Ryoma Takeda was once a rising star in the ring, an Interhigh champion, a golden boy with fists of promise. But one bitter loss on his pro debut shattered his confidence. A freak accident soon after stole his leg.

His career vanished. His fiancée left him. And all he had left were reruns of that one damn fight… and a hundred different regrets.

Then, just as he hits rock bottom, fate does the unthinkable. He wakes up ten years in the past, on the very night of his first professional match.

But this time, something’s different.

[System Initialized: Vision Grid Active]
“Your eyes see the truth beneath motion. Use it well.”

Armed with the Vision Grid System, a combat-assist module that turns his visual perception into tactical mastery, Ryoma now has a second chance.

To fix his mistakes.
To chase the career he lost.
To protect the mother he failed.
To fulfill the hopes of those who refused to give up on him.
And to finally become the man they always believed he could be.

But boxing isn't just a sport. It's war of bodies, of minds, of hearts.

And Ryoma Takeda is done losing.

By the next morning, Sinichi Yanagimoto's name is everywhere. The sports columns lead with the same clean summary: Champion defends title in seven.


Photos freeze the moment Murai hit the canvas; knees folded, glove scraping the mat, Sinichi already turning away. The headlines are efficient, almost clinical.


YANAGIMOTO STOPS NO.1 CONTENDER IN ROUND SEVEN


Most of the early coverage treats it like routine maintenance. A champion did what a champion was supposed to do. Murai fought well, stayed disciplined, lost clean. Acceptable outcome. Expected, even.


But two days later, a longer piece slips into the back half of the sports section, wedged between match schedules and gym advertisements.


"What changed wasn't the punch that ended the fight," the article begins. "It was everything that came before it."


Chapter 343 - Interference Before His Own Fight