: Still recovering from his defeat against Date Eiji, Ippo watches a recording of his own match to analyze his performance. This moment of self-reflection highlights his growth as a boxer who can now view his own flaws from an outsider's perspective.
: Despite being used as a "punching bag" for several rounds and sustaining heavy damage from Volg's precision strikes, Sendo refuses to back down. He eventually lands several punishing body blows at close range.
Despite saying that he won the exchange, Sendō is hurt from receiving Volg's blows, but refuses to back down. On the other corner, Hajime no Ippo Wiki Wiki Ippo·Contributors to Wiki Ippo Episode 59 (Season 1) | Wiki Ippo | Fandom Hajime no Ippo (Dub) Episode 59
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: Volg dominates the early rounds with overwhelming accuracy and technique. He employs a strategy of returning three hits for every one he receives, effectively outclassing Sendo's raw power. : Still recovering from his defeat against Date
: Ippo attends the championship match between Sendo and Volg. While entering the venue, he runs into his rival, Miyata Ichiro , and the two end up watching the fight together. A Clash of Styles :
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: By the sixth round, Sendo is clearly losing and is eventually knocked down by a powerful combination. However, as he struggles to his feet, he notices Volg's own legs are shaking, revealing that the "Wolf" is also reaching his physical limit.