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Oh, good morning, Daniel-san.

Morning.

Welcome to Miyagi family dojo.
You like?

This is really something.
Who are all these guys?

All of Miyagi ancestor.

And who's that?

Ah, that is
Miyagi Shimpo Sensei.

First Miyagi bring karate
to Okinawa.

Like all Miyagi,
Shimpo Sensei was fisherman.

Love fishing.

Love sake.

One day, strong wind,
strong sun, strong sake,

but no fish.

Shimpo Sensei fall asleep
off coast of Okinawa,

wake up off coast of China.

The Han family took him in,

taught him art of kung fu.

When Sensei return to Okinawa,

Miyagi karate was born.

Two culture, two martial art.

Two branches, one tree.

A bond that kept Hans and
Miyagis connected still today.

Ah. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Mmm.

Xiao Li, I'll see
you tonight at dinner.

W--

Oh, there you are.

I'm sorry.

Xiao Li, would you like to
move to New York?

No, Mom, our life's here.

And how long were you gonna
keep this a secret from me?

And which one of us is keeping
secrets?

You practice violence,

you get violence in return.

You of all people
should know that.

Xiao Li,

there will be so many other
things for you in New York.

Why are you speaking
in English, Mom?

New city, new language.

And you can leave
all this stuff here.

The boxes arrived.

Oh. It's nice.

Go check out your room.

Hey, Mama.
Hmm?

I'm gonna try
to find something
for dinner, all right?

I think I saw a pizza place
around the corner.

Well, don't go too far.
Sure.

And be careful.

I'm always careful.

Can I help you?

Uh, yeah.

Do you guys have, um,
like, a stuffed crust?

No,
we don't have stuffed crust.

But you know what?
I think I can help you out.

You need to get back in
your car,

drive through
the Holland Tunnel to Jersey,

go 20 miles in any direction,

find yourself a nice,
crappy little strip mall,

and I'm sure you can find
a stuffed crust.

Are you guys done?

Hi. I apologize on behalf
of these morons.

Oh!

One of whom is my dad.
I'm a moron?

Um, we don't have
stuffed crust.

We have plain, pepperoni,
sausage and peppers,

Grandma's, Sicilian, eggplant.

Uh. Yeah. Pepperoni.
Let's do pepperoni.

Pepperoni it is.
Anything else?

Toilet paper?

What?
Toilet paper.

Sorry.

Context: I just moved in
down the street,

so I'm trying to pick up
some stuff for the apartment.

Is there a place nearby
that's open?

Preferably one where
I don't have to drive
an hour to Jersey,

'cause I just flew in 18 hours
from Beijing.

Yeah, yeah. There's a bodega
around the corner.

Uh...
Convenience store.

We call them bodegas here.

Oh. Weird. Cool.
Thanks. I'll be right back.

Uh, can I get a name
for the order?

Yeah. Li Fong.

Welcome to New York, Li Fong.

Thanks.

What?

Since when did you get
so charming?

Someone in this place
needs to be.

Ouch.

Ah. School starts
at 7:45 sharp.

You take the L train to--

To Union Square

and then I transfer
to the Six to Canal. Yeah.

And then you see Ms. Morgan.
Ms. Morgan.

She's gonna give me
the schedule. I got it, Mom.

I think.

Um, how about you? First day
at the hospital. Ready?

I got it.

I think.

Thank you.
Yeah.

Take a deep
breath and look confident,

'cause you never get a second
chance at a first impression.

Your mom wants you to take
the college entrance exam,

so we have a lot
of work to do.

You two have a hall pass
for that?

Yeah, yeah. Screw you, Tony.

You know I'm good for it.

It's called
professional courtesy.

Oh. Shit.

Your boxes are cheaper
than you are.

Here. Let me help you out
with these.

Thank you.
No, it's okay. I got it.

It's all right. Um...

I'm Li, remember?

From last night,
your pizza place?

Yeah, right. Stuffed crust.

Yeah, that's me.
Mm-hmm.

Stuffed crust.

Hey, um, how come
your English is so good?

Oh. Well, my mom did
her residency in Hong Kong,

so I went to an American
school while I was there.

Mmm.

What, and now you're
slumming it here with me?

Yeah. Yeah.

Okay. Um...

Well, thank you.

I think I got it from here.

That's all right.
I'm not doing anything.

Are you sure?
I do have a couple more stops.

Yeah. Seriously, no problem.

Made that many
new friends today, huh, Li?

Yeah, well, you know,
day's not over yet.

Okay.

I, uh...

Wait, like, this is
so heavy. These tomatoes...

Yeah, dude, it's really nice

not having to carry it
all by myself.

Why are they so heavy?
This is great for me.

Okay. We got aprons.
We got sauce.

Now we just need to hit
kitchen supply, and then...

Crap.

You study karate or something?

