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"Fist of the Stone" is an action movie produced in Europe and America in 2016. Starring Edgar Ramirez, Robert De Niro, Arthur Raymond, Ruben Blaze and more, it is directed by Jonathan Jakubowicz.

The film is adapted from a true story and tells the career of boxer Robert Duran, as well as his various experiences with his wife, coaches and opponents.

In the 1970s, Robert Duran was the most terrifying existence in boxing. His fierce eyes, black hair and harsh fighting style make him a feared figure in the lightweight competition. From 1972 to 1979, Duran was virtually unstoppable, winning at least three division titles. A Panamanian fighter, he is the only fighter in the world who has continued to fight across five different decades.

However, on November 25, 1980, Duran played Sugar Ray Leonard again, the pair's second match. The two had played their first match in seven months prior to that, with Duran narrowly beating Leonard, and despite a tight contest, the referees unanimously voted Duran the winner. In the second game, the ending may have been completely different, but in the eighth round, Duran said "give up" to the referee, allowing Leonard to win the game. The move made Duran the least popular fighter in his home country and took him years to rebuild his reputation.

"Fist of the Stone" not only shows the fierce competition in the boxing world, but also deeply reflects the complexity of boxer Robert Duran as a person. His strength and bravery in the boxing ring are in stark contrast to the frustration and confusion in life. While enjoying the film, the audience can also feel the impact of humanity and emotion contained in it. "Fist of the Stone" is not only an action movie, but also a moving work that shows humanity and the spirit of boxing.