In the second round of the tournament, Mishima continues to beat up on his opponent. He tells Mishima that even though he mixed in some jabs in the first round, he didn't get the upper hand because he looked straight down. Mishima says that he won't be able to beat his opponent if he doesn't use his jabs correctly. He says that if his opponent backs down, his left jab will land and his right will land. He also says that his opponent will use a hook if his straight does not land, so Mishima tells him to leave him alone and not to worry about his opponent's jabs. He asks Mishima to tell his opponent not to use any jabs on him, and Mishima replies that it's not a good idea, since he's after his baby brother. He's also worried that Mishima's broth has something to do with his brother's butt, but Mishima assures him that his broth was nothing more than a supplement for his body. He goes on to say that the opponent he beat in the fresh men's tournament was really tough, and even when Mishima broke his own takedowns, the opponent would push him around with power. He ended up winning the tournament. He had Mishima ready to fight him in the red or blue corner of the ring, but he needs to calm down. He knows that he has to hit the opponent in the chin if he wants to have a chance, and he says he'll do it.