Writing and fighting have more in common than people might expect. As a profession, it is more a calling than a job. It requires incredible resilience, the willingness to get up and go again, even after disheartening setbacks. It takes a lifetime to become an overnight success. And while sometimes failure happens in private, it can also make for a public spectacle. Screenwriter Michelle Rosenfarb is not a fighter, but when she started writing the script that would become Bruised nearly ten years ago, she already had some traits in common with Jackie, the hero of her story.