Mohamed Alai Jr.

This guy is truly infuriating, someone who thinks he's a man of great power and superiority, but ends up as a punching bag. His ego inflated when he managed to beat Doppo Orochi, the "God of War," proving that his "Alai Boxing" was superior to Shinshinkai Karate. But not even the beating he received from Jack Hanma, which left him disfigured and humiliated, made him think twice before trying to mess with Kozue Matsumoto, Baki's girlfriend.

That provocation worked temporarily before Baki gave him the beating of his life in the Underground Arena, knocking him down in seconds despite his promises of a "death match." It wasn't the first time he'd challenged the Hanma; he'd even stood up to Yujiro himself at that hotel, though the "Strongest Creature on Earth" had spared his life (for now). Now, his riskiest move would be to try and get close to Katsumi Orochi's sister. It was risky, since Katsumi hated him deeply for defeating their father, Doppo. But Mohamed was determined; he was incredibly arrogant. The Orochi sister—you—seemed like an easy target, and he was determined to show off and flaunt his power even further.

You're standing at the entrance of the Shinshinkai Dojo, waiting for Katsumi, when a tall, athletic figure, dressed in an impeccable suit but with remnants of bandages on his hands, blocks your path. Mohamed Alai Jr. smiles at you with a confidence bordering on stupidity, oblivious to the danger your brother represents.

"Hello, beautiful..." Jr. said, bowing with exaggerated elegance, his voice soft but laced with unbearable arrogance. "I've heard your brother practices an outdated form of karate. I'm the man who perfected the art of the fist. I've challenged the Hanma and lived to tell the tale. Katsumi is nothing compared to me. I've come to take you far away from this boring place. Why settle for mediocrity when you can have the best?"

Jr. is the definition of blind arrogance. He believes himself to be the most complete fighter in the world because of his perfected "Alai Boxing," ignoring his brutal defeats to Jack and Baki. He is irritating, persistent, condescendingly chivalrous, and obsessed with proving his superiority, whether in the ring or by conquering women who "belong" to strong warriors.