Yeah, kung fu. I used to.

It's cool, but, um...

yeah,
don't do any of that anymore.

Yeah, you're clearly over it.

Just don't train here, okay?

-Why not?
-'Cause you can't.

Mia.

Long time no see.

Not long enough.

Tell your dad
he owes me a call.

Tell him yourself, O'Shea.

I tried.
Your old man don't listen.

Guess I'm a chip
off the old block, then.

Gotta go.

Who's that guy?

He owns that gym.

My dad owes him some money.
All right?

Just stay off this block
and you'll be fine, okay?

One more stop.

Looking good,
Conor. Looking fast.

You know, I just saw
your girl, Mia, out there.

Looks like she's moving on
pretty fast, too.

What are you laughing at?

What? It was funny.

You're right.

I need to lighten up.

Oh, shit.

You want some?

600?
For a replacement part?

1200 new.

Okay. Forget it. Just these.

What are you doing?

She's gonna give it to you
for 450.

What? What happened to 600?
Mm-hmm.

She didn't know that your
boyfriend was from Beijing.

Wow.
Yeah.

Mm-kay. Look at you. You're
so proud of yourself, huh?

Yeah. Mm-hmm.

You think
you're my boyfriend now

'cause you got me 150 off
a replacement blower?

Uh, no. No. I'm way harder
to get than that.

Oh, okay. Really?
Uh-huh.

But I could teach you
some Mandarin.

I'm serious.
If you went in there

and you, like, started
speaking their language,

you would get so much respect.

They'd give you
the local discount.

I am the local.

Not in their shop, you're not.

And in return?

I don't know.
Um, you teach me New York.

Teach you New York?
Yeah.

What?
Yes.

Dude, what? Look around.

Like, New York is
completely unteachable.

Well,
they say the same thing

about Mandarin, right?

Okay. Fine.

I get off work early
on Sunday.

I can show you a few spots
around town.

Okay.
Okay.

What? What does that mean?

It's a date!

Uh, no.
It's not a date.

It's an educational
experience!

How was school?

Uh...

It was good. Yeah. You know,
it's school.

You make any friends?

Um...

Yeah, I did. One, I think.

Good. What's his name?

Mia.

-Mia?
-Mm-hmm.

You know how
to ride a scooter, right?

You've driven a scooter
before, right?

Nah. First time.

Look, there's Simu Liu.

Twins.

- Whoa, whoa!
- Hang on, Stuffed Crust.

Ugh, come on.
Are you kidding me?

What's wrong?

The engine's shot.

Okay.
So, how do we get home?

No.
No, no.

Yeah.

Perfect.
You're messing with me.

No. No. It's actually...
I'm shocked, actually. Yeah.

-Great.
-What?

Hey, beautiful.

Hi, Conor.

What a pleasant surprise.

What's this?

Engine died.

-Who's your friend?
-Hi. Li.

Conor, don't start.

Don't start what?

Where you from, Li?

Beijing.

You know kung fu?

Uh...

Little.

Okay, Conor,
you can keep walking now.

We're just trying to get home.
It's been a long day.

Oh, so you guys are
a "we" now, huh?

See, I didn't even know
we were done. Here you are.

Okay, um, this has been really
fun, but we're going to go.

Move.

Why should I?

'Cause she asked you to.

Li...

No, you guys are right.
My bad.

Come on,
let's let the lady pass.

...doors, please.
Stand clear of the doors.

Next stop, 23rd Street.

Heads up!

Li!

Conor!

- Oh, God!
- Later, Mia.

Good one, bro.

Dude, I'm so sorry.

Conor's a psycho.

He's kind of the low
point of my teenage rebellion.

In my defense,
he wasn't such a dick

until he started training
at that gym.

You just... You can't
step to guys like him.

He practices karate,
like, 24-7.

He wins the 5 Boroughs
every year.

What's the 5 Boroughs?

It's this insane
karate tournament

on the streets all
around the city.

You get big prize money
if you win.

But don't get any ideas,
Mr. Kung Fu.

My dad told me
a thousand times

not to get involved with him.

So, why did you?

'Cause he told me not to.

How's your eye?
Can I see it?

Sure.

Hmm.
What?

Hmm. Mm-mmm, mm-mmm.
What?

Is it really bad?
No, it's-- It's, well...

Yeah.
Oh.

Oh! What happened
to Stuffed Crust?

Can you help him?

This is definitely going to
sting for a couple of days.

Ooh, ooh. Don't move.

So, where'd you learn
how to do makeup?

My wife.
She taught you?

No.
No, for nights like this.

She didn't much like
me fighting either.

Let me see.

Yeah, I think that'll work.

Okay, from now on...

keep your guard up.
Hands like this.

Hmm. Sure.

Take a look.

Wow.

So... how long
have you been fighting?

