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Fight to the Finish

A young man is forced to defend himself after breaking up a fight between his neighbor and her boyfriend.

Starring:

Jennifer Hale, Anna Ross, Tonya Kay, Evan Hannemann, Caleb Smith, Tamara Rey, Vincent De Paul, Sal Guerrero, Cris Cole, Brett Wyman, Randy Jay Burrell, Dillon Olney, Nathan Dean Snyder, Destiny Soria, Leonel Claude

Genre:

Action, Romance, Sport

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