I Have a Reputation for Brawling...

Are you just going to stand there and stare at my ***? Your father stares at my ***, but he talks to me. Thinks you're the greatest. - He didn't tell me you were mute. - Keep the change, doll. He told me you're Kenny Fleming's sister. - This is a tip? - Yeah, that's my tip. You know what the bell says about this tip? Cheap ***. Cheap ***. Comes in here every day, gives me *** tips. - *** that. - Yeah, *** you, too. - Forget it, boys... - You pave streets, right? - Yeah, I do. And I am a fighter. - Oh, yeah, I heard you were a stepping-stone. - No, I am no stepping-stone. - You're the guy they use, against the other fighters to move the other fighters up. I have had a few tough fights, but that's not who I am. The next fight's going to show who I am. Yeah, and he's going to lose that one, too. Scotch and soda, Charlene. And one for yourself. So move that sugar *** and get my... You be nice. OK? Be respectful. Don't disrespect her. Hey, don't hurt your hands. We got a fight next week. Besides, you wipe your *** with that one. Don't lean up, or I am going to hit you in the ***. - He's going to beat Saoul Mamby, say it. - Yeah, he's going to beat him. Right? Right? Hey. - Right. - That's right. I am going to take your drink, as well. I am taking his drink. Hey, this guy's going to be champion. He's a great guy. He's a great fighter. You can't go wrong. Thanks for the drink. Those cameras are making a movie about him. He knocked down Sugar Ray Leonard on HBO, that's why they're following him around with the camera. And now they're making a movie about his comeback. Yeah, everybody's talking about it. But who are you fighting? - Saoul Mamby. - Saoul Mamby? - What kind of name is that? - Black and Jewish. Where did they find a guy like that? He's no joke. Former world champ. - Former champ? - Yeah. - I match up good with him though. - Yeah? - Yeah. - What does that mean? Well, I got lighter, you know? I have a reputation for brawling, but I am not going to brawl with him. I am going to try and out-box him. - And there's a difference? - Yeah, you know. Brawling, you slug it out. I hit you, you hit me. Boxing's a chess game, you know? I pick my punches to take him down. And go head, body, head, body. - What is "head, body, head, body"? - Well, I hit him in the head, and then his hand's going to go up to protect himself, so it opens up his body, and then when I hit him in the body, the hand goes back down, I go back up to the head, hand goes back up, hit him in the body. People who don't know fighting think you can do a lot of damage hitting somebody in the head, but you do more hitting them in the body. So what do you think? Can I take you out? Are you married? No. Would I ask you out if I was married? - What kind of guy do you think I am? - Happens all the time. Trust me. I am not like that. I am not married. I got a daughter. I see her every other weekend. Her name's Kasie. But that's it. Come on. Let me take you out. When? Saturday night. I get back from Atlantic City. - Is this the real number? - You have to call it and see. I will. Saturday. Dinner and a movie.