Like its predecessor NEVER BACK DOWN, the upcoming Dito Montiel directed FIGHTING is attempting to capitalize on the MMA style fighting craze that’s so popular with the kids these days. Only this time it’s Channing Tatum as a brooding con artist who’s lured into the underground bare knuckle fighting world by an unscrupulous Terrence Howard and finds that fighting underground to get to the top can sometimes lead you right back to the bottom. Or something. Just check out the trailer below. The fighting starts April 24th. And get the trailer in HD over at MySpace.
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