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One-Armed Boxer - Martial Arts Film
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One-Armed Boxer

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One-Armed Boxer is a 1972 Hong Kong martial arts film written, directed by, and starring Jimmy Wang Yu. He plays a martial arts student who loses an arm after his school clashes with a rival organization, then retrains to confront an assortment of foreign fighters hired by his enemies. The film combines revenge drama, exaggerated combat styles, and tournament-like encounters, and it preceded Wang's related film Master of the Flying Guillotine.

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What happens in One-Armed Boxer?

Jimmy Wang Yu plays a martial-arts student who loses an arm after his school clashes with a rival organization. He retrains and returns to face foreign fighters hired by his enemies.

Who made One-Armed Boxer?

The 1972 Hong Kong film was written, directed, and led by Jimmy Wang Yu. His one-armed hero became the central image of the film's training and revenge story.

Why does the hero lose an arm in One-Armed Boxer?

He loses an arm during the violent conflict between his martial-arts school and a rival organization. The injury changes the story from a school feud into a retraining and revenge narrative.

What style of martial arts film is One-Armed Boxer?

It is a 1972 Hong Kong action film built around revenge, unusual combat styles, and a disabled hero who adapts his technique. The foreign fighters give the story a deliberately exaggerated tournament-like threat.

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