A series of unfortunate events has thrown Calvin's life into a hell hole. A young black male in America is living through the ill-fated stereotype that he's known since an early age. The high school senior, Calvin, has never been the type to grieve. Having lost several loved ones in his life, he's become accustomed to the damage and void in his family. Having no father figure, he fails to make good decisions. The pressure to provide for his family after the devastation is a mountain he struggles to move. He begins to box and uses it as a coping mechanism. Living Uptown in New York City he has lost his brother due to gang violence. With a lack of leads on his brother's homicide, the New York Police Department close the case on his brother, Jace, within three weeks. With this in mind, Calvin, believes his brother will not be able to rest peacefully until justice is served. For that reason, Calvin takes matters into his own hands.