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Reviews (5)

In the gritty world of Muay Thai, Jom, a young boxer with a troubled past, finds his life turned upside down when he meets Pete, a quiet and observant art student who volunteers at the gym. Their connection is instant and electric—a shared glance turns into a secret friendship, then into something deeper that challenges both their worlds. Jom struggles between his father's expectations for him to win championships and the vulnerability he feels with Pete, while Pete battles his own family's disapproval and the fear of opening his heart. As Jom trains for the biggest fight of his career, their love story unfolds in the ring and beyond, proving that the strongest punches are sometimes thrown not with fists, but with the heart. Raw, tender, and unflinchingly honest, 'Boxer in Heart' is a soulful tale of love, resilience, and finding strength in vulnerability.

Ming Penchan Wongsomphet

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Ying Ariya Buakong

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Junior Ronnakorn Soontornnon

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Tiger Tanawat Hudchaleelaha

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Keta Tunlathorn

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U Krittapon Yanphayom

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Return Supakorn Yanprasong

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Num Kasitphokhin Kwaenkhet

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Ota Mongkol Patharamanop

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Pan Nantawat Sriwiwat

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Apple Kirasa Homsiang

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Xinweer Wutthimeth Giratiwathanaruch

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E01

Boxer in Heart Episode 1

Season 1 ·

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muay_thai_lover

February 2025

9/10

I came for the boxing and stayed for the love story. The fight choreography is legit—sweat and bruises you can feel. Jom’s training montages got me hyped. They didn't skimp on the sports side, which made the romantic beats hit even harder. Great balance.

heart_on_sleeve

January 2025

10/10

I am absolutely destroyed in the best way. Jom and Pete’s slow-burn is everything—the way Pete paints Jom’s bruised hands, the rooftop confession under the Bangkok skyline. I’ve watched the final episode four times. Pure emotional perfection.

plot_hole_hunter

March 2025

7/10

The chemistry is undeniable, but the side plots feel rushed. Pete’s family conflict gets resolved too neatly, and the tournament arc has a few predictable beats. Still, the lead performances elevate the material. Worth a watch, just not groundbreaking.

visual_dreamer

April 2025

8/10

This show is beautifully shot. The golden-hour training sessions, the gritty neon of the boxing ring, and the soft focus during intimate scenes—every frame could be a photo. The color palette shifts from warm to cool to mirror Jom’s emotional arc. A visual treat.

social_conscience

May 2025

8/10

I appreciate how the show handles consent and vulnerability. Pete’s hesitation and Jom’s patience are clearly communicated. There’s also a quiet but powerful message about breaking masculine stereotypes in a hyper-macho sport. Refreshingly mature for a BL.