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A Thousand Blows is a gripping period drama that delves into the true-life clashes between rival criminal factions in London’s East End during the 1880s, set against the brutal and unforgiving world of illegal bare-knuckle boxing. The first season, released last year, was a box-office and critical success, and the series is now gearing up for its highly anticipated second season. Here’s everything you need to know.
Malachi Kirby, Stephen Graham, and Erin Doherty reprise their roles in the show’s second season. The series is created by Steven Knight and executive produced by Stephen Graham and Hannah Walters for Matriarch Productions, alongside Damian Keogh and Kate Lewis for The Story Collective, and Tom Miller and Sam Myer for Water & Power Productions.
Based on true stories from the harsh streets of 1880s East End London, the tale resumes a year later. Hezekiah has faded, Sugar Goodson is broken and lost to drink, and Wapping is nearing its end. Just when hope seems gone, Mary Carr returns with Alice Diamond at her side, set on reuniting her gang and taking back what was hers. As always, Mary has a plan but this time, it demands everything from those she holds dear, and the risks have never been higher.
The digital streaming rights for the upcoming season of A Thousand Blows have been secured by JioHotstar, bringing the highly anticipated series to Indian audiences. With its gritty storytelling, powerful performances, and intense period drama set in London’s brutal East End, the new season is set to reach a wider viewership through the platform, promising an immersive and hard-hitting viewing experience.
A Thousand Blows Season 2 is set to begin streaming on JioHotstar from January 9, 2026, giving audiences a chance to dive back into the gritty world of London’s 1880s East End. Packed with intense drama, brutal boxing clashes, and power struggles, the new season promises higher stakes, deeper conflicts, and a thrilling continuation of the story.
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