A young amateur fighter makes an enemy when he gets in between his next-door neighbor and her abusive ex-boyfriend, but to settle the fight he'll have to get back in the ring.
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Title: Fight to the Finish (2016)
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Cast
| Credited cast: | |||
| Jennifer Hale | ... | Glinda McGill | |
| Tonya Kay | ... | UFC Kay | |
| Evan Hannemann | ... | Jake McGill | |
| Vincent De Paul | ... | 'Jake' Gym Owner | |
| Caleb Alexander Smith | ... | Gabriel 'Gage' Parker (as Caleb Smith) | |
| Anna Ross | ... | Funeral Guest | |
| Tamara Rey | ... | Melissa Gaines (as Tamara Camille) | |
| Chavo Guerrero Jr. | ... | Silas | |
| Nathan D. Snyder | ... | UFC Announcer | |
| Randy Jay Burrell | ... | Max | |
| Brett Wyman | ... | Young McGill | |
| Jon Edwin Wright | ... | Mr. Gaines | |
| Leonel Claude | ... | MMA Fan | |
| Shane Warren Jones | ... | Sean McGill | |
| Billynaire Cruz | ... | Fan | |
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A young amateur fighter makes an enemy with a hardened thug when he gets in-between his next-door neighbor and her abusive ex- boyfriend. As his personal life becomes threatened, he realizes he must finish the fight that he started, but this time they'll settle it in the ring for the championship.
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For love and for family, he must step up and fight. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for sequences of violence, brief language and thematic elementsParents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
2 February 2016 (USA) See more »Edit
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$3,150,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This film tells the story of the son of a boxing champion, who enters his father's footsteps despite objections from his mother. He gets into a fight with a neighbour's boyfriend, and he has to fight this guy to the finish.
Even for a boxing film, the plot is quite thin. There are really only three fights in the film between Sean and Gage, so the 90 minutes of screen time is filled with marginally related scenes such as extended portrayals of unknown characters practising in the gym, boxing and fighting. The fights are at times rather unbelievable, such as party guests filming the fight in the kitchen. No one tries to stop the fight, and the film footages are not mentioned again. There really could have been more elaboration on many aspects of the plot.