Scorpion

Year: 2007

Runtime: 98 mins

Language: French

Director: Julien Seri

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This action film blends Thai boxing with mixed‑martial‑arts combat, earning it the nickname The French Fight Club. It stars kickboxing legend Jérôme Le Banner, also known as the Hyper Battle Cyborg and the Bulldog of Paris. Renowned for his aggressive style, he has achieved 43 knockouts out of 57 career victories.

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