Both Rezer and Kidd are from Pittsburgh and have won championships in the lightweight boxing competitions in the 1980s. In the 1980s, the two men fought a total of two century wars, with Rize and Kidd each winning one. Soon after, Rui Ze defeated all his property, became a worker, and retired from boxing. Kidd opened a restaurant to make ends meet, endorsing all sorts of influential advertisements.
Little Dante, the son of Rize's former agent, came to the door and invited Rize to participate in the recording of a TV show. Rize, who was embarrassed and short of money, agreed. At the recording site, Rize met Kidd again, and the two fought, and suddenly the two became angry again. In the process, I finally figured out why Rize hated Kidd so much. Kidd slept with Rui Ze's girlfriend and gave birth to a son, BJ.
Little Dante persuaded Rize and Kidd, and the two began to train frantically. Rui Ze asked his old dad who was still in the hospital to be a coach. The two have worked together for decades. BJ found Kidd, and father and son recognized each other. Kidd invited BJ to be his coach, and the reward was a car. Rui Ze is doing various trainings, soaking horse urine with both hands, pulling a truck by himself, and punching water. In the same way, Kidd regained his body shape with the help of BJ, various boxing, as well as strength and physical training, including diet control.
Rui Ze and his ex-girlfriend met again, and the two reconciled, but accidentally happened in a car accident. The old man knew that Rui Ze was blind in one eye and asked Rui Ze to give up the game, and Rui Ze did so. Kidd took his grandson to go to the bar and played with the car shock. The police arrested him. BJ decided not to help Kidd anymore.
Rize and Kidd had their own reasons for having to fight, so they decided that the game would go on as scheduled. The game is still very exciting and very popular. Kidd won a wave, and in the end Ruize won another wave, which was about the same, and finally Ruize won by one point. The grudge between the two ends here.
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