This coaching is not right.

Kanzaki spoke first: "Let Watanabe defend the title with physical abilities. Apart from Sumida, he is the strongest in terms of defense. We don't have many good physical ability users. It's rare that Shibata and Ando are hard to separate, so we can only fight to defend this point."

Ito Sawa and Ichinose nodded, approving of his proposal.

Kanzaki continued, "As for challenging the champion, we have Shibata and Ando, ​​and with Sumida, his Iron Body offensive methods are not bad either." He paused and added, "Yonezu's ability has too obvious flaws."

Ichinose listened to Kanzaki's analysis and nodded: "Then I'll defend the mental ability position, and you guys go and attack."

A hint of worry flashed in Ito Sawa's eyes as he looked at Ichinose.

Ichinose understood his concerns, but her eyes were firm: "Ito, my offensive abilities are not as good as yours; I can only contribute in defending my title. I believe I can control my ability; I'll be fine. Trust me, okay?"

Looking into Ichinose's determined eyes, Ito Sawa couldn't bring himself to object.

He sighed and finally agreed: "Alright, then you defend the title, and Kanzaki, me, and just one other person will challenge the title. In my eyes, they're all about the same, all very weak."

Kanzaki smiled slightly. In their eyes, everyone else was indeed more or less the same. However, he thought for a moment and then said, "In that case, let's choose Suzuki Yuto. His mind-piercing ability works well with me, at least we have some practical experience."

Ito Sawa shrugged, indicating his agreement: "Okay, Suzuki Yuto it is. At least he won't hold us back."

Ichinose looked at the two of them, a determined glint in her eyes, "Then let's work hard together!"

After discussing their match strategy, Kanzaki and Itōsawa walked over to the students in Class B and told them about their lineup arrangement.

After hearing Kanzaki's plan, the students in Class B quickly agreed with the strategy.

They had complete trust in Itosawa and Kanzaki's leadership and tactical arrangements, knowing that it was all for the class's victory.

They quickly followed the arrangements and prepared for the upcoming match.

Then, all four classes noisily entered their classrooms from the playground.

Sakagami-sensei, the referee for the match between Class A and Class B, stood in one corner of the prepared arena.

With a serious expression and a loud voice, he announced the competition rules and safety precautions, ensuring that every participant understood the competition process.

"Attention, contestants." Sakagami's voice echoed in the gymnasium. "The match is about to begin. Defenders, please step onto the stage. Challengers, please hand over your names to me and then come up in turn. I will give you the signal to start."

In a match, safety is paramount. If one side is unable to continue or concedes defeat, the other side must immediately cease their attack. Understand?

"Understood!" all the contestants answered in unison, their voices filled with fighting spirit and tension.

Mr. Majima nodded, then raised his arm, ready to give the signal to begin.

The contestants sprang into action. The defending champions walked towards the ring, their steps firm, their faces filled with determination. The challengers quickly handed over their respective class's participant lists to Mr. Sakagami, then stepped aside, preparing to go on stage in order. Watanabe, the defending champion from Class B, was already standing on the ring.

Ito Sawa stood in the B-class camp, his gaze sweeping over the contestants from A-class. The challengers were Kamuro Masumi, Nakamura Hayato, and Kobayashi Taro, while the defender was Kito Hayato.

Apart from Kamuro and Kito, the others are not even mentioned in the original work.

But thinking about it, it makes sense. In the original story, both Class A and Class B consisted of students with physical disabilities, which means that there weren't many students with exceptional physical abilities in either class.

Selecting these few people to participate is indeed an effort that Class A has made.

He then turned to the students in Class B and encouraged them, "Are you all ready? No matter who our opponents are, we must give it our all and show our strength."

The students in Class B echoed in unison, their voices filled with confidence and fighting spirit.

Then, Nakamura Hayato from Class A stepped up, ready to challenge Watanabe.

All eyes were fixed on his arm, awaiting the start of the match. "Alright, let the match begin!" Mr. Majima's arm slammed down, his voice echoing throughout the gymnasium.

On the stage, Nakamura Hayato's figure appeared exceptionally large. His giantification ability made him look like a wall, almost occupying half of the stage.

The scene became extremely tense when he lunged at Watanabe. The audience held their breath, worried that Watanabe would be injured by the immense force.

However, Watanabe did not try to dodge Nakamura's attack. He stood still, his expression calm and his eyes resolute.

When Nakamura's massive arms embraced him tightly, Watanabe's body sank slightly as he used his unique ability—Body Prison—to meet the immense pressure.

He absorbed this external force and stabilized it under his control.

Despite Nakamura Hayato's flushed face and all his efforts, Watanabe remained as steadfast as a solid island, unmoved by the pounding waves.

Nakamura gripped Watanabe tightly with both arms, trying to subdue him with force, but he soon found that his strength seemed to vanish without a trace.

Watanabe's body cage not only absorbed Nakamura's power but also locked him in place, preventing Nakamura from moving forward even an inch.

Watanabe's expression remained calm throughout; he didn't even show a trace of pain.

On the contrary, Nakamura Hayato began to pant from overexertion, his face turning red from the exertion, but his attack had no effect on Watanabe.

Finally, Nakamura Hayato was forced to release his arms due to exhaustion, his body trembling from the excessive force. The referee immediately stepped forward and announced that Watanabe had successfully defended his title.

The students in Class B erupted in cheers, proud of Watanabe's performance.

Hayato Nakamura stepped off the ring, his expression somewhat somber, but not overly disappointed.

In Sakayanagi's tactics, his and Kobayashi Taro's roles were primarily to wear down Watanabe's stamina and create conditions for Kamuro Masumi's final opportunity.

While their abilities might not be enough to overpower Watanabe in a direct confrontation, they were of great tactical significance.