In the curious, potato-shaped state of Idaho, a group of tough, determined, and utterly hilarious kids have found their calling in the sport of boxing. This isn't the typical, run-of-the-mill boxing, oh no. This is Idaho-style boxing, where instead of gloves, kids use oversized potatoes strapped to their hands! Meet our hero, Spud “The Tater Tornado” Johnson. Spud is a freckle-faced, buck-toothed, ten-year-old dynamo with a head full of dreams and a stomach full of his Grandma's famous Idaho potato soup. Spud has a heart as big as a russet potato and an infectious laugh that sounds like a donkey trying to play the harmonica. Spud and his hardy crew of potato pugilists train outdoors, surrounded by the enchanting beauty of Idaho. The Rocky Mountains tower overhead, the great Snake River flowing nearby, and fields of perfectly planted potatoes stretching as far as the eye can see. The air, carrying the scent of earth and freedom, fills their lungs and fuels their determination. Despite their rough and ready exterior, these kids are some of the funniest, friendliest, and most welcoming you could ever hope to meet. Their boxing matches more resemble a wild, chaotic dance combined with a potato tossing competition. They spar with laughter in their voices, joy in their eyes, and at the end of the day, everyone falls over in fits of giggles. In the world of Idaho potato boxing, there are no losers, only friends. Each match is followed by a feast of French fries, hash browns, and of course, Grandma Johnson's famous potato soup. The children of Idaho are proof that with a sense of humor, anything - even boxing - can be transformed into an adventure full of laughter, camaraderie, and fun.