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The Champions is a film of genre Comedy with Yuen Biao
The Champions (1983)
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Add to a movie listBoh Ngau (Chinese: 波牛) also known by its English title The Champions is a 1985 Hong Kong Chinese language football movie starring Yuen Biao.
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In this sports comedy film, Biao is taunted by rival football teams. At first he is just a ball boy and a punch bag for leading villain Dick Wei. But after too many beatings, Biao decides to play for another local team and go against Dick Wei in a one off football at the end. The film also tackles problems of jealousy, corruption and bullying in sports.Actors
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