Confessions of a Pit Fighter

After serving seven years in prison for a killing during an underground fight, Eddie Castillo seeks a peaceful existence. However, his goal of stability is shattered when his younger brother dies in an illegal match against a ruthless opponent known as Matador. To find justice and avenge his sibling, Eddie returns to the world of street fighting. He enters the circuit once more to target Matador and provide financial support for his brother's pregnant partner, all while trying to avoid the notice of his probation officer, who threatens him with a life sentence.

The film was directed by Art Camacho, marking his second feature following Sci-Fighter. The screenplay was co-written by Camacho and R. Ellis Frazier. The cast includes Hector Echavarria in the lead role, alongside Armand Assante, James Russo, Flavor Flav, John Savage, and Ricardo Medina Jr. Produced by Alliance Group Entertainment in the United States, the movie was made with a budget of 3 million USD.

Audience reception for the film was low. It holds a rating of 4.2/10 on IMDb based on 293 votes, and it shares the same score of 4.2/10 on TMDB, though that rating is derived from only 13 votes.