Let us tell you why you should add this action K-Drama to your Netflix watchlist immediately.
Woo Do-whan and Lee Sang-yi are the power duo you don’t want to mess with.
There will be another season coming to Netflix soon – what you can expect from season 2.
New Cast in Season 2 (Rumoured & Confirmed).
Bloodhounds Season 2 : Our Final Thoughts.
If you’re looking to expand your Korean TV drama watchlist then there is no question that Bloodhounds needs to be on it.
Netflix does give you various watch options in terms of dubbing and subtitles. What they have achieved rather well is the English dubbing. We do try whenever we can do watch foreign language content in their original format however, it is nice to be able to fully grasp the action without missing any important parts.
One of the BEST K-Drama’s we’ve watched on Netflix so far
We are extremely partial to a K-Drama, and this one drives that uppercut and manages to draw you right in without you even realising.
Bloodhounds is originally based on a Webtoon of the same name and sees two amateur boxers take on a loan shark.
We’ve lost count of how many times we have watched this now.
Bloodhounds casting is chef’s kiss
One of the standout elements of Bloodhounds is its exceptionally cast ensemble. Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi were perfectly chosen to play the loyal, justice-driven duo who find themselves fighting Korea’s dark underground loan shark industry.
Woo Do-hwan, in particular, returned to the spotlight with this role following his military service, and viewers were immediately reminded of his magnetic presence and martial arts precision.
Lee Sang-yi’s performance in Bloodhounds further solidified his reputation as one of South Korea’s most versatile rising stars. Known previously for his roles in romantic dramas like Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha and Once Again, Lee made a striking pivot into action with his portrayal of Woo-jin. His natural charisma, comedic timing, and emotional range gave the character a layered charm that resonated deeply with audiences.
Veteran actor Park Sung-woong, cast as the villainous CEO Kim Myung-gil, delivered a chilling and calculating performance that earned critical praise. His ability to embody corruption and menace without overplaying the role made him an unforgettable antagonist.
From rising stars to seasoned actors, the Bloodhounds casting has been widely praised for blending charisma, authenticity, and dramatic power—creating a cast viewers couldn’t help but root for (or against).
A K-Drama that packs a punch!
That’s right, there is no shortage of fighting in this series. In fact, the combat sequences in this show are some of the best we have witnessed. Just raw boxing.
It’s not all about the boxing, though. The actors convey their roles from rookie boxers to expert-level / not to be messed with all-around nice guys, exceedingly well. Their charm, skills and undeniable loyalty to fighting for justice keeps your eyes fixed on the screen to the very end.
If you need any more convincing that you should add this TV show to your Netflix watchlist then take a gander at this behind-the-scenes video:
Season 2: What Can We Expect?
With its gripping storyline, high production value, and a strong fanbase, Bloodhounds season 2 has been highly anticipated. While Netflix has not yet confirmed an official release date, speculation and fan theories have taken over social media.
Season 2 is expected to explore the aftermath of Myung-gil’s downfall and the vacuum of power left behind. New crime syndicates may emerge, forcing Gun-woo and Woo-jin to reconsider their hard-won peace. Additionally, fans are hoping to see deeper character development, emotional fallout, and even more intense action choreography that made season 1 such a standout.
New Cast in Season 2 (Rumoured & Confirmed)
Woo Do‑hwan and Lee Sang‑yi are confirmed to reprise their roles as Gun‑woo and Woo‑jin. They’ll return as the central boxing duo you loved in season 1.
Jung Ji‑hoon (Rain) will join as the new main villain, Baek Jeong, a former UFC fighter now running a dangerous global underground boxing league (source: Netflix). Chansung from 2PM is also expected to join the season 2 cast in an unspecified role—likely tied to the underground boxing league.
Bloodhounds Season 2: Our Final Thoughts
Bloodhounds delivers a powerful blend of gritty action and heartfelt loyalty that’s rarely seen in K-dramas of this genre. From its cinematic fight scenes to its emotionally complex characters, the series has captivated global audiences and cemented its place in Netflix’s international hit list. The smart casting, layered storytelling, and authentic chemistry between leads are just a few of the reasons fans are hungry for more.
As rumors swirl and fans eagerly await updates, one thing is clear: if season 2 delivers the same heart-pounding tension and emotional resonance as the first, Bloodhounds will continue to dominate conversations, fan theories, and binge-watch lists worldwide.
