American Horror Story, Starting from Falls Town

Chapter 75 Anvil
Some old-school sports coaches tend to manage their students like parents, interfering in their students' private lives and even their marriage partners.

A typical example is Ferguson and Beckham of Manchester United. The two broke up because Beckham insisted on marrying Victoria.

Now Alan Berg seems to be somewhat dissatisfied with Roy's private life.

He already has two girlfriends before he even goes to college. Once he goes to college, won’t the number of girlfriends he has be as many as a reinforced company?
However, Allen did not say what was in his heart. Instead, he smiled friendly and shook hands with Roy.

"Hello, Mr. Black, I heard about you from Lambert a while ago, and then I saw the video of your game at the Cowboys Bowl, so I rushed all the way from Los Angeles to meet you."

"Hello, Mr. Berg, nice to meet you."

Alan Berg obviously wanted to meet Roy more than just one person, otherwise he wouldn't have brought a black man as tall as an iron tower to Texas.

Lambert noticed that Alan Berg had a bad impression of Roy, so he quickly spoke in Roy's favor.

"Alan, Roy actually trains very hard, doesn't have any bad habits, and his talent is top-notch."

Alan Berg smiled.

"Of course I know that, otherwise I wouldn't have come to Oak High School. Mr. Black, are you interested in fighting with my disciple?"

Roy glanced at Bruce Ike. This iron-tower-like black man was obviously a heavyweight boxer and weighed much more than him.

In boxing, the gap in strength is huge with each additional level.

Roy is now in the middleweight class, and his weight difference with the heavyweight class is 20 kilograms. This gap can be said to be fatal in a boxing match.

However, Roy showed no fear at all. With his current physical condition, there would be no problem for him to fight in the heavyweight class directly.

"Okay."

Allen signaled Bruce Eyck to put on protective gear, and Roy took off his clothes and put on protective gear.

"Mr. Black, don't worry! I let Bruce fight you just to test your current limits. He won't do anything to you."

As if afraid that Roy would feel burdened, Allen started to explain.

"I have no worries at all. I'm just worried that Mr. Ike can't withstand my punches."

Hearing this, Alan and Bruce laughed. These two people might have thought that Roy was young and had never seen the world and didn't know how powerful a heavyweight boxer was.

"You can rest assured about this. Bruce has had 18 amateur boxing matches and has never been knocked out. His nickname is The Anvil!"

The anvil is a base used to forge and hammer metal, which probably means that this black man is very good at fighting.

Unfortunately, Roy's nickname is the Grim Reaper.

Roy and Bruce walked onto the ring, and the contrast in their body sizes was very obvious, with Bruce being obviously a size bigger than Roy.

This contrast made Needy a little worried, but Jennifer was still full of confidence in Roy.

"Are you ready? Set, go!"

Roy and Bruce bumped fists, then quickly distanced themselves and observed each other.

Bruce's stance was very standard, without any flaws, his steps were steady and his center of gravity was low, clearly a master of defense.

"Are you ready? I'm going to start!"

Before taking action, Roy kindly gave a reminder.

"Come on!" Seeing that Bruce looked down on him so much, Roy decided to teach him a lesson and let him know that not every Bruce has the last name Wayne.

Roy took a cross step to close the distance. Although Bruce was mainly on the defense, he would not refrain from throwing a punch. Seeing that Roy's purpose was so obvious, he could not help but throw a jab to control the distance.

However, Roy reacted very quickly, dodging Bruce's jab with a V-shape, and then quickly threw a combination of punches.

Bruce quickly retracted his arms to block Roy's combination punches. His arms were very strong and his defense was very tight.

boom!boom!
With two dull sounds, the heavyweight boxer's stance was broken by Roy's combination of punches.

If Roy punches Bruce on the neck at this time, there is a high probability that he will knock him out.

However, Roy did not do so, because he clearly felt that the opponent had not defended with all his strength just now and was still a little too confident.

This scene surprised Alan very much. Even if Bruce had underestimated his opponent just now, he was still an absolute heavyweight boxer. Roy was able to break Bruce's hold with two punches. The weight of this punch was pretty good among heavyweight boxers.

This is Roy's current weight, which is only that of a middleweight boxer. If he gains weight to 91 kilograms, it is really hard to imagine how heavy his fist will be.

"Be serious, or you'll be embarrassed today!"

Bruce's expression became serious. He was now a senior, and it would be a real disgrace if he couldn't even beat a senior middleweight boxer.

In boxing, defense is not just about putting your arms in front of your body to block your opponent's fists. It also involves footwork, upper body dodging, coordination methods, etc., which is very complicated.

Now Bruce used all his defensive skills, as if he was fighting a real heavyweight boxing match.

The fight continued, Roy was still the attacker, he approached Bruce again with a cross step.

This time, Bruce did not use jabs recklessly to control the distance, but waited for the opponent to attack first and reveal a flaw.

Bruce has a huge advantage in weight and can completely use static braking to overcome dynamic braking.

Seeing that the other party had no intention of attacking, Roy directly hit Bruce's arm with a hook punch. This punch almost broke Bruce's hold, but fortunately he withstood it.

Roy was also exposed because of his punch, and Bruce immediately seized the opportunity to punch with his other hand.

This kind of offensive scene is quite common in low-weight boxing matches, because everyone's fists are not heavy enough and it is difficult to determine the winner.

However, such scenes are rare in heavyweight matches because it is too easy to fail.

You see two boxers fighting each other in a heavyweight boxing match. It doesn’t look like they use much force in their punches, but in the blink of an eye one of them falls to the ground. It’s because their punches are too powerful. They don’t even need to use all their strength, just hitting certain parts of the body can make the person unconscious.

Tyson is popular because he likes to attack, which makes him unique in the increasingly conservative heavyweight boxing competition.

Roy, who possesses Tyson's boxing skills, naturally chooses to do the same as the other party and just do it!

Roy gave up defense and continued to punch, and the two hit each other's neck almost at the same time.

A heavyweight boxer's ability to withstand blows is stronger than that of a middleweight boxer. Coupled with the protection of boxing protective gear, Bruce was only slightly shaken after being punched.

But Roy was even more exaggerated. He didn't even shake, and he threw a series of punches as if he had no stiffness at all.

Bruce couldn't hold on any longer and quickly retracted his arms to defend himself.

However, at this moment, Roy suddenly slid to his side and then threw a hook like a cannonball.

boom!
　Thanks to Red, Blue and White for the tip!
　　
　
(End of this chapter)