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Knuckle Game (2006)
Rival street brawlers from opposite sides of town, Terry and Preme gain reputations as the best fighters in their respective hoods in this riveting drama set on the mean streets of New York. But while honing their talents, each must navigate the complexities of life in the inner city. Soon, the two are set to face off in an underground tournament -- but the stakes are much more dangerous than either fighter realizes.
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Rival street brawlers from opposite sides of town, Terry and Preme gain reputations as the best fighters in their respective hoods in this riveting drama set on the mean streets of New York. But while honing their talents, each must navigate the complexities of life in the inner city. Soon, the two are set to face off in an underground tournament -- but the stakes are much more dangerous than either fighter realizes.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Shaan Davis
In Theaters:1/1/2006
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Runtime:95 minutes
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