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maybe you oughta start thinking
about more important things.
Your sister's getting married. You should
consider doing the same. Start a family.
What the f*** does that
have to do with him fighting?
- Pop, please. -Even when you
win, we go to the hospital.
Who's we?
I ain't ever seen you there.
Huh? Lou.
For f***'s sake, say something.
You got heart, kid, but you
wear it on your f***in' chin.
consider hanging it up.
I'm not done yet.
All right? I got more in me.
That's not the problem.
You always got more.
I'm beggin' you here, Lou.
Give me another shot.
Just one more.
F***.
Rough night?
No, great night.
Rough morning.
You're early.
You're drunk.
No, I'm hung over.
There's a huge difference.
Oh.
Well, you smell like liquor.
And you smell like Rhode Island.
What, you never had
a big night before?
Nah, I don't drink.
Yeah? Good for you.
Now, if we're done
with the f***ing introductions,
I can't see sh*t out here.
This is where
you trained Tyson, huh?
Yeah.
That is crazy.
This your family?
Yeah.
You guys go to Disneyland?
World. In Orlando.
Oh, no. Not yet.
So, uh, why did Tyson fire you?
- What?
- Was it that DUI thing?
What are you, a newspaperman?
Nah, I'm just asking.
Do you not want to be here?
Yeah, I'm standing here,
aren't I?
All right, listen.
Let's get real, Vinny.
Yeah.
You lost three in a row,
last one a title fight.
'cause you're not a draw.
Your own manager, on f***in'
HBO, said you should hang it up.
Only reason you're standing
in my gym
is because Lou sent you here...
To put us both out to pasture.
So you want to get this over
with, let's get it over with.
You throw a hook, then go boom!
Move 9 to 5 and then come back.
You all set?
Yeah.
All right. This is Manny.
Hey.
How you doin'?
How are ya? You'll be
sparring with him today.
Okay.
How much you weigh?
One-ninety.
You know that I fight
at junior welter, right?
I know. Headgear's
in the locker by the wall.
That's enough.
- That's enough!
Get on.
Why?
What "why?" Why not?
Gotta know where we're starting.
I'm not in camp or nothing.
I haven't been training.
Let's see.
All right.
There's no point.
I'm gonna be way over.
You just fought at 140
two weeks ago. You eat a horse?
I told you,
I haven't been training.
Geez. That's not what
I usually weigh.
I'm not at my fight weight
right now.
Hey, Vinny,
I just saw you use your weight.
It wasn't slowing you down.
At all.
I don't need to cut corners,
Kev. I can make weight.
Maybe you're at your weight.
Cuttin' corners is
what you been doin'.
- I won my first world title...
- As a lightweight. I know.
First time I got laid was
in my high school parking lot.
You see me taking my wife there every
time I want to get my rocks off?
Look at you.
You're a different fighter.
Your body's changed.
You're bigger.
You hit with more power.
Think I should move up?
Hey.
Welterweight?
Junior middle? Are you nuts?
You're outta your head, Kev.
Come on.
Nobody jumps two classes.
That's... no, no,
that's a huge risk,
which is the exact opposite of what
everybody tells me I should be doing now.
It's a risk.
This is the clock.
how to move in time.
Jesus Christ!
What's that thing made out of?
Rock maple. And you don't get
to hit the clock back neither.
Not yet. I only want you
to avoid it for now.
Bend your knees.
Move your head.
Right, left. Move your head.
Left, right.
After you throw a punch,
you move your head.
You look like
a two-by-four.
Now. Come on, Vinny.
Move your head. Come on.
Look at it. Anticipate it.
Punch, move. Punch, move.
I got this. Come on.
Down. Here we go.
That's it, that's it.
Move to the side and boom!
Sit down on it.
Bad intentions. Bad intentions.
Now you're moving. Bend your knees.
Keep your hands up. Good.
You're looking good now.
You're moving your head.
All right, stop.
Okay, that's good.
Vinny, Vinny, stop!
What?
Stop.
What is that?
Huh?
What?
You fight the same way.
It's like if you're not completely spent,
then you must not have tried hard enough.
Yeah. I don't mind the pain.
Good, 'cause it's comin'.
You don't have to
send out invitations.
You know, you can't brawl
at this weight.
You have to box.
You have to defend.
Yeah, my offense is my defense.
Oh, yeah?
Where'd you come up with that gem?
Don Shula's autobiography?
Listen to me. Some hits you
So when I say stop, you stop.
You hear me?
Yeah, I hear you.
Put the plate down there.
You did a very good job.
Everything's fine.
Everything's good.
Your ma religious, vin?
Yeah.
What do you think, Kev?
Spiritual.
Yeah.
Christ and elephants.
You did perfect. The knife
goes on the outside. Oh.
Hey.
You made it.
Oh! Oh, and, honey,
you look great.
Thank you.
Great.
- And, mom, this is Kevin.
- Mrs. Pazienza.
Thank you for taking
such good care of my boy.
- It's nothing. I like your elephants.
- Oh, those are mine.
Yeah. I love elephants.
Yeah, hi.
I'm, uh, Vinny's sister, Doreen.
And this is
my retarded fianc, Jon.
- F***'s wrong with you?
- Be quiet, huh?
- And this is... -oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
I remember.
- Hi, Shelly.
- Actually, it's Heather.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
- How are you?
- Mr. Pazienza.
- No, Angelo.
Angelo. Nice to meet you.
Hey, sweetheart.
Hey, pop.
Champ.
Hey, how you doing?
Jesus, you're huge.
Yeah.
Where you at, 150?
Uh, 154. Yeah.
What are you doing?
No, it's a good thing. Trust me.
Kevin knows what he's doing. Yeah.
What are we having for dinner?
All right, everybody,
sit down. Come on.
Here, you sit over here.
Doreen, serve the salad.
Sorry. Sit down.
There you go. That's right.
I got it,
I got it. Sit.
Babe, you good?
What else you need?
I think I'm good.
Everybody, sit.
All right.
Settled in all right?
Oh, yeah.
Uh, thanks.
You got everything you need?
That mattress is brand-new
that we put in for you.
Oh, yeah?
No, I'm good.
So, let me ask you.
Who told you to come in here
with your missionary bullshit
Behind my back no less.
It wasn't a secret or nothin'.
If Vinny didn't tell you...
I'll deal with Vinny.
I'm talking to you,
and I'm telling you that pushing
him up two weight classes
is a dangerous f***in' move.
How do you expect the Duvas
to find him a match?
That's their job.
Vinny made this decision,
Mr. Pazienza.
I don't know why you're so worried.
He's a great fighter.
Yeah, I know
he's a great fighter.
He was a great fighter
before he met you.
All right, you be first.
You be first.
There you go.
All right.
That's enough.
Huh?
That's enough.
You tired?
No, I'm fine.
- Yeah, let's go one more round.
- Hey, Vinny. Vinny.
That's enough.
Kev.
Don't Kev me. Come on.
Come back tomorrow.
Okay, see ya.
Hey, champ, Kev. My office.
Both of youse.
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