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01/23/09(Fri)08:53 No.18251395It's the end of a title match. Boxing.
The champion bumps into someone. Girlfriend of the guy? Steps on his foot?
Flashing entrance. To black, interspersed between scenes, for credits.
Either way, the offended bystander whacks the man square in the jaw, and he flies back several feet.
He does a single flip. Everyone's astonished as the man who attacked walks by the champion's second and his gym mates, who are astonished. The second, in an irrational gesture, grabs his arm and asks him to join.
"No, that's not possible. I'll kill someone if I learn to use my fist better."
also,
he's contradictory - he was told never to use his fist against people,
but he suddenly felt the impulse to do so when he saw the champion - is it something else driving him? is it destiny? or was it just an impulse? or even longing for a challenge?
Coach pursues him? Idk. Maybe he becomes world champion through holding back his fists - there's something inhuman about his fist. Then, it turns out he's much, much stronger than he ever let on - in his last match before retiring, he hits the opponent so hard he actually clears the ropes and flies into the audience. Completely impossible, right? |