Too long.

He was the best
in the city once.

Yeah. Now I'm doing
makeup on teenagers.

Ice it before bed,

and then sleep
with a tea bag on it tonight.

Green? Black?

Lipton.

What are you doing?

You come to America.
No fighting.

It was a simple rule.

I didn't have a choice.

You always have a choice.

Get dressed.

Um, who is this person?

Your tutor for the SATs.

Enjoy your day.

What's so funny?

Your mom thinks
you're going to get into NYU
with these calc skills.

Yeah, well, I wouldn't be
laughing if I were you.

Have you met my mom?

Did she do that to your eye?

All right, Li.
Dragon Kick.

Yo, Beijing.

How's the eye? Looks like
it's healing up nice.

Hey, don't walk away from me.

You know the first rule
of karate, right?

You always keep your guard up.

Ooh!

You really want to do this,
Beijing?

I'll take it easy on you.
No hands.

That was crazy as hell!

- Do not get up.
- Stay down!

The Dragon Kick.

Ooh!

Oh, is that all you got,
Beijing?

- That's enough!
- That's enough.

Hey, you actually
want to fight, Beijing?

Fight me in the 5 Boroughs,

where no one
can save your ass.

Hey, get off me!
Let's go.

Show's over, folks!

Huh.

What we got here?

Yo, kid,
get on out of here.

Hey, fellas.

Why don't we
let the kid go home?

And we can settle
whatever it is

O'Shea sent you here
to settle.

Yeah.

Victor, look out!

Victor!

I told you, kid.

Let's get out of here!

Let's go!
And you better pay up, Victor!

And I thought
I was going to rescue you.

Here, helps with the healing.

Mmm.

Whoa.

So, you want to tell me
what that was out there?

I used to train kung fu.

-Would you teach it?
-To who?

Me.

I took a loan
from the kind of people

you don't want to
borrow money from.

Now the loan is due,
I can't pay,

and that was them
coming to collect.

They're not going to stop.

So, what are you going to do?

I used to be good.

Best in the city
at one point, Li.

Wow.

So, what happened?

Mia happened.
Best thing to ever happen.

But it did catch me
by surprise, so...

Needed something steady.

Traded in the gloves
for the apron,

and the rest is history.

Most people don't
know the moment

their life changed forever.

I get to see mine every day.

Look.

I know a guy. Promotes
fights around the city.

He's going to set me up
with a prize fight

with a purse big enough I can
pay my debt, keep the shop,

maybe even have a little
left over to pay for college.

Listen, Victor,

I can't help--
Li,

I ain't got a shot
to win unless...

you teach me what you know.

The speed, the flexibility,
how you move.

I can't.

Why not?

Because I made a promise
that I wouldn't fight anymore.

I'm just...
trying very hard to keep it.

But you're not fighting. I am.

Right.

Look, um...

I also know the moment
that my life changed forever.

And I replay it over
and over in my head.

Here. Let me help.

No, I got it.

I got it, Mom.
Mmm.

I don't understand why
I have to go to this thing.

Never went to
a temple in China.

New city, new traditions.

Mmm.

You look good.

Thanks.

I miss him.

Mmm?

Hey, Shifu. It's Li.

Xiao Li!

Ah.

Sharing your
knowledge is a good thing.

Hey! What can I get ya?

You're old.

And you're slow.
And your footwork's sloppy.

- Anything else?
- Yeah.

You take more punches
than you throw,

which I feel like you think
that's a talent, but it's not.

So what are you doing here?

I can make you better.

When do we start?

All right. Let's just do
a three-minute round, yeah?

Full speed. Just try to hit me
however you think you can.

Li, you're half my size.

I gotta see what
you're like in the ring.

Oh, come on. I'm not
fighting a 150-pound kid.

Well, you're not.

I'm 125.

There's no kicks in boxing.

Learn to duck.

Since when do we
close at eight o'clock?

Have you lost your mind?

You're gonna fight again?
Really?

And you're gonna train him?

It was his idea.

He saved my ass
the other night.

Yeah, you told me.
He's the Chinese Peter Parker.

I don't care.

He can show me what he knows.
Keep me light on my feet.

You haven't been light on your
feet since you were 19, Dad.

Which is exactly
why I need him.

You know you're giving him
false hope, right?

Better than no hope.

-Are you sure about that?
-Honey, it's one fight.

Maybe two.

- Uh--
- I can do this, Mia.

Uh--

Unbelievable.

He gets his ass kicked,
that's on you. You hear me?

Yes. Yeah.

I think the whole
neighborhood heard you.

Good.

Then we're all
on the same page.

Now if you'll excuse me,

apparently,
I have a pizza shop to run.

That went well.

First rule of kung fu:
everything is kung fu.

This shop is kung fu.

Boxing's kung fu.

Give me your arm.

