It's probably symbolic of Ippos repressed anger. He kept repeating pay him back like he just wants to help but deep down, he wants to cross that line Takamura mentioned and become a monster.

One of many iconic things from this anime. The mythical green orb. The Glistening Green Eyes Of Determination. I've compiled what I believe to be every moment this happens in the anime.

Ippo Makunouchi (幕之内一歩, Makunouchi Ippo) is the eponymous protagonist of Hajime no Ippo. He is a trainer, and also a retired featherweight professional boxer from the Kamogawa Boxing Gym and a former reigning featherweight JBC champion.

2022年3月23日 · I think the green eyes signify determination. Ippo is not a monster but he's still determined to win but currently lacks a "goal" unlike Takamura, Sendo, and Mashiba they're determined as well but they got goals that pushes them to cross the line of being a monster.

2021年2月5日 · These are the eyes of someone who doesn’t need to try and generally looks bored most of the fight. Ricardo Martinez. Floyd money may weather. Didn't ippo use the second eyes against sendo in the second fight right at the end? Correct me if I'm wrong.

Ecstasy (エクスタシー, Ekusutashī) is the name of a bodily condition Bryan Hawk possesses. His pupils become green and the sclera become red and strained.

Punch Eye is the fear of being hit. It is a condition that can manifest in boxers who have had fear placed by their opponents into their subconscious. When they see their opponent's punches, they instinctively jerk back or avert their eyes, practically forcing them to end their career.

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4 天之前 · Ippo ever does stage his comeback, he's going to need opponents standing in the way to Ricardo - and who better than his oldest rivals, taking out their frustration over how goddamn long it took, as stand-ins for the readers getting blueballed year after year?

The manga Hajime no Ippo ("はじめの一歩", English title: "The First Step/Fighting Spirit" and Filipino title: "Knockout"), written by Jyoji Morikawa, has been running since 1989, spans more than 130 volumes and is currently one of the longest manga series ever.