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Evander Holyfield

19 October 1962, Atmore, Alabama, USA

Bernard Hopkins

15 January 1965, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

Mike Tyson

30 June 1966, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

6 July 1975, Queens, New York City, New York, USA

Mary J. Blige

11 January 1971, Yonkers, New York, USA

Lou DiBella

17 May 1960, Brooklyn, New York, USA

5 June 1971, Dorchester, Boston, Massachusetts, USA

Spike Lee

20 March 1957, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

David J. Leonard

Micky Ward

4 October 1965, Lowell, Massachusetts, USA

Craig 'Boogie' Jones

Ron Howard

1 March 1954, Duncan, Oklahoma, USA

Denzel Washington

28 December 1954, Mount Vernon, New York, USA

18 August 1977, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Cris Cole

James Darnell

27 October 1985, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Carlos Lopez Jr.

Daphnique Springs

Bert Marcus

Mike Tyson

Played by: Tyler Felix

Los Angeles Times

No one documentary could ever really encompass all that's fascinating and distressing about boxing as a kingmaking sport, a violent cultural phenomenal and a shady business. The slickly made "Champs" certainly tries, with varied success.

March 12, 2015

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CraveOnline

What really differentiates this documentary from others is that it doesn't just stick to the cliche boundaries of the backstories of the boxers, it goes into the sociological and cultural factors of boxing.

March 12, 2015

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The Film Stage

Like a young kid channeling all of the rage that comes from growing up in poverty without a mentor, Champs suffers from throwing a bunch of stuff at the wall.

February 23, 2016

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Variety

[A] clearly sincere but achingly cliched look at what's good and bad about the sport and the society that sanctions it.

March 13, 2015

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Film Journal International

Interesting, accessible documentary about the boxing world is revealing but stymied by its own slickness.

March 13, 2015

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AV Club

Each fighter gets time to tell his story, and each is candid and thoughtful (and in some moments regretful) about their histories.

March 12, 2015

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We Got This Covered

Uneven and too brief for its brawny subject, Champs fails to be an affecting underdog story or an in-depth look at boxing's many problems.

March 15, 2015

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New York Daily News

The historic, socioeconomic, racial and even poetic roots of pugilism are addressed, and celebs and sportwriters weigh in, but often it's the fighters themselves who best sum up the appeal of "the sweet science."

March 12, 2015

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New York Times

Now and then this documentary by Bert Marcus rises above mere promotion, leaving you wishing it had tackled the sport's difficult questions in more depth.

March 12, 2015

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NOW Toronto

Directing a critical eye at the sociology and predatory business of boxing, the doc is periodically interesting but also unconvincingly broad.

March 12, 2015

Under the Radar

It's just hard not to imagine that it might been better as a shorter 30 For 30 episode focusing on one of the three boxers.

March 28, 2015

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RogerEbert.com

It's like a thesis whose next draft would be destined for greatness.

March 13, 2015

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