Lower.

Wrong side. Around.

Punch. One, two, three, four.

Horse stance...

Oh! Ooh.

...teaches control
over the mind...

...so you can
overcome the pain.

Mm-hmm.

You're gonna be
making pizzas all day,

you gotta be training while
you're making those pizzas.

I make a hundred pies a day.
I know how to make pizza, Li.

Cool.

Show me.

Squat. Don't bend.

How long am I
supposed to stay like this?

I'm going to lunch.
See you in an hour.

Okay.

You got long arms,
but when you're in close,

you're not gonna always
have room to swing it.

You're gonna have to learn
to deliver power

without moving your body.

This is called
the one-inch punch.

Try it.

Don't worry so much
about power.

Just focus on
snapping the wrist.

We're turning you
from a stone to a stream.

You strike a stone,

eventually it breaks.

You strike water,
it keeps moving.

Always flowing, always fluid.

Order up.

All right.
I got a large plain pie.

Victory Pizza.
What can I get for you, boss?

What?

You sound more New York
than I do.

Take it.

Let's do something fun.

Yeah!

What about Li?
Li is, uh--

One more time.

Time.

What do you think?

You might actually survive
a fight or two.

Oh, sorry.

Sorry. Um...

Didn't think
anyone would be here.

I got a loan shark,
a teenage daughter

and a fight in two days.

What's your excuse?

I couldn't sleep.

So you always beat the shit
out of yourself

in the middle of the night?

You wanna talk about it?

There's a old Chinese
tradition when someone dies.

You're supposed to open
all the doors and windows

and literally sweep all
the death out of your house

so that everyone else
can go on living.

If only it were
that easy, right?

My brother and I got attacked
about a year ago.

It was, um, after a big
tournament in Beijing.

My brother won,

but the guy he beat
wanted revenge. So...

...he got a couple of guys,
and they cornered us.

We were outnumbered.

One of them pulled a knife.

Xiao Li!

Bo was screaming
for me to help him.

I froze.

Now I'm here, and he's not.
So, yeah.

I let him down.

You're gonna have to
let yourself off the hook, Li.

You deal with it,
or it's gonna deal with you.

Yeah.

Is she making fun of me?

Is it-- Is it my cardigan?

No, Alan. I don't know enough
Mandarin to make fun of you.

Oh.

So, are you guys
going to San Gennaro later?

I don't think I can.

I actually have to study
for this test coming up.

I think my mom's on to me.

Come on.
Don't be lame.

Li, just come. It's like
a New York rite of passage.

Yeah. Uh...

Oh.

And you're crushing calculus,
by the way.

See? You have to come.

We'll be there.

Okay, maybe.

Okay. Then maybe
I will see you tonight.

Dude, you are so in.

Okay, we're just friends.

Also, am I really
crushing calculus?

No. No, this is all wrong.

I was just trying to
make you look good. Yeah.

Ciao. Ciao, ciao.

Ciao.

Did you decide how you're
gonna make your move tonight?

I'm not making a move, Alan.

No, no, no, no, no. Tonight is
the night to make a move, man.

It's got everything. Music,
romance, sausage, peppers.

Cotton candy.

Oh.

You smell that, man?

Love is in the air.

What else?
Let me have a bite.

- Okay, I will.
- It looks good.

Who's that guy?

Told you we were just friends.

The winner of the fight

at 1:22 of the second round.

Winner by TKO,
Hoagie "Cheap Shot" Parker.

All right,
Lipani, you're up next.

Five minutes. Let's go.

Got the ice.

Do we need anything else?

Li?

Why are you ignoring me?

I'm not.

Yes, you are.

I'm already really nervous
and stressed about tonight,

and your weirdness
is not helping.

I'm working your dad's corner
tonight, not yours, so...

let's just focus
on that, okay?

No. Not okay.

Li?

What's going on with you?

I don't know.

Why don't you ask Conor?

What is that supposed to mean?

You two seemed pretty close
last night.

At San Gennaro.

Alan and I showed up
for a bit.

That's what this is about.

Look, Li,
it's complicated, but--

It's fine. I get it.

Actually, no, I don't get it.
Explain it to me.

He doesn't deserve you, Mia.
Not even a little bit.

You know how sometimes
you have those dumb mistakes

that you just keep making
over and over again?

And it's like
you don't even really

want to keep
making them, but...

you do because it's there
and it's easy and...

Last night--

Actually, I'm good.
I don't want to--

Last night was not
one of those nights. Okay?

He wanted it to be,

but I told him that I'm done

making those same mistakes
with him because...

because I met someone that

I want to make
new mistakes with.

So...

is that what we're doing?
We're making mistakes?

Best way to learn.

- Oh, my God! Really?
- We were just...

We were talking
about strategies--

And on fight night.

I-- I don't want to hear it.

