The Great Fight (2025)

0h 7m IMDb
Comedy Drama Documentary
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A mockumentary following rising boxing prodigy Troy “The Kid” Martinez and old-school legend Anthony “The Invincible” Vandyke as media hype, intense training, and clashing philosophies build toward the fight of the century.

The Great Fight

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Puertas Granja, Sebastian Eduardo
Puertas Granja, Sebastian Eduardo as Troy "The Kid" Martinez Age 17 · Quito, Ecuador Sebastian Puertas (16, Valencia, Spain) is a driven prodigy who writes, directs, shoots, edits, and stars in his gripping psychological thrillers, dramas and comedies. Trained through acting/scriptwri...
Sharma, Preston
Sharma, Preston as Anthony "The invincible" Vandyke Age 17 · Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada Preston Sharma is a Canadian actor and producer known for his collaborations with filmmaker Sebastián Puertas. He portrayed Jesse in the short crime drama Time to Kill (2025) and has appeared in multi...
Director Puertas Granja, Sebastian Eduardo
Cast Puertas Granja, Sebastian Eduardo, Sharma, Preston, Samantha Puertas, Sammir, Tiago Dias Martins, Savannah de Santis, Aikam Machhli, Mr.Williams

Audience Reviews

Spuertass May 26, 2026
The Great Fight perfectly satirizes modern sports media by contrasting Troy Martinez’s hyper-calculated rise with Anthony Vandyke’s brutal old-school mentality. The mockumentary style, intense training montages, and ridiculous seriousness make every scene hilarious while still feeling strangely epic. The ending is perfect.