Parents guide

Billy's wife is featured in very sexually revealing attire & lingerie throughout.

Sexualized female imagery of Ring Girls always displayed in only skimpy bikinis.

As a male & female intensely kiss, the female lifts her dress & displays her skimpy panties to him as seduction.

A female is scantily displayed in only her skimpy bra & panties with an open robe in several scenes in the movie.

A male sits in a locker room shower with no nudity strategically shown.

A male threatens that he is going to 'take' another man's wife.

A gun is put to a person's head and is threatened.

Boxing matches are shown in the most graphic depiction possible, with lots of blood shown. There is also a shooting and there is blood visible. However there is no gore in this film.

R violence type: blood and graphic.

Several intense boxing matches.

During the boxing matches there is often lots of blood on both contestants, especially on their faces. Profuse bleeding is often focused, including bloody teeth and bloody red eyes. Not exactly "gory," but it is fairly bloody.

A fight breaks out between two groups of men.

Someone is shot and the movie focuses on them and their pain. Some blood is visible, but it is not the focus.

Someone dies slowly, and the camera is centered on them. Not very gory.

An use of the N-Word.

87 uses of "fuck", 41 uses of "shit", 5 uses of "ass", 10 uses of "bitch", 3 uses of "hell", 2 uses of "damn", 2 uses of "goddamn".

12 uses of "bitch"

other milder swearing

A few scenes in a bar.

A character is sometimes very drunk or high

Many references to and questions about using alcohol and drugs

This film is pretty dark for a sports drama. It tells the story about a boxer who loses everything after witnessing the shooting death of his wife. Some scenes in this movie are quite emotional.

Someone is unexpectedly killed. While it is not bloody or gory, it can be very sad and somewhat disturbing.

Watching bloodied boxers struggle to stand up can be disturbing for young viewers.