Undisputed Page #6
I know that fighters
usually get...
fifty percent, minimum,
on the outside.
Yeah, but we're not outside.
I want more.
I got a sister,
she got three kids...
no job, no skills, no husband.
Government gives her
a check once a month.
I could send her the money.
You're gonna get thirty percent
of everything we win.
It's a deal?
Forty percent.
That's it.
You wanted to see the Iceman?
for bringing him...
to this neutral location.
The Iceman doesn't want
any disappointments.
He expects to negotiate.
You have to understand...
that Mr. Ripstein is
a great boxing enthusiast...
a great student of the art...
a great historian
of the prize ring.
Mr. Ripstein
believes the truest...
purest expression
of the sport...
was the bare-knuckle fights
of the Nineteenth Century...
the Queensbury rules.
Oh, no, no.
Queensbury changed the rules
to the ones that we got now.
Look, let's cut through
all this bullshit.
I want out.
Otherwise, no fight.
How you gonna pull it off?
We handle that through
the Department of Corrections.
We got a guy on the committee.
I got your word on this?
You better get ready to fight.
# Train all day #
# You know I gotta feel
the pain all day #
# Work hard even if
it rain on me #
# Nothing less than
# Stick and move,
intense, here we go #
# One, two,
come up the ring now #
# What you gonna do? #
# Showboat when
I expose the ribs #
# Watch for the hook #
# Place bets, hey,
money on the books #
# You ain't seen a fight
till you seen what I took #
# I got precision,
the jab keep you #
# At the perfect distance,
and it can be done #
The fight is six weeks
from tomorrow night.
Y'all got that amount of time
to get your fighters in shape.
These are the rules.
Mr. Ripstein has gone
through a lot of trouble...
putting them together.
What about a foul?
Who's gonna ref this thing?
There isn't any referee.
That's one of the rules.
What kind of sh*t is this, huh?
from outside the cage.
No kicking, butting, low blows.
If you win or lose on a foul,
all deals are off.
This is a bunch of crap, OK?
My guy's got a lot more to lose
than this other chump.
Nowhere to train properly,
First there's no gloves,
Truth is, we don't know sh*t
about fighting this way.
And that makes you even.
# Train all day #
the pain all day #
# Work hard even if
it rain on me #
# Nothing less than
# Stick and move,
intense, here we go #
# One, two,
come up the ring now #
# What you gonna do? #
# Showboat when
I expose the ribs #
# It's the standard
arrangement #
# Trust me,
they'll crown me the king #
# Learn a routine
and get between #
# Because I'm still
the champeen #
Mr. Ripstein, I don't
want to cause no trouble,
I wanted to talk to you
about the rules, you know?
Actually, about the gloves.
There aren't any gloves.
It says so on page three
of the rules.
Yeah, I know,
but it'll make for a dull fight.
I mean, bare knuckles,
nobody throws a lot.
If you watch those old films...
of Jack Johnson
and Jeffries and Cornet-
Those guys were trained
in bare-knuckle style, you know?
It was like a news flash
when somebody threw a punch.
I just want to make it
clear that I agree...
but my boy?
He don't give a sh*t.
Gloves, no gloves,
it don't matter.
Bring him on.
We ain't backing up for nobody.
Jab, baby! That's right, jab!
Be a lot more
hitting with gloves.
I gave you a copy of
the London Prize Fight Rules...
that Mr. Ripstein typed out,
and it says "No gloves. "
No. Wait a minute.
He's right.
It's a better fight
with six-ounce gloves.
Get 'em,
Monroe!
How you doing, brother?
First, there's a smile,
I guess nobody's dumb enough
to fall for that twice, huh?
You got that right, Mr. Iceman.
You can call me Champ.
Now see, you've been told.
In here, I'm the champ.
You believe that, you must
believe in the tooth fair.
Nobody's backing up.
Hold on, brother.
You gonna get your chance.
Good evening,
I'm Maureen O'Boyle,
Tonight on CNO X's
"The inside Story"...
we'll be talking
with Tawnee Rawlins...
in an exclusive interview...
that will be her
first public statement...
since the sensational
trial and conviction...
of George "Iceman" Chambers...
former heavyweight
champion of the world.
Thanks for being
with us, Tawnee.
I was scared.
I didn't want
to be there anymore.
I- I didn't want
to do nothing with him...
but he wouldn't stop.
This whole thing
is just such a mess.
I've been out of work...
since this
whole thing happened...
and I had to have lots
of doctors and lawyers...
and I got stacks of mail
from people...
saying that they hate me...
because I took away
their heavyweight champ...
and that I'm a gold digger
and all that...
but I say
walk a mile in my shoes.
I did not want
to cause him any harm...
but he wouldn't listen to me,
and he wouldn't stop.
These dumb shits been watching
too many old prison movies.
You get on the horn.
Get me a situation red in here.
Central security,
this is the mess hall.
We have a situation red.
Repeat, a situation red.
We've got a situation,
Get down to the mess,
On the double, all right?
Riot's coming down,
Hey, Iceman!
Hey, Iceman.
Before you came here...
we all figured
you were some kind of dude.
Then you show up
actin' like you're the God...
and we're the sod,
Well, hey, man,
ever dog in here...
wanted to see you
get your ass kicked,
You're goin' down, man!
Sh*t.
Kick your ass, motherf***er!
Let's go! Move!
Move! Move! Move!
Give 'em one!
Take out the ceiling!
Again!
He cancelled the fight,
Jesus f***in' Christ,
this f***in' state.
Who the f***
does this f***in' warden...
f***in' think he is?
Doesn't anybody know how to do
business in this f***in' state?
My f***in' wife and her f***in'
asthma and allergies.
We had to move
to the f***in' desert.
Goddamn f***in'
chickenshit doctors...
listen to those shitheels.
F***in' Palm Springs...
Lay there in the f***in' sun
and do nothin'.
Then this f***in' state
grabs my ass for taxes.
Why the f*** I didn't stay
in f***in' Florida...
where people know how
to do f***in' business.
F***in' wife
and her f***in' asthma.
Sh*t,
Somethin' needs
to get f***in' done...
I gotta do it myself.
Call the f***in' warden.
I wanna meet him.
Yes, sir, Mr. Ripstein.
I don't make it a habit
of meeting with prisoners.
I'm doing this out of deference
to Mr. Mercker here...
who thought
it'd be a good idea.
However, any attempt to have me
reinstate the fight...
between Mr. Chambers and
Monroe Hutchen will be futile.
It has been
irrevocably cancelled.
Can I tell you a story?
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