Brian Tyree Henry repairs utility poles; this is his job. But, during off-hours, he pursues his passion, which is the study and practice of boxing. He has always loved boxing; some miscalculations have resulted in his *not* becoming a professional boxer. However, he enjoys teaching. He is "the loudest one in the room." A stranger comes to town. It's Ryan Destiny, who wants to enter a "boys' club." Soon, the Olympics will break with tradition and make space for women's boxing. Ryan has a special kind of fury, perhaps because her parents are negligent, perhaps because she has endured sexual assault. She wants to beat people up. BTH recognizes Ryan's extraordinary talent. The boxing part is easy. But it's harder to translate Ryan's wins into a viable career, because America seems unwilling to idolize an "unfeminine" phenomenon from Flint, Michigan. America's neglect enrages Ryan. BTH tries to give a holier-than-thou speech: "...