A small boxer, a black man in a white dominated world, steps into the ring against a Nazi, Aryan boxer. A huge and intimidating boxer who'd already beaten Joe three years earlier. A devastating blow to his own confidence, as well as to the morale of the world.

But this small boxer is no quitter. Nor will he allow his smaller size to be a setback for him. Joe is determined to prove himself and prove to the world he has value. So Joe challenges this bully once more. He mocks this Nazi boxer with his words once again. Words of confidence this time, not arrogance.

And this time around, losing isn't an option.

In a time before television, this film documents the cocky newspaper and radio banter between the two boxers. It follows Joe as he prepares himself, more mentally than physically, for the fight of his life. How he uses intelligence, strategy and his words to win the fight long before it ever occurs.

This movie fully demonstrates the wonderful art that boxing once was.

Our hero wins his battles, inside the ring and outside of it. He finds out who he truly is while preparing himself mentally for the battle. Overcoming fear and defeating the demons deeply rooted within him. He accomplishes these amazing feats before he ever steps foot into the ring.

Our hero's strength and determination, leading up to and during his win in the ring, boosts morale around the world. Bringing We The People Of The World to their feet to fight for themselves once again. This all takes place, just as the second World War is underway.

The victory of this small black man, and under dog, spoke loudly to the enemies of the Nazi's, people of all races, all classes, women and men alike... it provided them the necessary inner strength required to head into another yet another devastating world war. Fighting yet another battle for their lives. A war they didn't choose to be in. A war they weren't going to lose.

After his victory, We The People Of The World had this one thought in their minds...

If that little black boxer, an underdog, can beat that menacing Nazi...

So can we.

I will play the role of the black American boxer's coach and mentor in this movie.

This movie is inspired by actual events which occurred around boxing matches between Joe Louis and a Nazi boxer. However my movie is not about them at all. I will be taking a fully fictional and creative approach to the characters and the storyline. None of what I am creating at all resembles the real life stories of these men or their battles in the ring.