Jake Gyllenhaal was cast in the lead role of Billy Hope in the movie Southpaw.
Antoine Fuqua was officially announced as the director of Southpaw.
The movie Southpaw was released in theaters in the United States.
Billy Hope successfully defends his light heavyweight boxing title, establishing himself as a top fighter.
Billy is shown to have a loving relationship with his daughter Mia, highlighting his family life.
Billy gets into a violent altercation that leads to the accidental death of his wife, causing a tragic turning point.
Following the tragedy, Billy loses custody of his daughter Mia due to his unstable behavior and personal struggles.
Billy spirals into depression, substance abuse, and isolation, facing the consequences of his actions.
Billy meets Tick, a former boxing trainer who helps him regain focus and physical conditioning.
Under Tick's guidance, Billy recommits to boxing, aiming to rebuild both his career and personal life.
Through rigorous training and personal reflection, Billy prepares himself for a comeback fight.
Billy proves his stability and regains custody of his daughter, strengthening his resolve.
Billy enters a high-stakes match against the reigning champion, seeking to reclaim his title and honor.
Billy emerges victorious and reclaims his light heavyweight boxing championship, completing his journey of redemption.
