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Trailer for Bloodhounds promises fight scenes, camaraderie

Up-and-coming boxer Gun-woo (Woo Do-hwan) and fellow competitor Woo-jin (Lee Sang-yi) forge a friendship outside the ring

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 27 May 2023 5:00PM

Trailer for Bloodhounds promises fight scenes, camaraderie
More than just a nail-biting showdown between good and evil, Bloodhounds is a story of two loyal friends. – Netflix pic, May 27, 2023

WHEN good goes head-to-head with evil, everyone loves an epic showdown.

The trailer for the upcoming action series Bloodhounds offers a peek into the exhilarating combat that unfolds when two rookie boxers find themselves throwing punches outside the ring in a fight for justice.

After meeting at the finals of a boxing championship, up-and-coming boxer Gun-woo (Woo Do-hwan) and fellow competitor Woo-jin (Lee Sang-yi) forge a friendship that is cemented by their shared experience in the grueling Marine Corps.

Their newfound brotherhood is taken up a notch when scheming loan sharks from Smile Capital trick Gun-woo’s mother into debt and trash her café, spurring Woo-jin to help avenge her.

– Netflix pic
– Netflix pic

With the help of President Choi (Huh Joon-ho), a retired legend in the moneylending industry, Gun-woo and Woo-jin take their boxing chops into the real world to take down Smile Capital’s cruel head honcho, Kim Myeong-gil (Park Sung-woong), and his ruthless runners.

While the pair of “brothers”' may only be rookie boxers, the grit and determination these underdogs honed inside the fight ring could prove to be the game-changer in their bloody battle. Just like bloodhounds, once they bite down, they never let go.

– Netflix pic
– Netflix pic

Premiering on June 9, the eight episodes of Bloodhounds promise to deliver a series of thrilling fight scenes that will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

But more than just a nail-biting showdown between good and evil, it is a story of two loyal friends – and the lengths they would go to protect those they love. – The Vibes, May 27, 2023

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