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With an offer to enter his robot boxer Noisy Boy in a fight to the death at the Crash Palace.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Hugh Jackman Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Fight promoter Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman, right) and his son, Max (Dakota Goyo, left) introduce their star robot boxer Noisy Boy to the cheering crowd at the Crash Palace.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Evangeline Lilly and Hugh Jackman Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman) and Bailey Tallet (Evangeline Lilly) study the command matrix on the controller's screen that sets the robot boxer Noisy Boy into action mode.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Midas Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Eight-foot tall robot boxer Midas pauses before entering the ring at Crash Palace for a match with fellow robot boxer Noisy Boy in a scene from Real Steel.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Noisy Boy and Midas Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Noisy Boy lands a hard punch to the steel face of Midas in a boxing match between the two robots at the Crash Palace.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Hugh Jackman Image Credit: Photo

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Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks At Crash Palace, an underground robot fight club, Charlie (Jackman) instructs his former league bot Noisy Boy (left), pitted against backroom brawler Midas.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Shawn Levy Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Director Shawn Levy sets up a shot on the set of Real Steel.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Shawn Levy and Hugh Jackman Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Director Shawn Levy and star Hugh Jackman discuss a scene on set at Crash Palace.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Evangeline Lilly and Dakota Goyo Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Bailey Tallet (Evangeline Lilly) tells Max (Dakota Goyo) that, as a boxer, his father, Charlie Kenton, was the top contender, number 2 in the world. RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Hugh Jackman Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Down-on-his-luck fight promoter Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman, left) and his son, Max (Dakota Goyo, right) enter their star robot boxer Noisy Boy in a match at the Crash Palace.RELATED: VIDEO: Hugh Jackman Explains Robot Boxing in ‘Real Steel’ Featurette VIDEO: Hugh Jackman in 'Real Steel' Trailer Anthony Mackie and Hugh Jackman Image Credit: Photo Credit: Dreamworks Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman, right) approaches Finn (Anthony Mackie, left)

Real Steel rocked us with its story of a boy bonding with a robot. And a big part of why the movie is such a fun breath of fresh air is its awesome robot designs. We talked to the movie’s lead concept artist and robot designer, Victor Martinez, about how he created a whole slew of robot fighters. He told us about his unlikely influences (Ben Templesmith!) and the challenges of making humanoid robots that each had its own personality . The studio didn’t want these robot boxers to look too much like Transformers, since that was another franchise they’d already established on the big screen, says Martinez. So the designers had to go back and look at other sources of inspiration for robot design, both real and imaginary. In some cases, the design team was looking for trends to steer clear of. One important way these robots are different from Transformers: they look like they were made by people. Martinez says the design team was keen for the robots to look utilitarian, with gears, pistons, servos and gyros. “They had to feel like they really functioned,” he said. Many of the robot designs include a throwback to the vintage, humanoid robots of the 1950s, with an “old-timey nostalgic feel” but also a contemporary spin, says Martinez. It was all part of establishing a “robot language” that would inform all the different robots in the movie. And Martinez explains his artistic inspirations in creating these ‘bots: I was looking a lot at works by Ashley Wood and Ben Templesmith. I really liked the mood of their artwork and raw grit and attention to context in their work. I wanted to design robots, too, that felt like they belonged in a gritty real world and not some static future environment. Our robots fight mainly in back alley, seedy underground boxing venues. They are supposed to feel like they were welded together in someone’s garage. There are some exceptions to this rule, like former World Robot Boxing contender Noisy Boy and the current champion, Zeus. As far as the boxing part of robot boxing, Martinez says the designers studied a lot of paintings by George Bellows, to get the same mood, atmosphere and lighting in the fights. “We wanted the fight scenes to feel like they had just leapt out of one of his boxing paintings.” The first robot Martinez worked on for the movie was Noisy Boy, the former contender that Charlie buys early on. Says Martinez: From the beginning, he was meant to be a very polished, flashy, and sleek – the idea was to fuse a Japanese Robot with a Samurai with a Tokyo Drift sports car. And since

Boxing has captivated audiences worldwide for decades, evolving from a local spectator sport to a global phenomenon. With the rise of online streaming platforms, fans can watch live boxing matches from anywhere. However, not all streaming sites offer the same quality, variety, or reliability. This blog explores the Top live boxing match streaming sites that are a must for any boxing enthusiast.1. DAZNPros:Cons:2. ESPN+Pros:Cons:3. FITE TVPros:Cons:4. ShowtimePros:Cons:5. Fox Sports AppPros:Cons:6. YouTube Boxing ChannelsPros:Cons:Faqs About Top Live Boxing Match Streaming SitesWhat is the best free streaming service for boxing?Which platform offers the most exclusive boxing events?Can I watch pay-per-view boxing events online?Do these streaming platforms offer international boxing events?Which platform is the most affordable for watching boxing?Conclusion1. DAZNOne of the most prominent platforms in the boxing world, DAZN is a subscription-based sports streaming service that offers live boxing events and exclusive fight content. DAZN partners with some of the biggest promoters in boxing, including Matchroom Boxing and Golden Boy Promotions, bringing fans high-profile matches regularly.Pros:Affordable subscriptionAd-free viewing experienceExclusive content with top fighters like Canelo Alvarez and Anthony JoshuaAvailable in multiple countriesCons:Not all events are globally availableOccasionally experiences delays or buffering issuesDAZN is a go-to option for die-hard boxing fans who want consistent, high-quality live coverage of some of the most anticipated bouts.2. ESPN+ESPN+ is another heavyweight in the sports streaming world. It offers live coverage of various sporting events, including boxing. ESPN+ frequently broadcasts Top Rank Boxing, showcasing talents like Vasiliy Lomachenko and Teofimo Lopez. In addition to live matches, the service provides exclusive behind-the-scenes content, documentaries, and analysis.Pros:Affordable pricing at just $9.99 per monthWide selection of sports content beyond boxingIntegration with the ESPN app for easy accessCons:Blackout restrictions for certain eventsNo free trial optionFor those who appreciate comprehensive sports coverage, including a strong lineup of live boxing, ESPN+ is an excellent choice.3. FITE TVFITE TV is a versatile platform focusing on combat sports, including boxing, MMA, and wrestling. It offers both pay-per-view (PPV) events and subscription options, making it a flexible choice for fans who prefer to pay for individual matches rather than commit to a monthly service. FITE also