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.
And to prove to the woman who left… that she let go of someone she’ll never replace.

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

And Ryoma Takeda is done losing.

Stepping out of the office, Tsuchida spots Toru Kanzaki holding court with a bunch of unlicensed youngsters.


Kanzaki looks like the cool older brother everyone secretly hates: hands in his pockets, grin plastered on his face, surrounded by kids who treat him like he's just unlocked Ultra Instinct in real life.


Kanzaki saunters over, still buzzing with energy. Not a bruise left on his face from his last fight, annoyingly photogenic, like a delinquent who accidentally walked onto a shampoo commercial.


"This is Takeda's last fight," Tsuchida says, handing him a memory stick.


Kanzaki frowns at the stick, then smirks. "What for? He's just some kid fresh out of our old high school. Two years behind me, and he couldn't even finish his last opponent in four rounds. As his senior, I'm honestly disappointed."


Chapter 62 - The Gym That Draws Flies