Legendary Page #7

...representing St Paul's

with a duaI meet record of 23 and 0,

Mark Hayes.

And representing Riverdale High School

with a duaI meet record of five and six,

Calvin Chetley.

Chetley in the red. Hayes in the green.

And please welcome back

to the tournament,

past all-American nCAA finalist

and three-time state champion,

Mike Chetley.

REFEREE:
Here we go!

(WHlSTLE BLOWS)

Get around him. You gotta get

around him, boy. Come on now!

Get him, Cal!

Let's go.

He's setting it up.

(PANTlNG)

Come on! Come on!

-TENNENT:
Yes! He's out!

-Come on. Cinch it, Cal! Cinch it!

Get him!

MlKE:
Come on!

Go, baby. Buckle up.

TENNENT:
Yes!

MlKE:
Come on, come on!

Squeeze it, Cal! Squeeze it!

Cal! Squeeze it! Squeeze it!

Come on! Come on! Come on!

Cal, pin him!

Come on! Cinch it, Cal! Cinch it!

Come on.

Get him, Cal!

Come on!

Cal, come on! Pin him!

TENNENT:
Come on! Come on!

(WHlSTLE BLOWS)

MALE SPECTATOR:
Chetley!

FEMALE SPECTATOR: Cal!

(lNAUDlBLE)

ANNOUNCER:
Mark Hayes,

winner by decision.

Final score. Hayes, 1 1 . Chetley, nine.

(CLlCKS TONGUE)

(CROWD CHEERlNG LOUDLY)

RED:
Like l said,

not all legends are about victory.

Some are about struggle,

finding out who you are

and your reason for being.

Big Mac Chetley died

before he had a chance to finish the job.

That was his greatest fear,

that Sharon and the boys

would struggle on without him.

-You got heart, kid.

-Thanks.

-You thought l was done, didn't you?

-Yeah, l did.

RED:
He once asked me,

if anything were to happen to him,

that l might help keep an eye

on the boys.

Mac, your boys are fine.

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