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In the small town of Clovis, California, Frankie Dunn is a gruff but lovable boxing trainer who runs a struggling gym with his partner, Eddie "Scrap-Iron" Dupris. Frankie's personal life is marked by a painful estrangement from his daughter, whom he lost custody of years ago due to his inability to connect with her on an emotional level. His solitary existence is disrupted when Maggie Fitzgerald, a determined and spirited young woman from Iowa, walks into his gym seeking training. Despite their vastly different backgrounds and personalities, Frankie is drawn to Maggie's fire and determination, and agrees to train her. As Maggie trains under Frankie's guidance, she proves to be a natural in the ring, quickly racking up wins and earning a reputation as a formidable boxer. Her biggest fan becomes Scrap-Iron, who becomes a surrogate father figure to her. Meanwhile, Frankie's relationship with his daughter remains strained, with no signs of improvement. As Maggie's career takes off, she faces stiff competition and setbacks in the ring, but remains undeterred. Frankie, however, begins to confront his own emotional baggage as he watches Maggie's meteoric rise to fame. He starts to see parallels between her journey and his own struggles to connect with his daughter. Tragedy strikes when Maggie suffers a devastating injury during a bout, leaving her paralyzed from the neck down. Frankie is devastated by the news, feeling responsible for not being able to protect her. As Maggie faces an uncertain future, Frankie becomes her rock, helping her to come to terms with her new reality and finding ways to adapt to her changed circumstances. Through their journey together, Frankie and Maggie form a deep bond, one that helps them both to confront their own demons and find redemption. Ultimately, the film is a powerful exploration of the human spirit, resilience, and the redemptive power of love and connection.

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