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With his father in his corner, and pro boxer Mamoru Takamura in his opponent's, Miyata largely underestimated Ippo's skills.

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When new member Ippo Makunouchi arrived at the Kamogawa gym, Miyata was chosen to spar against Ippo in order to decide if the newcomer can become a professional boxer or not. Said to be even better than a four round boxer and having more experience than anyone of the other members, Miyata was only waiting to turn seventeen, in order to apply for his professional licence. When they won, Miyata congratulated the two.Īt the age of sixteen and under his father's coaching, Miyata was already considered a prodigy at the Kamogawa gym. After Aoki and Kimura joined the Kamogawa gym with the goal to land a punch on Takamura, they had their debut match. However, Miyata failed to stop Takamura from getting into a fight with delinquents Masaru Aoki and Tatsuya Kimura, who Miyata believed to be losers. Around the time when Takamura won his second match, Miyata was instructed to walk with Takamura after he quit school in order for Takamura to not get into any fights. When Mamoru Takamura was brought into the gym by Genji Kamogawa, Miyata and Takamura had a friendly relationship. After showing his father his movements that mimic him and revealing that it was self-taught from watching his father's matches, Miyata's decision to box was supported by his father, who soon became his trainer. Miyata expressed his determination of never wanting to forget that his father was an amazing champion by practising all the time. His father came across the event and scolded him for it since he did not want to be reminded of boxing. One year later, Miyata was shadowboxing based on his father's movements in a park. Miyata was beaten everyday at the gym until he found his secret weapon: timing.

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Determined to prove that his father's boxing is not wrong, Miyata joined the Kamogawa gym, where his first request was for the gym's staff to teach him how to use counters. The once cheerful Miyata stopped smiling and talked less while carrying his father's old boxing gloves, which his father didn't like and struck him for it one day. Miyata's mother left the family, with Miyata's last encounter of her was from the note she left. As his father was taken to the hospital and forced to retire due to his broken jaw, people he knew visited him there until they eventually stopped, however, Miyata stayed at his father's side the entire time. When his father was fighting in his seventh OPBF featherweight title defence match, Miyata watched in shock as he was defeated by what Miyata thought was a 'lucky punch' from Randy Boy Senior. When Miyata was a child, he would be at the ringside watching his father's boxing matches. 2.3.2 Importance of the Support Role Arc.2.1.3 Rookie King Tournament: Finals Arc.2.1.2 Rookie King Tournament: First Rounder Arc.