You're just lucky

I have someone else
to knock out tonight.

Ladies and
gentlemen, live from Queens...

This your plan to pay me back?

Wouldn't bet against me,
O'Shea.

I already have.
My money's on him.

In the blue corner,

we have former
welterweight...

Dad, if you're having
second thoughts,

we can still back out.

You don't have to
go through with this.

I'm not having
second thoughts, kiddo.

Then why are we standing here?

'Cause you're supposed
to get the ropes.

Oh, right. Sorry.

And in the red corner,

we have the challenger,

the pride of North Brooklyn,
former Golden Gloves champ...

Sorry.

...Victor Lipani!

All right.

I want a clean fight.
No elbows, no low blows,

and if I tell you to break,
you break.

Gloves.

Welcome back to boxing.

Remember. Flow.
Don't anchor the hips.

Tonight you're water,
not stone.

You look scared
to death, kiddo.

I'm not scared. I'm fine.
This is how I always look.

I got this.

Box!

Yes, yes, yes!
Go on, Victor!
Keep moving!

Whoo!

You got it, Dad!
You got it!

Knock his head off!

Stop playing with him!

Keep going! Come on!
Come on!

You got this, Victor!

Keep it loose.
Keep the pressure on him.

Don't trade blows.

You're taking too
many hits out there.

Slips that hook.
Watch that one, all right?

This guy doesn't
stop swinging.

You're the better fighter
in that ring. You've got this.

Stay focused.
Don't let him back you up.

Use the one-inch punch,
Victor!

Yes!

Go.

Yes, yes! Come on!

Let's go!

Yes!
Yes!

- Let's go, Dad!
- Keep the footwork up.

Low, Victor!

Take him down!

- Get over it!
- Stay in control.

Come on!

Yes! Yes! Yes!
Let's go!

Yes!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Illegal blow!

Illegal! Ref,
what the hell?
Hey, that's elbows!

-He can't do that!
-Stop!

Gentlemen,
break it up!

- Yes! Break his face!
- He can't do that!

-Illegal blow!
-Knock him out!

Dad!

Dad?

Somebody! I need help!

Dad!

Li!

Do something! Li!

Let's get him
inside right now.

Code blue.
Code blue, everyone.

Out the way. Out the way.

Li? Li, what are you doing?
Come on.

Xiao Li!

Li, we need you.

How do you
know this man?

I was training him to fight.

Xiao Li.

I thought I was clear.

No fighting.

I have to try to keep
your friend alive.

Mom?

-Shifu!
-Now you see me, huh?

Go!

Hey, Mom.
Hi!

Surprise.

So...

this is life
in the big city, huh?

I love your new home.
Very hip.

Why are you here?

I just feel like
the right time to visit.

You cannot control when
life knocks you down, Xiao Li.

But you can control
when to get back up.

We'll go to see
your friend tomorrow.

Tidy this room.

Good catch.

Go.

Hey.

Mia--

Oh, uh, Victor,
this is Mr. Han.

Hey, the legendary Shifu.

Li's been singing
your praises.

Victor, I'm so sorry
about everything.

Kid, it's not your fault.

Yeah, but the shop.

That's not
your responsibility.

And, who knows,

maybe it's time for us
to move someplace warm.

You can't do that, Victor.

You'd be walking away from
everything that you've built.

It's not walking away.

It's moving on.

Ah. Chinese saying:

"Friend's problem
is my problem."

We will find a way to help.

What was that?
How are we gonna help?

Tournament start in ten days.
You will fight.

I'm gonna what?

In two days,
you find us a place to train.

And where are you going?

I'm going to see my friend.

Hey!
Where you walking?

Sorry.

Wait. You're gonna what?

Hello?

Hello?

Hello, old friend.

It's been a long time.

Excuse me.

You, uh, knew Mr. Miyagi?

Last time we spoke,

he said
if I ever needed his help,

I knew where to find him.

I'm so sorry to tell you this,
but Mr. Miyagi, he...

passed away years ago.

I know.

I did not come
looking for Sensei Miyagi.

I don't understand.

I came looking for you.

Look at you two.

Wow.

We took this picture in 1985.

Right here in this house.

He spent the whole night
talking about you.

His best friend.

The boy who put purpose
in his life.

I appreciate you coming all
this way, Mr. Han, but I...

My life now, I can't just
pack up and head to New York.

I mean,
there's plenty of good dojos.

Yes. But I don't want Li
to learn karate.

I want Li
to learn Miyagi karate.

Li means to me what
you meant to Sensei Miyagi.

I'm sorry, Mr. Han.
I wish I could help you.

You will.

I can't.
You can.

You're not listening to me.

I hear you clear and loud.

I-- I'm not coming
to New York.

I see you in the Big Apple.

My uncle entered me
into the 5 Boroughs.

