"Brother Sheng, we found Gao Gang, but they won't let him go," Ah Tung came over and told Gu Sheng.
"They won't let him go? Who?"
"Siu Fai from Kowloon Walled City."
"Tch, it's always Siu this, Siu that. Lok Siu, Siu Fai. What's his background?" Gu Sheng said disdainfully.
"He's one of Uncle Ding's men. He organizes underground Boxing Matches, and plenty of bosses go to watch. Gao Gang is their star fighter now. He fights once a week and makes them a lot of money."
Kowloon Walled City was an insular community, full of desperate men and wanted criminals, a truly lawless place that even the police couldn't enter.
Uncle Ding was the Boss of Kowloon Walled City.
But Gu Sheng's attention was elsewhere. "How much money?"
"Supposedly two or three million a month. If we want Gao Gang to fight in our ring, he definitely won't be able to appear in the underground ring for a while. Ah Fai won't let him go," Ah Tung explained.
Hearing two or three million, Gu Sheng immediately lost interest.
"So he won't show me any respect?" Gu Sheng snorted and asked:
"When's the next Boxing Match?"
"There's one tomorrow night. It's a wager match, too, a three-on-three relay. Each team has three fighters. When one loses, the next goes up, until one side wins."
"The King of Fighters, huh? Remind me tomorrow."
Gao Gang himself wasn't particularly important. Gu Sheng had simply remembered who he was and thought of getting him to fight a match.
But since the other party refused to show him respect, that changed things.
Ye Rongtian hadn't actually given those shops much thought.
He needed a favor from the Lee Family lately, and when he happened to catch wind of something, he had approached them