It can be seen that the boxing champion was very stingy before going to prison and refused to help others. However, this is not the point. The point is that his first game in jail after being framed, was drugged as always. At the beginning of his imprisonment, the boxing champion refused to become a tool for the mafia to earn money. He refused to compete. The mafia tried every means to force him to submit. This shows that the boxing champion himself has a high professional ethics, unlike Tyson in 1. Deep and shallow, nothing can be arrogant. In order to regain freedom, the first match would be wonderful if it weren't poisoned, but Boyka is also a top-level master, and his heart is cruel, maybe he will crippled boxing champion George because of him. There is no lower limit.
Failure is not a good thing for George. His roommate addict also paid the price of his life. George couldn't realize the smallness of life outside of prison. The tragic experience of the veterans also shows that there is no right or wrong in the dark place of prison, there are only various dark rules, and people are like weeds. The veteran and George cherished each other, and helped George from time to time, and discovered that Boeka's weakness was close combat. To teach George to deal with extreme Boeka, extreme methods must be used to help George win the second game. And George also changed the shortcomings of being stingy and unwilling to help others. He bought a down jacket for all the inmates and exchanged all the bonuses for the freedom of the veterans, fulfilling his father and daughter's dream of reunion. This is really a perfect ending.
The ultimate fighter Boyka is also paying the price for his pride and cruelty. With his tenacious character, a broken leg should not be the end of his life in prison. Looking forward to the appearance of Ultimate Fighter 3...
A hundred reasons will eventually bear fruit! Tyson's indomitability, George's stinginess and unwillingness to help others, Boika's inhumanity, the film uses the hands of the Mafia to let them go to prison, a spiritual and physical hell to experience. In the dark, I also explained some of the truth behind it. In different people, the three sins of arrogance (Tyson), greed (George), and rage (Tyson and Boyka) were also shown.
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