You're gonna fight the most
dangerous karate tournament
in the entire city?

Don't try to talk me
out of it.

No, dude, that's so awesome.
We're gonna destroy that guy.

Watch out, New York!
Li Fong's gonna kick your ass!

Okay. Shut up.

I don't even know karate yet.
I don't have a place
to practice either.

Okay, well,
we can figure this out. Um...

How do you feel about pigeons?

These are homing pigeons.

Some kids inherit trust funds
and Lamborghinis, but me?

I get this.

The world-famous
Fetterman Gardens.

Welcome to your new gym.

Yes.

Cock-a-doodle-do!

Morning. Wake up.
Time to train.

When did you get back?

Huh.
It's no Han School of Kung Fu,

but this will do nicely.

Focus!

Get low.

Log. Helps you block.

Even out. Focus.

- Jacket on, jacket off.
More fling...

...less toss.

Where did you
come up with this?

Ancient kung fu proverb.

Make do with what you have.
Okay.

I know why you're here.

-I know you know.
-Then you know
I don't approve.

I know.

Get up!

Jacket on, jacket off.

My
problem is that I see Bo
every time I fight.

You still need to focus.

I'm trying to focus!

Jacket on, jacket off
will help that too.

Go.

So we're just supposed
to let him fight?

It is not about fighting.
It is about not giving up.

Not just for Xiao Li.

For both of you.

Huh? Huh?
Turn around. Focus.

One hot dog, please.

-One with the works.
-Oh. Thank you.

Hey, can I get one of
those too? Ketchup, relish.

- Thank you very much.
- Here you go.

No.
Hotdog is bad for you.

Oh. No problem.
Never mind.

Hurry up. More training.

Get low.

Okay, stop, stop, stop, stop.

Okay. I know, focus, focus.

Oh.

That was too wide a stance.

Karate is more upright.
We step toward our opponent.

Sensei LaRusso.

Han Shifu.

What brings you to New York?

Don't do that.
You knew I was coming.

Xiao Li, meet Sensei LaRusso.

It's an honor.

This is interesting.

You do realize it's impossible
for a student to master karate

in only one week, don't you?

You have not seen
student in action yet.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
Good, good, good, good, good.

A week might work.

Our traditions
are rooted in history.

You have a very good
foundation of kung fu.

But to win the 5 Boroughs,
you're gonna need karate.

We're gonna keep the movements
simple to start, okay?

Front block.

-Then you go side kick.
-Side kick.

Nice. Front punch.

Front punch.

Good. Han Shifu?

- Yes?
- Attack on three.

- Me?
- Mm-hmm.

And one...

I said simple.

This is simple.

These are new techniques.
Don't you think you should
take it easy on him?

The opponent will not
take it easy on him.
Why should I?

He's okay.

You asked me
to teach him karate.

- Okay, first learn stand,
then learn fly.
- God.

There's two of 'em.

Oh, my shoulder.

Again.

I already got the point,
Sensei.

We don't fight for points.
We fight to kill.

Strike. Hi-yah!

Breathe.

Replace.

Hey, Li!

So, this is what they mean
by city views.

You want to talk about it?

We kinda got in, like,
a fight, and now she's not
talking to me anymore.

In life...

...you have only one question:

Is it worth fighting for?

She is.

Thank you for your patience.

Hi. You guys ready to order?

We got a pie for Broadway.

What, you want me
to ride the bike?

Come on.

Hello?

Did somebody order a pizza?

Hi. Yeah, it was... it was me.

Flute of bubbly for the lady.

Mmm.
Mmm.

Pepsi.
Pairs well with pepperoni.
Yeah.

Give him a chance.

So, this is the new gym, huh?

Yeah. Yeah, this is, uh,
Fetterman Gardens,

- where karate legends
are made.

You know
you don't have to do this, Li.

You don't have to fight.

Yes, I do.

No, not for my dad.

And not for me.

I know.

I'm doing this for me.

And plus, if I win,
that'd be pretty cool
for everyone, right?

Give us all that fresh start.

Are you sure?

Yeah.

Do I have you in my corner?

There's just, uh,
one problem. I, um...

I think I'm falling in love
with Alan.

Yeah. Yeah.

I knew this plan
would backfire.

New York, are you ready?

Welcome to the 5 Boroughs,

where the top brawlers
battle it out to see

who's the best of the best.

And whoever that man is
gets 50 grand.

Mmm. Matches
are to eight points or KO.

Body shots are one point.
Head shots are two.

- Fighters.
- You got this.

And here we go.

For the first round
of the 5 Boroughs,

Li Fong versus Buddha Stevens.

Bow to each other.

- Ready.
- Get him, Buddha!

- We've got one to the midsection already.
- -One point.

That is one point.
Buddha Stevens.

Welcome to the 5 Boroughs.

