Hector Villa (Kuno Becker) is physically tough but emotionally self-destructive, and he’s one of millions of illegal migrant workers seeking a new life in the U.S. He dreams of being a boxer, and works long hours in the scorching sun to trade his work gloves for boxing gloves each night. He fights in nearby bars or converted barns, and in a few rounds earns more money than a day’s pay. This helps him buy medicine for his sick mother. As Hector becomes a local hero to migrant workers, ranch owner, Big Al Stevens, won’t let Hector take the shine away from his own son Robert who is still the undefeated champ. Hector is beaten and left to die out in a Mexican desert; and he must live on the streets and fight anywher he can to survive. Hearing of his mother’s death, Hector vows to face Robert in the ring, and Fight Night becomes a battlefield of emotions, honor and loyalty, all powerfully presented by fight coordinator turned director, Jimmy Nickerson (Rocky, Rocky II, Raging Bull, Fight Club).Hector Villa (Kuno Becker) is physically tough but emotionally self-destructive, and he’s one of millions of illegal migrant workers seeking a new life in the U.S. He dreams of being a boxer, and works long hours in the scorching sun to trade his work gloves for boxing gloves each night. He fights in nearby bars or converted barns, and in a few rounds earns more money than a day’s pay. This helps him buy medicine for his sick mother. As Hector becomes a local hero to migrant workers, ranch owner, Big Al Stevens, won’t let Hector take the shine away from his own son Robert who is still the undefeated champ. Hector is beaten and left to die out in a Mexican desert; and he must live on the streets and fight anywher he can to survive. Hearing of his mother’s death, Hector vows to face Robert in the ring, and Fight Night becomes a battlefield of emotions, honor and loyalty, all powerfully presented by fight coordinator turned director, Ji...