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Sultan tracks down Terry Conklin (Peter Berg), an amateur boxer who once defeated Roper in the Junior Olympics but has since traded fighting for Buddhism and a career in a "headbanger" band. Sultan rebrands him as "Irish Terry Conklin," despite his lack of Irish heritage, and uses heavy marketing to convince the public that Conklin is a legitimate threat to the title.

The film features an ensemble cast noted for their improvisational energy: The Great White Hype

" The Great White Hype " (1996) is a biting sports satire that explores the intersection of racial politics, media manipulation, and the business of professional boxing. Directed by Reginald Hudlin, the film parodies real-world boxing spectacles, specifically those that manufacture a "Great White Hope" to boost pay-per-view sales. Sultan tracks down Terry Conklin (Peter Berg), an