:22:01
He's called the fight.
:22:03
It's a "no contest. "
:22:04
And the popcorn and the peanuts
are raining down.
:22:08
And I'm afraid to say that's all these
fighters deserve...
:22:11
for the show
they put on tonight.
:22:15
I'm telling you, it's sad to see
a fighter that was once...
:22:19
the caliber of James Braddock
reduced to this.
:22:21
It's all right, Jimmy.
:22:25
An embarrassment,
that's what it was.
:22:27
An embarrassment!
:22:28
Where the hell's the purse?
:22:30
You wouldn't have
to be asking that...
:22:31
if you gave a shit
about your fighter.
:22:33
Okay. He's fighting hurt.
:22:37
Maybe you got a bunch of fat
and happy fighters at home...
:22:39
can afford to rest a month between
bouts. I don't know. Lucky you!
:22:42
Christ, he hardly gets
a punch in anymore!
:22:45
Fights being stopped by
referees? He's pathetic!
:22:49
Fights like
that keep people away.
:22:54
We're revoking his license,
Joe.
:22:57
Whatever Braddock was gonna do
in boxing, I guess he's done it.
:23:01
Wait a minute.
That's all.
:23:09
Oh, boy.
:23:15
Mr. Johnston!
:23:19
Jim.
:23:21
What's going on?
:23:23
You didn't tell him?
Yeah, of course I told him.
:23:25
He wanted to
hear it from you.
:23:27
Come on, Mr. Johnston,
no contest?
:23:30
I broke my hand.
Okay? It's legit.
:23:32
You don't see me
crying about it.
:23:35
I don't see what you got
to complain about.
:23:37
I still went out there, I still put
on a show. I did what I could do.
:23:41
You know, we did that
boondock circuit for you...
:23:43
me and Joe. Remember?
:23:46
I didn't quit on you.
And I didn't quit tonight.
:23:51
I didn't always lose.
:23:53
I won't always lose again.
:23:56
I can still fight.
Go home.
:23:58
I can still fight. Go home
to Mae and the kids, Jim.