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Markos Avgeris is a wrestler who refuses to set-up fights and this results to the murder of his wife. When he learns about her tragic death, he becomes addicted to heroin and this leads to a never-ending hellish nightmare. Souglakos who used to be his coach tries to make him understand that he has to fight in order to regain his fame and most of all, his ruined life.
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Markos Avgeris is a wrestler who refuses to set-up fights and this results to the murder of his wife. When he learns about her tragic death, he becomes addicted to heroin and this leads to a never-ending hellish nightmare. Souglakos who used to be his coach tries to make him understand that he has to fight in order to regain his fame and most of all, his ruined life.
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