My Lovely Boxer

My lovely Boxer struggles to deliver a convincing portrayal of the boxing world, with a lackluster execution that falls short of creating a believable environment. The boxers' physicality, or rather the lack thereof, is distracting, leaving viewers questioning whether they've ever set foot in a gym. The absence of muscularity undermines the authenticity of their roles, making it hard to believe in their boxing prowess.

The romantic aspect of the drama feels forced, lacking the essential chemistry needed to make the relationship believable. The connection between characters seems to miss the mark, leaving viewers unconvinced about the depth of their emotional bond. While the acting is commendable, the lack of genuine chemistry between the leads hampers the overall appeal of the romance.

On a positive note, the story itself isn't inherently bad. The narrative manages to salvage the drama from complete mediocrity. The plot offers some engaging moments, providing just enough intrigue to keep viewers interested. The characters, despite their shortcomings, contribute to a storyline that may resonate with those looking for a somewhat entertaining diversion.

In essence, My Lovely Boxer falls short in execution and quality. The lack of believability in both the boxing scenes and the central relationship detracts from its overall impact. However, if you're in need of a drama to pass the time and can overlook these shortcomings, it might still offer a decent level of entertainment.

Korean Drama '' My Lovely Boxer '' is a sports drama focusing on the relationship between the athlete and her manager.

The drama did a good job showing the girl's story, her struggles with her family and, especially, her dad, her dilemma when it came to her sport, with a love-hate relationship, her battle with the media and the sudden fame that deprived her of any personal space, and her isolation from others. So, when it came to her story, the drama did her justice.

However, that can't be said for the romance. If I have to be honest, I wouldn't have minded if it was just a friendship and they had left out any romantic notion between the main leads, as the side couple was cute enough and provided that light and fluffy atmosphere that the drama needed. Alas, the main love story was rushed to feat in the drama, and its progress was rocky with a more or less unsatisfying ending.

In addition, the drama would have benefited if they had added more sports scenes and handled the matches better. Sure, this isn't a sports-focused drama, but some excitement from a boxing match would have enhanced things when the plot started getting boring.

The performances, finally, were enjoyable.

So, overall, five out of ten.