But Greedy Wolf could not uncover the secret of his opponent's Psychic Powers from a single failed exchange, much less figure out how to win.
He only knew that the Blond Man's fists were far more dangerous than they appeared. A direct hit would cost him dearly.
Greedy Wolf's first thought was to stop meeting force with force. He needed to avoid his opponent's attacks as much as possible while looking for a chance to win.
That was when Greedy Wolf realized how important speed was.
To seize the initiative before his opponent could react, speed was crucial.
Fortunately, Greedy Wolf was a well-rounded fighter. His strength, endurance, ability to take a hit, and speed had all improved steadily as he grew stronger.
So while Greedy Wolf lacked Golden Flash's terrifying speed, it was by no means a weakness of his.
When he focused on speed, he could still perform at a frightening level.
Within seconds of losing their first clash, Greedy Wolf had settled on a plan.
Then he unleashed the speed he had yet to show in full.
The moment Greedy Wolf moved again, the Blond Man sensed the change in his approach.
His eyes could no longer keep up with Greedy Wolf's astonishing speed. To him, Greedy Wolf became a blur.
Greedy Wolf circled the Blond Man at high speed, searching for an opening to land a heavy blow.
Unable to track Greedy Wolf with his eyes, the Blond Man hunched his muscular frame and raised his powerful arms, covering the vital areas of his upper body.
It was a common defensive stance in boxing, usually adopted when a fighter was forced onto the defensive. He protected his vital areas as best he could, leaving tougher parts of his body exposed.
Greedy Wolf understood why his opponent