Bleed for this is the biographical film depicting the life of Vinny ‘The Pazmanian Devil’ Pazienza (played by a jacked Miles Teller), a world champion boxer who was involved in a near fatal car crash that broke his neck and left doubts about whether he’d be able to walk again, despite his vows to step back in the ring.
Continue reading Fight Quality Film Review – Bleed For This (2016)
Like with all classic films there’s eventually going to be a remake. For Kickboxer (the classic Muay Thai and Kickboxing film, which we’ve previously reviewed) this comes in the form of Kickboxer Vengeance.
Continue reading Fight Quality Film Review – Kickboxer Vengeance (2016)
In the same way that all boxers need to have seen the Rocky films (we’ll be reviewing them in the future) it’s compulsory for all kickboxers and nak muay to have seen Jean Claude Van Damme play Kurt Sloane in ‘Kickboxer’.
Continue reading Fight Quality Film Review – Kickboxer (1989)
Warrior is a redemption story with a twist – two estranged brothers from a broken home confront their past and fight for their futures when they both enter a massive Mixed Martial Arts competition for a top prize of five million dollars.
The latest revival of a classic boxing series, Creed is a new take on the Rocky franchise and has been widely agreed to be the best Rocky film for years.
Southpaw is a classic comeback film. Billy Hope (played by an incredibly in shape Jake Gyllenhaal) is a brawler from New York who loses everything after the tragic death of his wife Maureen (portrayed by Rachel McAdams) including his daughter (Oona Laurence) who is removed from his custody by child services.
Continue reading Fight Quality Film Review – Southpaw (2015)
The Fighter is a 2010 biographical film about the rise of Micky Ward the well known for his trilogy of fights with Arturo Gatti – the first of which was voted by Ring Magazine as the Fight of the Year 2002 and the third was the Ring Magazine Fight of the Year 2003.
Continue reading Fight Quality Film Review – The Fighter (2010)
