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Chapter 62 The Little Spider Who Was Targeted (Please Subscribe)

Peter Parker was also a little nervous, but he knew that he had superpowers and could not be easily intimidated by his opponent's aura.

At the start of the match, the burly man launched a fierce attack on Peter Parker.

His fists rained down with tremendous force. But Peter Parker reacted with lightning speed, easily dodging every attack from the burly man, as if he could anticipate his movements.

After dodging several attacks, Peter Parker began to fight back. He crouched down and delivered a powerful punch to the burly man's abdomen.

The burly man felt a sharp pain and involuntarily staggered back a few steps. He looked at Peter Parker in astonishment, never expecting that this seemingly weak high school student possessed such immense strength.

Peter Parker pressed his advantage, throwing punches relentlessly, each one landing precisely on the burly man.

The burly man tried to defend himself, but it was too late. Peter Parker was too fast; his punches were like a gust of wind, dazzling the burly man.

Before long, the burly man was beaten to a pulp by Peter Parker. He fell to the ground, panting heavily, unable to get up again.

A chorus of curses erupted from the audience, and those who had lost money booed Peter Parker.

Peter Parker stood in the boxing ring, filled with a sense of accomplishment.

He knew that by using his newfound abilities, he had easily defeated his opponent and taken a step closer to achieving his goal.

Peter Parker then attracted the attention of the organizers after winning several matches in an underground boxing tournament.

The organizers decided to arrange a stronger opponent for him, a boxer with a small reputation in the underground boxing world, nicknamed "Iron Fist." Iron Fist was tall and muscular, his muscles as solid as steel, and his eyes revealed a fierce and cold demeanor. When he stepped into the ring, the entire arena seemed to tense up. Peter Parker looked at Iron Fist, feeling a little nervous, but also filled with fighting spirit.

From the start of the match, Iron Fist displayed formidable strength. His punches were incredibly powerful, each one accompanied by a whooshing sound.

Peter Parker dared not be careless and fought back with all his might. Iron Fist's attacks were extremely fierce; his speed and strength far surpassed those of his previous opponents. Although Peter Parker could dodge some attacks using his superpowers, he was still grazed by Iron Fist's fists several times, feeling a sharp pain. Peter Parker realized that this opponent was more troublesome than any of his predecessors. He began to adjust his strategy, no longer simply dodging, but trying to find Iron Fist's weaknesses. While Iron Fist's attacks were fierce, his movements were also somewhat stiff. Peter Parker seized this opportunity, using his agility and flexibility to constantly weave around Iron Fist, searching for openings to strike.

As Peter's fight with Iron Fist reached a stalemate, a resolute glint suddenly flashed in Peter's eyes.

He knew he couldn't continue to be passive like this; he had to take a gamble.

He concentrated all his strength and launched a final attack on Iron Fist.

Peter's fist, like a cannonball, hurtled towards Iron Fist's face with a whooshing sound.

Iron Fist tried to block, but Peter's attack was too fast; he had no time to react. The fist slammed heavily into Iron Fist's face, making a dull thud.

Iron Fist's body was struck by a tremendous force, sending him flying off the ring and crashing heavily to the ground. The entire arena fell silent; the audience was stunned.

They couldn't believe that this seemingly frail child had actually defeated "Iron Fist," a well-known figure in the underground boxing world.

Peter was breathing heavily, his clothes soaked with sweat. He stared at Iron Fist lying on the ground, his heart filled with shock and disbelief.

Peter Parker stared at his hands in shock, clearly not expecting his strength to suddenly increase so much.

Clearly, the abilities the spider granted him were constantly increasing. In just two or three days, Peter Parker's strength and speed had increased exponentially. If Peter Parker's physical attributes had only reached the level of a level three enhanced human when he was bitten, he had now reached level four, the level of a superhuman.

With his overwhelming strength and speed, Peter Parker practically dominated the underground boxing ring. However, he also attracted the attention of the organizers.

The organizers reported Peter's information to their superiors. They watched as this once unremarkable high school student, now dominating the field with astonishing strength and speed, their eyes gleaming with greed and calculation.

A group of men in suits sat around a dimly lit conference room, surrounded by smoke, the air thick with a tense yet excited atmosphere. They discussed Peter's worth and pondered how to extract more profit from him.

Some suggested arranging more challenging matches for Peter, giving him stronger opponents, in order to attract more gamblers and spectators and further expand the scale of the underground boxing tournament.

Some people are thinking of using Peter's fame to cooperate with underground boxing organizations in other regions and build a cross-regional underground fighting empire.

Peter soon felt the pressure from the organizers. They began to talk to him frequently, offering high bonuses and generous benefits in an attempt to keep him working for the underground boxing matches.

They told Peter that they could help him solve any problem, whether it was a life difficulty or a future development, if he wanted to.

They even hinted that they wouldn't let Peter off easily if he refused to cooperate.

Peter was in an unprecedented predicament. He knew that continuing to compete meant facing even stronger opponents and a more dangerous environment. If he failed, he would not only lose the honors and wealth he had accumulated, but he might also pay with his life.

But if he refused, he didn't know what the organizers would do in retaliation. The organizers also arranged a series of commercial activities for him, trying to get him involved in various promotional events and meetings with wealthy sponsors. They were attempting to package Peter as an underground fighting star, using his fame to attract more investment and attention.

Peter felt an unprecedented sense of confusion and bewilderment. He didn't know whether he should continue down this path, or where it would lead him.

Faced with immense pressure and temptation from the organizers, Peter's inner conflict and struggle intensified. He stood at the crossroads, lost in deep thought.

On the one hand, he remembered that his initial purpose in participating in underground boxing matches was to solve his family's financial problems and give Aunt Mei a better life. Now, he has won some matches and earned some prize money, which he told Aunt Mei was his scholarship. After repeatedly confirming, Aunt Mei gladly accepted it, and the family's financial situation has improved.

But if he continues to compete, he doesn't know if it will become a bottomless abyss.

On the other hand, he knew that he possessed superpowers and should use them to help those in need, like superheroes such as Captain America, Dr. Grimm, and Iron Man, instead of fighting for money in this underground boxing match.

At the same time, Peter began to worry about his safety. He knew that underground boxing matches were fraught with danger, and accidents could happen at any moment. What would happen to Aunt May if he were injured or even lost his life in the match? What would happen to the family? He couldn't bear to imagine the consequences, but he knew he couldn't continue to take the risk.

But quitting the underground boxing tournament wasn't easy. Peter knew the organizers had their eyes on him.

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