Uppercut O'Brien

⭐ Featured Review

"Andy Clyde dumps palooka boxer Harry Gribbon and starts out with a young fighter, Charles Sullivan, who is pretty good. A year later, Gribbon is back, running a medicine show with a secret Chinese formula, and offering his fighter against anyone, $500 per match. When he ups it to $5,000, Clyde agrees. However, Gribbon uses his Chinese Mandarin robes to conceal another boxer, who alternates with the first one each round. It's a good gag set-up, but it plays off the "they all look alike" stereotype, which should annoy anyone these days. In addition, among Gribbon's entourage..."