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A professional Latin-American boxer almost loses his life during the biggest fight of his career competing for the I.B.F championship. After being in a coma for 10 days, Daniel “Twitch” Franco must learn how to talk, eat, walk and live from scratch all over again.
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A professional Latin-American boxer almost loses his life during the biggest fight of his career competing for the I.B.F championship. After being in a coma for 10 days, Daniel “Twitch” Franco must learn how to talk, eat, walk and live from scratch all over again.
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