Episode
Burning Kabaddi: STRUGGLE
Overview
The second half of the match begins. Ojo and Takaya battle furiously, switching from offense to defense and back again. Noukin closes the point gap to four points. Then, Iura tells Ojo he can't go out on the next raid. If Ojo, tired as he is, gets injured, they won't be able to enter the upcoming tournament. It's a decision made to keep Noukin's dreams from ending. Once Ojo understands Iura's true intentions, he entrusts the task of sending Takaya out to Yoigoshi.
Details
- Series
- Burning Kabaddi
- Season
- Season 1
- Episode
- Episode 7
- Air date
- 2021-05-15
- Runtime
- 24 min
Episode context
STRUGGLE is Episode 7 in Season 1 of Burning Kabaddi. It aired on 2021-05-15. The runtime is 24 min.
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Episode 6: Chase X Counterattack
Yoigoshi's successful raid has earned his team 3 points. Noukin thought they had momentum on their side, but with Takaya scoring a huge number of points and Rokugen executing perfect defense, the tables are turned and the point spread grows larger and larger. The fact that all of Takaya's attention is trained on Ojo sitting on the bench makes Yoigoshi angry. With the widening point gap, Azemichi's injury, and Noukin's weakening mental fortitude, the only one who can save them would have to be...
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Episode 11: The Direction We're Aiming
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Episode 2: Men Who Connect
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Episode 12: After Giving Every Last Drop
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