. As Umezawa left to get water for Ippo, Saeki entered Ippo's room and asked why he could find him while he was in Ippo's blind spot. Ippo answered that it was because Saeki's rhythm was so precise. After hearing the answer, Saeki left the room. When Umezawa came back, he wondered how Ippo did not fall during the match, but Ippo told him it was because he was told not to fall on the advertisement, thanking Umezawa. Umezawa then attempted to take a picture of Ippo again only for the camera film to pop out again. Ippo celebrating at the Gaiant Echo. Mania. com. Demand Media. Archived from the original on February 27, 2014. ^ Pine, Jarred (December 18, 2005). "Eyeshield 21 Vol. #05". Mania. com. Demand Media. Archived from the original on February 27, 2014.