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The Champion (2023)
Rick Young, an up-and-coming boxer finally gets his shot at a championship match against the current champion, Russell "The Duke" King. After the fight, betrayal and revenge ensues between himself and his best friend, Michael Smith, who is involved with a large crime syndicate.
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Rick Young, an up-and-coming boxer finally gets his shot at a championship match against the current champion, Russell "The Duke" King. After the fight, betrayal and revenge ensues between himself and his best friend, Michael Smith, who is involved with a large crime syndicate.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Stephen Konnovitch, David Brown
In Theaters:12/3/2023
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Runtime:8 minutes
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