Pathetic split heroes vs. villains

Rating: Null/10 (1 May 2005)

Leaving aside the already commented unrealisticness (Swank winning almost ALL fights in the fist round by KO, eating restaurant leftovers all the time, last fight lost after a automatic-disqualification-action by the opponent...), what really made me sick was the clear-cut split of the characters between heroes and villains:
HEROES: Swank (tough fighter but loving trainee, made a drama of a broken nose) Eastwood (Togh guy with a golden heart) Freeman (typical trainer with a cut-shorted career that spend all the movie giving speeches)
WICKED VILLAINS:
Maggie's Mother (My favorite one, not a single good feeling is known from her. Pure evil)
Blue Bear (The only thing we know from her is how dirty she is at boxing. She is therefore expected to have won all her fights with Alwin's and other tricks. Her look talks by itself)
Bad guy of the gym (His only aim in life is to hit to death a weak, skinny and crazy child because he talks too much. Notwithstanding his muscles, he gets knocked out by a single-eyed ex-boxer 50 years older than him.
Let's see if in next Eastwood's movie characters are more subtle than those of "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly"