Review | 'The Fire Inside' packs familiar punches and the right hook
Briefly

Born and raised in Flint, Michigan, Claressa Shields faced immense challenges, including a struggling family environment and sexual abuse, but emerged as a boxing champion.
The film "The Fire Inside" does not shy away from the complexities of Shields' life, focusing on her resilience while addressing the systemic issues of gender inequality in sports.
Shields's story is compellingly dramatized in this biopic, which balances inspirational moments with the harsh realities of her life after Olympic success.
Despite her victories, Shields has faced ongoing struggles, including a lack of financial support for women boxers, as highlighted through her coach's futile endorsement efforts.
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