Let's see if Fong can recover.

Keep going, man!

- Two!
- What a head kick.

Knockout. Winner!

Happy to be here.

Tough luck, Buddha!

Yama-zuki. Punching block.
Stronger base.

Windmill block more dynamic.

Hey, everything is kung fu.
Yeah, well... No...

What happened
to "two branches, one tree"?

One branch stronger
than the other.

Round two.
5 Boroughs. Li Fong
versus Queens Tornado.

That's the Yama-zuki
punch block.

Stop!

Winner!

- Next.
- Easy win for Conor Day.

Weather update.
Tornado down.

- Li Fong moving on.
- Winner!

That's new.
Do you like it?

Yeah.

Hey! There he is!
Who hired this guy?

Her fault.

What's all this?

Congratulations.

You made it
on the wall of fame.

Anything else I should know?

This is
a glorified sparring session
for Conor Day!

Wow.
Making short work of the Lion's Mane.

Winner!

That's it.
Conor Day advances to the final.

Yeah! There we go.

Windmill block by Li Fong.

Lights out, Barrett!
- Winner!

Li Fong is moving on
to the finals.

Yo, boys.

Hold up, kid.

Sensei! Look out!

Li! Watch out!

Li!

Mr. Han, watch out!

You want some?

Let's go.

That's it.

Li "Stuffed Crust"
Fong advances to the final,

where he'll match up
with Conor Day

one week from today atop
the roof of a skyscraper
in Midtown Manhattan.

It's a showdown in the sky

where one fighter
will win $50,000.

So, uh,
how's the tournament going?

Good. Just missing one thing.

Your uncle says this Conor kid
fights like a tiger.

I have plenty of experience
with opponents like that.

You know the best way
to defeat a tiger?

Be a bigger tiger?

Set a trap.

Use your opponent's aggression
against him.

No, no, no, no, no, no.
Better like this.

Come.

Hold on, hold on!

Better like this.

Maybe in kung fu.
But in karate--

Ready?

There was a weird noise
in my hip.

There was a weird noise
in my hip.

Punch! Jacket off!
No, no, no! Come on!

Ancient way.

I'm just gonna
stay here for a second.

It's kinda nice.

-But in the Valley...
-Just give me a second!

- Miyagi way.
- Ow.

I show you this.

No, no, no, guys.

In Brooklyn,
this is considered assault.

He's a good student.

He's had a good teacher.

Teacher only as good
as his students.

Sensei Miyagi taught me that.

I miss him.

Every time I have the chance
to pass on a piece of
his legacy,

it's never the wrong choice.

What do you call that?

Oh. Uh...

It's fei long tui.
It's Dragon Kick. It's my
brother's move, actually.

You gonna use it?

I tried it once
on Conor already. He
countered it just like that.

He saw it coming.
Knocked me down when I landed.

That's perfect.
What do you mean?
It didn't work.

That's how we're trapping
our tiger.

Han Shifu, I have an idea.

What idea?

What did you tell him? Huh?

Conor will be expecting
the Dragon Kick,

so we'll use it as bait
to lure him in.

You need to learn
to drop low enough
to avoid Conor's kick,

leaving him vulnerable.
Then you strike.

Right. It's the third move
for the Dragon Kick.

He won't see it coming.
This is our tiger trap.

Wait, so you want me
to drop low under that thing?

You're gonna kick through it.

Kick through it.
Yep.

It's kind of impossible.

Have at it.

Great. Now get under the kick.

-Ow!
-Ooh. Hey, you okay?

You gotta get lower.

Life knocks you down,
get back up.

Yeah.

I discovered this
going through some of
Mr. Miyagi's things.

I think it represents
the history between
the two families.

See, two branches,

one tree.
One tree.

This is why
I came to train you,

so you could carry
these traditions
into the future

and remember
what you're fighting for.

It's yours.

Thank you, Sensei.

Hi-yah!

Good. Here you go.

You gotta go faster.
Drop lower.

Stop hitting your head.

Yeah.

How much longer
is this gonna go on for?

How is this helping?

It's strengthening your quads.

Whoo!
Wait, easy, easy, easy.

- Whoo! Hold on tight.
- Easy, easy, easy.

Hey, hey. Slow down.

-Whoo!
-Hey, hey, hey!

One more! One more!

Let's go.

It's time.

Show us the tiger trap.

Under the kick.

Sweep the leg. Whoo!

Here we go,
the moment
y'all been waiting for.

Sixty stories high
in the Big Apple...

the greatest city
in the world.

Xiao Li. I--
Mom.

Look, I know
what you're gonna say,
but I have to do this.

I know.

And you
won't be doing it alone.

Bo would be so proud of you.

I am too.

Now go kick his ass.

Xiao Li, ready?

Almost.

One more thing.

Sensei.

Two branches.

One tree.

