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The game between the Fire Fighters and Hwaseong Koriyo delivers a tense excitement.
In Studio C1 "Burn to Win", released on the 24th, the Fighters' secret weapon finally takes the field.
Manager Kim Seong-geun's secret weapon is none other than Choi Hyun-woo. Choi Hyun-woo, who had tasted the bitter pill of elimination during player recruitment, joined the Fighters dramatically after an additional test by manager Kim Seong-geun, and when Choi Hyun-woo was revealed the Fighters in the dugout also tensed up and sent messages of support as if it were their own matter.
Young fielders Park Ji-min, Hyunbin, and Shin Kyung-heon received a decisive chance to become heroes. Entering the batter's box with a firm will to produce hits, they face Hwaseong Koriyo's ace.
Veteran "devil of the clutch" Jeong Geun-woo also lends his strength. Riding a recently sharpened hitting touch, he steps into the batter's box with grim determination under the concentrated gaze of everyone.
The production team said, "To help Choi Hyun-woo, who rarely shows his presence, the seniors themselves launched a 'talking project.' Oh Seung-hwan gave Choi Hyun-woo the mission, "Talk to him after each inning ends," and Song Seung-jun joked that if he continued not speaking he would "send him to speech academy," causing laughter around them. Attention is focused on whether Choi Hyun-woo can show a changed appearance through the seniors' special training."
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