Another boxing champion went to jail. The difference from the first one is that this time he was framed, and another old man in a wheelchair, but this time he was a disabled veteran who was called a lunatic and lived in the basement. There was also a conflict with the local prison champion, and they would fight when they met. In the end, it was agreed to see the result on the court. Who knows that all of this was secretly designed by the gang boss Kaka. Ica won the first gambling and gave the boxing medicine the medicine and made a steady profit. The second game angered the champion, betting on the champion and winning stably. (I can't help but sigh here, foreign gangs are really awesome, they can collude with government law enforcement agencies to prevent the boxing champion from getting out of prison, and they can arrange prison boxing matches to guarantee profit income.) Everyone can see that the plot and the first part are not too much. Big difference, but from the transformation of the champion after being helped, we feel a touch of warmth. The boxing king asked his cellmates why he didn't give up drugs, and that sentence was embarrassing. The boxing king ransomed the old man out of prison and was moved when he saw his niece. These are other emotions that are missing in the first part. As for the boxing champion, he was very arrogant when he came. He didn't think the water was hot enough to take a bath. Several prison guards stared at him with truncheons before they shivered and took a cold shower. After making a mistake, they went to dig out the sewer and were locked up. Soaking in the dirty water cell, stripped naked and frozen in the snow, he who has experienced the feeling of hell regained the warmth of human nature, because some people gave him medicine when he was sick, and some added him when he was frozen. Yi, someone fed him water and food. People's selfless help inspired the good side of the boxing champion. Compared with the characterization of the boxing champion, the character description of Boyka is still relatively small, and he can only feel his pursuit of victory and pious belief. Of course, as an action movie, the proportional relationship between narrative and fighting is well grasped, and there is no redundancy in the first part. As for fighting, it goes beyond the limits of traditional boxing, and fighting is more enjoyable. Especially with Bojka's super strong upper plate and fancy leg work, the opponents were dazzled and caught off guard. The boxing champion's stable bottom game, plus the excellent boxing skills and quick reaction speed that he has practiced all the year round, the two are evenly matched, but the boxing champion who has a stronger desire to win in adversity won, and also abolished Boika's. One leg. In general, the second part is better than the first in terms of the detailed plot description and character portrayal, and it is worth seeing.
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