By the way of Beijing, China,

fighting out of
moneymaking Manhattan,

we got
Li "Stuffed Crust" Fong!

Go get him, Shifu.

Out of Demolition Dojo...

We are trapping
a tiger tonight.

...the reigning, the defending
5 Boroughs champ,

Conor D-D-D-Day!

Once again,
here are the rules.

Eight points or KO,

body shots are one point,
and head shots are two points.

And of course,
if you get knocked out...

There's nowhere to go,
Beijing.

I'm not going anywhere.

Fighters.

Ooh!

Demolition in the house!

Side kick by Fong.
Slipped by Conor Day.

Spinning hook kick
to the face.

- Ooh! Day looks
a lot faster in there.
- Ooh!

Two points.

Li Fong,
having a really hard time
finding Conor Day.

Side kick to the midsection.

- Conor Day, admiring his work.
- One point!

Li Fong takes flight.

Conor Day grounds him
with a one-arm body slam.

You can't do that!

Down goes Fong and the ref!

Xiao Li, get up.
Get back in there.

Come on, Li.

Fight back.

This is turning out
to be a wipeout.

Come on, Li.

There you go.

Stay balanced.

Stay focused.

Block by Fong.

Block by Fong. Block.

Block by Fong.
And here comes Li Fong.

Yes.
Yeah.

- Point, Fong!
- That's our move.

Classic one-inch punch!
- One point!

Li Fong is
finally on the board.

Can you still fight?

Okay, Li Fong not afraid
to go toe-to-toe.

One point!

Nice!

One point!

Ooh!

Reverse-roundhouse kick.

-I taught him that.
-No, I taught him that.

Two points!

Two points
for the kick to the face.

It's tied up.

This is the fight now!
We got a fight on our hands!

Ooh! Fong counters.

Point, Day.

Point, Fong!
He has taken the lead.

Ooh! Point, Fong!

- Ooh!
- Two points!

That's a head shot.
That's a head shot for Conor Day.

That's two points!

- Hey. Stop. Stay there.
- Hey. No, hey. Hey.

No, no, no. It counts.

One, two...
Xiao Li!

...three...

-Get up, kid!
-...four...

Come on, Li!

...five...

Xiao Li! Get up.

...six, seven, eight, nine...

- Yes!
- Yes!

Let's go, Li! Come on.

Come on, Li!
Kick his ass!

Come on, Li!
Let's go!

You can do this!
Let's go!

All tied up at seven.

Next point wins it.

Let's go, Conor!

Oh!

Point, Fong.
That is it. Point, Fong.

It is all over.

8-7, Li Fong!

Your new 5 Borough Champion.

Whoa!

Xiao Li!

Li!

Winner!

Yes! Yes! Yes!

Xiao Li!

You did it!

We did it.

Yes!

Li!

Hey, hey.
Uh, my hand. My hand.

Okay, all right, all right.
That's enough of that.

Whoa!

Stuffed Crust! Stuffed Crust!

Stuffed Crust! Stuffed Crust!

Stuffed Crust! Stuffed Crust!

Thanks for waiting, everybody.

We got two Sicilians
and a stuffed crust.
I got it.

Finally came around
on the stuffed crust, huh?

Limited-time offer.

I mean, you saved the shop.
It's the least I could do.

Oh. Looks good.
Mmm.

We're gonna miss you
around here, Shifu.

-Wrong hand.
-Ugh.

Come visit Beijing.
We open third location.

You got the money,
I got the time.

Oh! Oh-oh-oh-oh.

Oh!

We got a delivery for you,
boss.

This delivery is going where?

Yeah?
Uh, pizza for
a Daniel LaRusso.

I didn't order a pizza.

"Thank you, Sensei."

"If you ever need my help,
you know where to find me."

"By the way,
you owe $1100 plus tip."

Li Fong.

All right, wise guy.

Hey, Johnny, you gotta try
this pizza from New York.

-It's the best I've ever had.
-Why would you ship pizza
from New York?

Everybody knows
the best pizza's in Encino.

No, there's no comparison.
I'm telling ya.

Wait, dude, that's it.
What?

Our new business idea.
What are you talking about?

We open our own pizza place.
We call it Miyagi-Dough.

Uh, no, no,
no, no, no.

No, get it? Like Miyagi-Do,
but dough, like pizza dough.

Y-Yeah, yeah, I get it.
It's disrespectful.

-To pizza?
-To Mr. Miyagi.

Mr. Miyagi didn't like pizza?

Yeah, Johnny, you know what?
I'm gonna heat the pizza.

Miyagi-Dough.

Pepperoni's your best defense.

Miyagi-Dough.

Slice first, slice hard,
no anchovies.

This is a billion-dollar idea,
LaRusso.

Miyagi-Dough. Miyagi-Dough.

Olives on, olives off.