Whipsawed

Set against the backdrop of a boxing ring, Whipsawed follows the journey of a character known as the "Kid". He falls in love with a senator's daughter while facing the challenges of training and competition. With his manager sidelined by illness, the Kid must navigate his way through the sport and confront his rival, who happens to be a sparring partner.

As a silent serial from the early 1920s, this film is categorized as a lost film, adding to its intrigue for collectors. The film was produced by Universal Film Manufacturing Company and features performances by Reginald Denny, Hayden Stevenson, and Sam J. Ryan. Its place within The Leather Pushers collection makes it a notable piece for those focused on early cinema and the development of the drama genre during the silent film era.