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[Woodchipper]

I was waiting for the return of HOWEVER

 

[kbalintz]

Bet he did some old man Kamogama iron-fist training.

 

[Abetillo]

So Medel got into Capoeira because it was the first thing popped on Internet when searching about kicks. Sounds, unfortunately, very common nowadays.

About the fist, i bet he probably used the same ''training'' as with Saw Paing's skull.

 

[dend08]

i think in the end medel will lose because he abandoned his pure boxing style.

 

[DDDbusterdragon]

The fist thing is more than likely what @Abetillo said

 

[Chinpo]

I'm picturing a quick elbow guard or that he's had surgical supports in his fist. I doubt the answer is just "hand conditioning, but really hard."

 

[Abetillo]

Isn't there anyone curious about why Gaolang isn't using kicks and that the other fighters talk about Muay Thai even though Gaolang abandoned it to create his own mix already on Asura? Most important, why is the author doing all of this? Just to create another twist?

 

[VietCongDink]

lmao “King” looks similar to king from one punch man minus the scar

 

[SandiKurniaP]

HOWEVER

 

[IronbanesNote2]

MOAAAAAAAR

 

[Coriander]

I'm thinking karate but he doesn't have obvious calluses from the hand conditioning like makiwara punching.

 

[Kapouedo]

If anyone here has trained in both boxing and capoeira, I would like to know if they can be mixed together. I do boxing and I can't even imagine how to mix them. Seems good for conditioning though .

Also, for the kids that are reading this: no matter how talented you are you can't fight a champion by learning from a book on your own.

 

[rageriserdna]

i bet he did what that other muay thai guy did to his head, by breaking it over and over to make it stronger

 

[RyoSaeba]

Well, bones conditioning is a thing, that's for sure... but it takes decades.
Hands conditioning is even worse because the bones in your hands are super fragile... :/

 

[Lithe]

The ruleset is different from Kengan, so I think Carlos can still win by strange technicality. Or at least, Gaolang can still lose while "winning". One of those "better fighter" moments that still end up in his defeat.

And could anyone forget that overtraining doesn't exist in this universe? He wouldn't need that much time with that 'law' in place.

 

[H0WL1NG]

Remember that Gaolang also has Saw Paing as a friend. Saw Paing is basically the epitome of bone hardening techniques and could have helped with the strengthening of Gaolang's hand.

 

[Limbowo]

you fool, its metal.

 

[GranTorino]

Thanks for the upload!

 

[Tomibiki]

Fucking capos

 

[oginohusband]

it takes boxer to defeat a boxer. ends up using cappoeira kek