The Secret to Picking Up Girls

The physical condition of Thai people isn't generally very good; most are thin and small. Therefore, the weight classes in Muay Thai are very peculiar. The lightest weight class starts at just 48 kilograms, and anything above 79.4 kilograms is considered heavyweight.

Yakzes exuded a formidable aura, making Duan Fei even more serious. He raised his fists horizontally in front of his chest, cautiously guarding himself. Seeing this, Yakzes smiled coldly and stepped forward, testing Duan Fei with chopping elbows, ramming elbows, wiping elbows, drawing elbows, reverse elbows, and back elbows.

Muay Thai is known for using eight parts of the human body—fists, elbows, knees, and feet—for actual combat, which is why it's called the 'Art of Eight Limbs'.

Duan Fei easily blocked the attacks. Although he took a few elbow strikes, he wasn't bothered at all. This allowed him to appreciate the charm of Muay Thai. This elbow technique was extremely fierce, and if Duan Fei hadn't specifically trained against Muay Thai in the past few days, he probably wouldn't have been able to withstand it.

The two fought at a rapid pace, and the heat between them filled the air, exciting the spectators. The once noisy stadium fell silent.

As an expert in free combat, Duan Fei's hand and foot techniques were extremely sharp.

It can be said that Muay Thai's defensive stance is the best. Modern combat, including Sanshou, has evolved from Muay Thai's defensive stance.

To break through Muay Thai's defense, it's not like a novel or game where you have a move to counter every move. Often, it depends on the feeling of the moment, such as suppressing his attacks and discerning his intentions.

So, what Duan Fei has to break through now is not the boxing technique itself, but to find the opponent's personal flaws.

Relatively speaking, Muay Thai's frontal defense is the strongest, but its lateral defense is relatively weaker.

Yakzes obviously knew his weakness, so he tried his best not to let Duan Fei break through to his side.

This made it difficult for Duan Fei to find an opportunity for a while. Suddenly, Duan Fei's body seemed to inadvertently reveal a flaw. Although the flaw was minimal, Yakzes still managed to capture it with delight.

"Ha!" Yakzes shouted loudly and punched towards Duan Fei's body.

This punch was fast and swift, striking Duan Fei's body like a thunderous cannon.

The members of the martial arts club on the sidelines were a little surprised and were obviously worried about Duan Fei. Only Zhang Yuze's expression remained unchanged, showing that he had great confidence in Duan Fei.

But an accident happened. Yakzes was extremely confident in his straight punch, but suddenly, Duan Fei in front of him disappeared.

This surprised Yakzes greatly. He knew that he might have been tricked, but at this time, it was too late for him to change his move to defense.

Taking advantage of the wide opening in front of him, Duan Fei punched him.

With a "bang!", the sound of flesh colliding echoed in the air. Yakzes felt a pain in his body, and he flew out.

Duan Fei's punch was obviously premeditated, knocking Yakzes to the ground with one blow.

He couldn't get up for a while.

"Ten, nine, eight, seven..." The referee on the side immediately leaned over to him and counted the numbers for him.

(End of this chapter)