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Fightland(2026)

Archived · STARZ

TV-MA8 eps
S01
CrimeDrama
ON AIR: JUL 31Season 1Archived listing

What to Expect

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Fightland is a revenge crime drama stripped to its essentials: a disgraced boxing champion walks out of prison, returns to London, and goes after the crime family that put him there. The story moves forward with real purpose, each episode tightening the screws as he gets closer to his target. Action and consequence stay closely linked, so nothing feels like filler.

The power imbalance is what gives the whole thing its sustained pressure. One man, no allies, moving against an organized criminal network that has every structural advantage. His background as a fighter shapes how he operates, making the physical confrontations feel earned rather than incidental, and keeping the underdog dynamic credible even as the pressure builds.

Best for

revenge crime, underdog brawl and Crime

Story lane

Crime and Drama

Commitment

Season 1 · 8 episodes

Where

STARZ

Official Premise

A disgraced boxing champion is released from prison and returns to London to take revenge on the crime family that betrayed him.

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