The Iron Fist Society getting beaten with a score of 40 to 0 sounded absurd, but that was the cruel reality.
Although the Transia Boxing Championship's schedule allowed each contestant to fight a maximum of twelve matches per day, Niu Niu and Sister Pomegranate had returned to their hometowns to round up some people. They had lost yesterday, but were still allowed to compete today.
And that wasn't even counting their fun-loving cousin A-Lin, whose talent was no less than Niu Niu's, or professional judo competitors like Soul Hawk.
These professionals took turns challenging the Iron Fist Society. In just half an hour, they had beaten their opponents into submission with their "otherworldly martial arts."
Of course, the traitors who had survived the harsh conditions of the Great Wilderness were tough enough, and they weren't so weak that they could truly be beaten without a fight. Unfortunately, Teacher Li had started giving "live demonstrations" near the end. He had practically been holding Niu Niu's hand and teaching him how to compensate for the flaws in his fighting style.
It was like the other side had brought a "big daddy" to their team fight. How were they supposed to win?
Smokehouse Beef Pot had finished his twelve matches early and was strolling over to the boxing ring. After admiring Teacher Li's fight, he turned to Cat Bro beside him and said:
"Old Li practices Xingyi Fist, but he's mixed in other styles. I'm no expert in hand-to-hand combat, but I can just about make out traces of Hung Gar and Bagua.
"He said he's from Foshan, so he must know Wing Chun too. I wonder where these youngsters found such a tough opponent. Someone with skills like his could open a martial arts school in Singapore and make a fortune every