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Real Steel: Atom and WRB (PJL Bittergame and WSC)

10/23/2012

 
Our team manager seems like Max, the boy in the film "Real Steel" who is full of optimism on boxer robot Atom.
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Charlie, Atom, Max
We hope our team manager steps up to fill the shoes of PJL like Charlie, former boxer and father of Max who provided the experience and skills to boxer robot Atom.
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Atom
Thus, our team manager has to have Max and Charlie in him to achieve the dream of World Slasher Cup champion.
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Atom (unknown boxer robot) defeating Zeus (The Unbeatable Champion boxer robot)
Atom will be us, PJL Bittergame strain of gamecocks.

Charlie and Max will be our team manager.

World Robot Boxing (WRB) will be the World Slasher Cup (WSC).


Read more about the film...

Real Steel is a 2011 American science fiction sports drama film.
 
In 2020, human boxers have been replaced by robot boxers. Charlie Kenton (Hugh Jackman) is a former boxer who owns such a robot, Ambush, competing in unsanctioned matches and in exhibitions with it. At a rural fair, Ambush is destroyed by Black Thunder, a bull belonging to promoter Ricky (Kevin Durand). Having made a bet that Ambush would win, Charlie now owes Ricky $20,000, which he doesn't pay before leaving.

Charlie is informed his ex-wife has died, and that he must attend a hearing to decide the fate of his preteen son Max (Dakota Goyo). Max's wealthy aunt Debra (Hope Davis) and uncle Marvin (James Rebhorn) want full custody, which Charlie gives them in exchange for $100,000, half in advance, on the condition that Charlie take care of Max for three months while the couple are away on a second anniversary.

Charlie and Max meet with Charlie's childhood friend Bailey Tallet (Evangeline Lilly), who runs the boxing gym of her deceased father, Charlie's old coach. There, Charlie buys a secondhand World Robot Boxing league (WRB) robot, the once-famous Noisy Boy, and arranges for it to fight the illegal circuit's champion, Midas, at a venue belonging to his friend Finn. Partly due to both his inexperience with Noisy Boy's combinations and his own overconfidence, Charlie ends up losing control of Noisy Boy and Midas destroys it.

Charlie breaks into a junkyard with Max to steal scraps that he can use to put a new robot together. There, Max falls over a ledge, where he is saved from doom by getting snagged on the arm of a buried robot. After Charlie pulls Max back up, Max digs out the entire robot, called Atom. On Max's insistence, Charlie takes it back to Bailey's gym, where they discover Atom is an obsolete Generation-2 sparring bot built in 2014. Atom has been designed to sustain massive damage, but is unable to deal much damage itself. Atom also has a "shadow function" which allows for following human movement. Partly due to both Max's insistence and Charlie needing money, the duo has Atom fight an unsanctioned outdoor match against a robot called Metro. Atom wins, earning back some of Charlie's money.

Max later upgrades Atom to take vocal commands, using parts from Charlie's demolished robots, and convinces Charlie to train Atom. Atom's string of subsequent wins attracts the attention of a promoter from the WRB, who offers Atom a professional fight against the robot Twin Cities. Charlie accepts, and Atom wins again, thanks to Charlie's boxing experience allowing him to locate and take advantage of a small tell in Twin Cities' punch. Reveling in their subsequent novelty attention, Max challenges WRB champion Zeus, designed by genius Tak Mashido (Karl Yune) and sponsored by wealthy Farra Lemkova (Olga Fonda), who before the match tries to buy the upstart Atom.

As Max and Charlie leave after the Twin Cities fight, Ricky and his men attack them, and steal their winnings. Feeling guilty, Charlie returns Max to his aunt and uncle, feeling Max will be safer with them and refusing the second half of the money he was promised. Bailey convinces him that he can be a better father. Debra allows Charlie to take Max out for one last night, to the Zeus-Atom match. Zeus severely damages Atom while also getting injured for the first time. Ricky, who had bet Finn $100,000 that Atom would not last the first round, tries to slip away, but is cornered by Finn and his colleagues. In the fourth round of the five-round match, Atom's vocal receptors are damaged, and Atom must fight the last round in shadow mode, copying Charlie's moves from the aisle. Zeus, now controlled manually by a furious Mashido, expends energy on trashing the defensive Atom, running low on power and turning sluggish as a result. The fight swings in Atom's favor as he overwhelms the weakened Zeus, even knocking the seemingly invincible champion down once, but Atom is unable to win before the round ends. The judges declare Zeus the winner on points, but the near-defeat leaves the Zeus team humiliated. Atom is labeled the "People's Champion" as Charlie and Max celebrate their success and their love.

Our Creator and Our Sports Team History

6/16/2012

 
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Sports Team History

Our team franchise players can be traced back to 20 cocks and 6 hens that were used in the brood pens. The first one is in 1984 and the last one is in 2004.


PJL Decoded

PJL means two things really.

PJL = Pojol Junior Leopoldo = Leopoldo Pojol Junior

PJL = P.J.L. = P o J o L = Pojol


PJL Bittergame

Our sports team was founded by Leopoldo F. Pojol, Jr., who used PJL initials to mark everything he owned.

PJL was at least third generation cockfighter and a first generation breeder.

PJL used Philippine Game strain most often against American Game strain in our local and nearby cockpits.

PJL also used Mixed Game strain between Philippine Game strain and American Game strain.

PJL’s father used American Game strain and Mixed Game strain between Philippine Game strain and American Game strain.


PJL Bittergame Gamecock

We still do not look alike in feather color, shank color, comb type, even conformation and station. 

But we have the same athletic style, that is, we fight alike. We do not rush in and shuffle our foes. We do not like to be hit. We like to hit our foes from afar when it is unlikely our foes can hit back.

We are flexible and intelligent to adjust our fighting style to our foes. Especially if our foes are really great fighter too.

Did you miss the fact that we are a 26-way cross strain?


PJL Bittergame Tag Lines

  • 26 way cross strain from 26 individual chickens acquired from 1984 to 2004.
  • All shades of reds, gingers, and whites. And their combinations.
  • Our guarantee is that we will taste like chickens.

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