A Fighting Man Page #2
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- 2014
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laying on a guy, okay?
So let's win it. You
cannot outmuscle this kid.
and you can't outrun him.
But you outweigh him and you can
outthink him. You wanna win it?
- Yeah.
- You're the heavier one, lay on him.
Keep your head on the right side of him.
Let the kid get cocky. Listen to me.
Hey. Hey. What are you doing?
What the hell's the matter?
You wanna win the fight?
Keep your head on that right
shoulder. Once you get that rhythm,
setup, he drops down,
you cross him, okay?
Cubby. And what's this
I hear about King?
I'm gonna give the
kid another chance.
- King is a screwup.
- No, no, he's all cleaned up now.
- The kid does have talent. Real talent.
- Yeah, he's always had talent.
I poured a lot of money into him,
and you gotta have it
to go with that talent.
- Yeah, well, he's going to have a baby.
- There's a disaster waiting to happen.
He got married to a
nice, young girl.
He was my fighter before
you stole him from me.
I did not steal him. Hey, look.
You've got that night
coming up at the Lion Head?
- Yeah.
- I want you to get King a fight there.
- Maybe as an undercard.
- No, no, no, main event.
- What? Look, King is no main event.
- Yes, he is.
I'll put up the purse, man.
Ten-thousand dollars.
Ten rounds.
his head on straight?
Yes. Yes, yes, yes.
All right, I'll take
a piece of him.
No, no, no. Ha, ha.
He doesn't like you.
- I'll take 50 percent of him.
- He's not for sale.
Hey, look, you know he was
my fighter before you took him.
I didn't steal him. Hey, you know why
all your fighters leave you, man? Huh?
- Because you steal them from me.
- Yeah.
Same reason why your wife left you.
The same reason why I left you.
Just give me a piece of the kid.
Hey, look.
You line up something for King, hm?
Someone the kid could handle, huh?
More than just a warm body,
but somebody he could beat, huh?
I want it kept local.
I don't wanna bear the expense
No, he's in prison. Armed robbery.
Teddy Bigfoot?
Teddy Bigfoot? Teddy Bigfoot,
man, he's a lot of Bigfoot.
Man, he's 350 pounds now.
- Bigfoot, yeah.
- Yeah.
Hey.
- Sailor?
- Yeah.
Is he still fighting?
No, but it might not really matter.
I mean, if I could get him
to take one more fight.
- Yeah, yeah, he was very popular.
Everybody wanted to see if he
- Yeah.
- And every fighter wanted to be the first.
That's a good hook, man.
Yeah, that'd be big if King
- That's good.
- Yeah. I'm gonna run it by King.
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