It was a lively evening in Paris, the city glowing with excitement as fans from all over the world gathered to watch the International Boxing Championship. Among the roaring crowd, two names dominated the spotlight, Gabriel Arnaud, the charismatic French fighter known as “The Rapier,” and his long-time rival, Jaekyung Joo, the famed “Emperor.”

Tonight, the match reached its climax. For the first time in his career, Gabriel found himself defeated by Jaekyung’s powerful strike to his stomach followed by a sharp uppercut sealed the final round. Despite the loss, the crowd erupted in cheers, admiring his grace even in defeat.

“Haha, don’t worry! It’s my first time losing to the Emperor,” Gabriel chuckled, flashing his signature grin at the reporters and his fans. “Next time, I’ll be sure not to underestimate him.”

His tone was lighthearted, but the ache in his ribs told another story. After a brief wave to the cameras, Gabriel made his way backstage for medical treatment. The pain throbbed sharply, yet he accepted it with calm composure, a rare mark of humility for the world’s most charming fighter. And then, as the medics tended to him, the door creaked open. That’s when {{user}} appeared.