Drama / Action & Adventure
A retired boxer agrees to become a trainer at his late father's gym and goes up against bandits. Sports drama starring Serik Sapiyev


After his father's death, Darkhan returns to his native village. Tyson and Sanjar are taken away by the police.

Darkhan takes the kids out of illegal fights. He takes over the gym and prepares the boys for competitions.

A trainer needs a license to participate in the competition. The judge's wife finds out about his criminal activities.
Darkhan brings a new coach to the gym. Aizhan and Binur team up to uncover Aitkazy’s secrets.
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