BLOODFIGHT is really a rehash of several and similar kumite based films. Perhaps a self-ripoff might be a more appropriate term. If one were to compare BLOODFIGHT to BLOODSPORT, then the comparisons stand out, even apart from the titles. Both star Bolo as the Bad Guy who seeks to defend his title in the kumite. Both involve a young fighter who is trained by a grizzled veteran. And both feature a number of preliminary bouts that are at least as interesting as the featured fight. The primary difference is that the young fighter bows out of the film by the midpoint and his place is taken by his sensei. The actors speak in sloooow English and the acting is abysmal. Bolo may look tough but he speaks English in a voice that does not do justice to the word "muffled." The plot is paper mache thin and serves only to lead to the climax. This film has no Jean Claude Van Damme to hold the viewer's interest. Bolo, alas, lacks the acting chops to carry BLOODFIGHT on his own. Pass.