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Sung Jin-Woo’s battle against Goto Ryuji was one of the most highly anticipated confrontations in Solo Leveling. Goto, the strongest hunter in Japan, was a man of immense pride and overwhelming power, but he severely underestimated Jin-Woo. This fight was not just about strength—it was a moment that defined Jin-Woo’s superiority and Japan’s realization that their strongest was nothing compared to him.

Prelude to the Battle

Goto Ryuji was an S-rank hunter and Japan’s most powerful combatant. He was revered as an unmatched warrior, and his arrogance reflected that. When the Japanese Hunters Association sought to recruit Jin-Woo into their ranks, Goto was skeptical. He believed that Korean hunters were inferior and assumed Jin-Woo was only a mid-tier S-rank at best.

This arrogance led to a sparring match between the two, a moment that would forever change the perception of power between Japan and Korea. Goto thought he was giving Jin-Woo a “lesson,” but in reality, he was about to be humiliated.

The Battle Begins

The sparring session took place in a large training arena, surrounded by elite Japanese hunters and high-ranking officials. Goto smirked, stretching his arms while looking down on Jin-Woo.

“You don’t have to hold back,” Goto taunted.

Jin-Woo, calm as ever, simply nodded. “I wasn’t planning to.”

As soon as the match began, Goto disappeared in a blur of speed, attempting to overwhelm Jin-Woo with a lightning-fast strike. His movement was impeccable, faster than most S-rank hunters could react to. But Jin-Woo remained completely still.

Goto’s fist, reinforced with mana, shot toward Jin-Woo’s face.

But just before impact—

Jin-Woo tilted his head slightly.

The punch missed by mere millimeters, and in that instant, Goto’s confident smirk wavered. Before he could react, Jin-Woo casually raised his hand and flicked his wrist.

A gust of wind exploded outward as Goto was sent flying backward, crashing into the wall with a loud boom. Dust and debris filled the air, and the spectators gasped in shock.

Goto stood up, stunned. He had expected Jin-Woo to struggle against his attacks, but instead, he was the one being overpowered.

The One-Sided Fight

Realizing he had underestimated Jin-Woo, Goto got serious. He activated his full mana output, his muscles bulging with energy. His aura flared, filling the arena with overwhelming pressure.

With a battle cry, he lunged at Jin-Woo again, unleashing a barrage of high-speed punches and kicks, each strike carrying devastating force. But Jin-Woo—effortlessly—dodged every single attack.

It was like a child swinging at thin air.

Jin-Woo didn’t just evade; he watched. He analyzed. He studied every movement.

Goto grew frustrated. He had never fought someone who made him feel this powerless.

Finally, Jin-Woo decided to end it.

With one step forward, he disappeared from Goto’s vision. Before Goto could react, a knee slammed into his stomach.

“Guh—!” Goto choked, spitting saliva as the impact lifted him off the ground.

Jin-Woo followed up with a devastating backhand strike, sending Goto skidding across the arena floor. The Japanese hunter gasped for breath, his body shaking from the pain.

“Impossible…” he muttered.

Jin-Woo, completely unfazed, walked toward him.

“This is what an actual S-rank looks like,” he said coldly.

With that, he vanished again—only to reappear behind Goto in an instant.

A swift chop to the neck—and Goto collapsed unconscious.

Aftermath: Japan’s Humiliation

The arena was silent. The once-proud Japanese hunters who had mocked Jin-Woo earlier were now frozen in disbelief. Goto Ryuji, the strongest hunter in Japan, had been defeated effortlessly.

Korean representatives, including Chairman Go Gun-Hee, smirked at the outcome. This fight was not just about pride; it was a statement. Korea had Jin-Woo—the strongest hunter on the planet.

Goto, humiliated, never fully recovered from the defeat. Later, during the Jeju Island raid, he would meet his end at the hands of the Ant King—further proving that Jin-Woo operated on an entirely different level.

This battle solidified Jin-Woo as an untouchable force, and from that moment on, the world would never again doubt his strength.

Conclusion

Jin-Woo vs. Goto Ryuji was not a fight; it was a lesson.

Jin-Woo had already surpassed the limits of human strength, and Goto, despite his arrogance, never stood a chance. This confrontation served as a warning to the world—Jin-Woo was in a league of his own.