To be honest, Joe Ga didn't harbor much ill will towards this injured 'boxer.'
Because aside from knocking down the 'Executioner,' he didn't make any over-the-top moves.
Even the 'Executioner' himself didn't mind!
But this 'kid' was in cahoots with that black bastard, and to make matters worse, he had to confront Ayu.
If you're asking whether Joe Ga felt guilty, the answer is not at all...
However, as the black woman cried loudly with her plea, he started to feel a twinge of sympathy for this 'kid.'
This black woman was Foreman's mother, and she had an incredible talent for crying mournfully while making her family's plight crystal clear, eliciting exceptional sympathy.
She also cried out the whole story, from beginning to end...
She was still in her cleaner's uniform, and she wasn't supposed to show up here, but she drove straight over when she heard her son had been brought over, neglecting her job and yet still arriving too late...
