The Born Winner (Jack and Katherine) novel Chapter 46

“My turn?"

Jack gasped and looked at the horrific scene in the iron cage with a serious look.

He desperately wanted to defeat George, meanwhile he asked Brent to train him in the strictest way.

But if he was really asked to go on stage to play dirty, it would be nonsense that he wouldn’t panic.

He heard Brent's voice behind him.

"Master, the real fighting skills are all rapidly improved in actual combat. If you want to compete with George in a month, no strict training was enough.”

Jack's eyebrows stretched out and he looked extremely firm.

Indeed, George received elite education in the Hughes family since he was a child.

Although he was a bit disdainful, it was undeniable that George has been brought up by elite education. So, his overall quality was indeed better than him.

Since childhood, George has received the most elite physical training. Even he has never doubted that the Hughes would arrange a real combat between them.

If he only relied on the strict physical training, let alone a month, even a year would not be enough.

There was a world of difference. When working hard alone was not enough, you had to choose the most dangerous way.

"Ok!"

Jack said in determination.

The cheers in the boxing ring continued for a long time before gradually quiet down.

The most exciting thing about underground boxing match was that the bloody violence, even fatal injury exhilarated people.

It was just like ancient Colosseum. After entering the arena, for the audience, life was meaningless. It was left with the ultimate bloody violence.

Of course, the reason why it was such a hit was because every underground boxing match would have a gambling stall.

A list would be announced after each round of iron cage duel. Then a new round of battling would begin.

The odds were also determined based on the strength of both parties in the duel.

When the huge electronic screen displayed the list of the next match.

There was hustle and bustle in the dark, and it suddenly quiet down.

Everyone looked at the screen in disbelief.

Jack vs Lone Wolf

"Jack?"

Jack looked at his own name and couldn't help laughing. Was it a bit too casual when Brent signed up for him?

However, after seeing the odds below, he couldn’t laugh anymore.

His odds were 1 to 10!

The opponent "Lone Wolf" was 1 to 3!

Furthermore, there were a series of long descriptions of the record under his name. The most dazzling one was the record of eight wins, one draw and one loss in ten games.

And there was nothing written under Jack’s name.

The huge odd’s gap and the record description obviously have already left this duel into no suspense.

Even as a person who participated in underground boxing for the first time, he could understand.

Not to mention the old hands who were already picturing the match.

Wow!

It burst into an uproar.

"Newbie? Is that a newbie?"

"It must be a newie, look at the odds of 1 to 10. He didn’t even have a record, and you are against Lone Wolf. The newbie is a dead meat."

"Hahaha...I will definitely watch a Lone Wolf personal death show soon, and that newbie will definitely be killed by the Lone Wolf in the cage."

...

Clang!

Accompanied by a clear and loud bell.

The betting began.

No one was stupid, a duel had no suspense. Even though the odds ofLone Wolf was very low, it seemed to be a stable win. The betting on Lone Wolf accounts for nearly 90%.

The remaining 10% bet on Jack with a mentality of gambling. The odds of 1 to 10 were very tempting. What's more, it’s not uncommon for a newbie to win. Although it was very low, it truly happened before.

"Master."

Brent handed a white mask to Jack.

He nodded and put it on.

He came here to gain actual battle experience. It would be best not to expose himself.

With the announcement of the referee outside the iron cage.

Jack took a deep breath, walked out of the darkness under the cheering of the audience. Then he walked into the iron cage under the dazzling light.

Just then, the referee announced that Lone Wolf was entering. More fanatical screaming was broken out from the audience.