What does the ending of Fighter 2 mean? Synopsis of the boxer

The story takes place in a small mountain village on the outskirts of Thailand. The protagonist Yongting (Tony Jia) is an orphan who was abandoned on the steps in front of the village Buddhist hall at birth, and a monk found out and adopted him, and under the teaching of his masters, he grew up day by day, and his martial arts became stronger day by day. One day, Tang, a hooligan in the village, stole the head of the Buddha in Leonbak, a Buddhist hall, and the money donated by the villagers for the Buddha's birthday.

However, in seven days, the villagers will celebrate the 24th birthday of the Buddha Ambak, which is very much to the chagrin of the villagers. So they scraped together some money to collect some travel expenses and entrusted Yongting to go to the city to retrieve the Buddha's head.

After Yongting arrived in the city, he found his fellow villager Hong Li (played by Paitchatai Wang Kamlao), but Hong Li took advantage of Yongting's unpreparedness to steal all his travel expenses. Hong Li is unlearned, good at gambling by nature, and owes a lot of gambling debts. So, he bet all the stolen money on the boxing casino.

In order to get back the hard-earned money of the villagers, Yongting had to go into battle shirtless and fight to the death with tall foreign boxers. Yongting Kung Fu Superman, who won several games, attracted the attention of the big dealers who manipulated the casino. Later, Yongting accidentally learned that this big dealer with a fake voice was actually a big cultural relics smuggler, and the head of the Buddha he was looking for was in his hands.

Due to the appearance of Yongting, the false voice suffered a heavy loss. The fake voice came up with a plan and persuaded Yongting to play a boxing match through Hong Li, but the condition was that he could only lose, not win. He promised that if Yongting did what he said, he would return the head of the Buddha to Yongting.

In order to find the Buddha's head, Yongting had to go on the field and be beaten, he was beaten so that his nose was blue and his face was swollen, and he almost lost his life. However, the false voice was treacherous, not only did the Buddha's head not return to Yongting, but also ordered his subordinates to kill people and kill people. Helpless, Yongting had no choice but to fight back and escape from the gun.

At this time, the false voice is leading a group of thieves to steal a huge Buddha statue head in a cave. Suddenly, the Heavenly Soldiers descended, and Yongting and Hong Li came to them. After a desperate struggle, they defeated the thieves and retrieved the Buddha's head, but Hong Li gave his young life to protect the Buddha's head.

Yongting returned the Buddha's head to the village, and the villagers celebrated the Buddha's twenty-fourth birthday with joy. The faces of the people were full of laughter.

There are three boxers. The first is "Thief of the Buddha Line" The second and third films are movies directed and acted by Tony Jia What to say, "Boxing" is a messy film, "Tom Yum Gong" is the official version, Boxing 1 is indeed called "Stealing Buddha Line", and then there are "Boxing 2" and "Boxing 3". Boxing Tyrant 1 steals the Buddha line, called Boxing Bully 2 is called Tom Yum Gong, and Boxing Bully 3 is called Huoyun Thief.

I haven't heard of "Boxer 3".

The first two are, "Boxing 1: Stealing the Buddha Line" and "Boxing 2: Tom Yum Gong".

"Fighter 2" is an action film directed by Tony Jia and starring Tony Jia and Pompa Vachiraben, released in 2008. The film tells the story of Tien's hard practice of various martial arts in order to avenge it.