Chapter 401 - 368: The Dispute Between Importance and Triviality
After the fifth round, the score became 3-2, with Hua Country Team beginning to take the lead.
At this moment, the head coach of the Thailand Team looked frighteningly grim. What started off as a promising beginning had turned out this way. Not only had Siti lost, but his injuries were not minor either, raising concerns about its impact on the upcoming matches. The morale of the Thailand Team was also somewhat low.
Watching the person across rise to enter the game, the Thailand Team’s head coach said to his own players, "It’s this person coming up, their style is similar to Muay Thai. Go all out with him—you’ll definitely have no problem!"
The player about to go on nodded, "Understood."
The sixth round, light heavyweight match, Guo Dongyang of Hua Country Team vs Ji Yu of Thailand Team.
Guo Dongyang’s current overall score was A (56%). He was originally A (76%), but his score had dropped by 20% because he had moved up from middleweight to light heavyweight, gaining 15 pounds.
For Guo Dongyang, the previous weight class was the most suitable for him. Further weight gain, while enhancing his power, greatly reduced his speed and agility, ultimately reducing his overall strength.
But this was a necessity. Compared to others, Guo Dongyang, even with the weight gain, still had the strongest capability, so he was chosen for the light heavyweight class, replacing Xu Zijia, the original Yanhuang Technique light heavyweight champion.
Ji Yu, Guo Dongyang’s opponent in this match, had an overall score of S— (24%), having won both the Thai RJ light heavyweight and heavyweight titles, making him a double champion.
The match started quickly, and Guo Dongyang and Ji Yu clashed intensely.
Both Ang Fist and Muay Thai had similar styles. Guo Dongyang, being typically offensive, didn’t hesitate to exchange blows, even knowing his opponent might be stronger.