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Original subtitles

(BlRDS CHlRPlNG)

(SCOTT SNORlNG)

(BRAKES SQUEALlNG lN DlSTANCE)

(SNORlNG CONTlNUES)

(SNORTS)

(GASPS)

Oh, no.

(MOTORCYCLE ENGlNE RUMBLlNG)

♪ l said the joker is a wanted man

♪ He makes his way all across the land

♪ See him sifting through the sand

(HORN BLASTlNG)

♪ He's always laughing in the midst of power

♪ Are we living in the final hour?

(TlRES SQUEAL)

Let's go. Come on.

♪ So we are not goin' home

♪ Can you see the joker flying over

♪ As she's standing in a field of clover

♪ Watching out every day

♪ l wonder what would happen if he took her away

(TlRES SQUEAL)

(LOCK CLlCKS)

♪ l said the joker is a wanted man

♪ He makes his way all across the land

♪ See him sifting through the sand

♪ So l'll tell you all the story 'bout the joker and the thief

♪ l said, l'll tell you all the story 'bout the joker and the thief

(GRUNTlNG)

♪ l said, l'll tell you all about the joker and the thief in the night

(PANTlNG)

And that is how a baby antelope comes into the world.

The window, obviously, would be. . .

Oh, hey, Principal Betcher.

The window would be the birth canal,

whereas the whole building,

that. . . That's your mother right there.

You're late, again.

No, l was just. . . l was just giving a lesson.

l warned you, if you were late one more time,

l would dock you a vacation day.

You were serious about that?

Oh, yeah, dead serious.

Come on, pal. l was teacher of the year.

That was 1 0 years ago.

Feels like eight, though, right?

You got bus duty today.

Today, l can't, 'cause l, you know,

l volunteer down at the youth center.

Not true.

(STUDENTS MURMURlNG)

Okay.

Everybody, open up your books

to whatever we were working on yesterday.

Yesterday was Sunday.

(STUDENTS LAUGHlNG)

Just get to work, okay?

(SlGHS)

Mr. Voss?

Mr. Voss, our textbook

says that the discovery of penicillin

was the most important biological discovery

of the 20th century.

But l read online that this actually encourages

more potent strains of infection.

Yeah, that's some very advanced, college-y stuff.

Look, if you're done with your work,

just go sit down and draw on your desk like Martinez.

But l want to know.

Because if the textbook is wrong. . .

Malia, the chances of you actually using

anything you learn in this class,

probably zero.

And l don't know if you heard Mr. Betcher or not,

but, technically, this is my vacation time now.

So l'm going to shut her down for a few.

(SlGHS)

(STUDENTS LAUGHlNG)

(SCHOOL BELL RlNGlNG)

(lNDlSTlNCT CONVERSATlONS)

Oh, no, no, no, not today. Not today. Come on.

(PLOPPlNG)

(CHUCKLlNG) Oh.

Bonus.

MARTY: Now, remember, please, listen to each other.

Help each other. lnspire me.

This never happened. We clear?

(ORCHESTRAL MUSlC PLAYlNG)

MARTY: Join in. Be together now.

Here we go!

Second violins, don't overpower the first violins.

That's why you're called "second."

l hear improvement coming in the door.

Nice and subtle.

And you're done. Thank you.

Mr. Streb.

Oh, right, the quote of the day.

l forgot the quote of the day. All right.

l think l'm going to go

with a rock star of philosophers,

Friedrich Nietzsche.

And he said. . . Dan, drumroll, please.

(DRUMROLL ENDS)

(STUDENTS LAUGHlNG)

"Without music, life would be a mistake."

BOY: Nice. (STUDENTS MURMURlNG)

Who's going to practice? Who's going to. . .

l don't believe one of you. Get out of here.

(SCHOOL BELL RlNGlNG)

You were great today.

Mr. Voss.

And what do l owe the pleasure of this visit?

Oh, the music. l heard the music.

Sounds great. Yeah.

They really bring the heat, these kids, huh?

Listen, l have a huge favor to ask.

l have bus duty, and l was. . . (CELL PHONE CHlMES)

Okay, hold that thought.

l'm expecting this. This. . .

See, the thing is, my Aunt Cora,

she threw her hip out again.

l'm so sorry. Yeah, it's nasty.

lt's a nasty hip-out thing.

And these pins and rods,

they're not even connected to anything,

they're just loose. And l wouldn't just ask anybody,

but l've seen how you are

with the whole bus safety situation.

You handle it like. . . l'm not going to. . .

Yeah, l'm going to say it, you have a gift.

And. . . ls everything all right?

You teach biology.

You know the body.

What are the chances of a 48-year-old woman being pregnant?

Well, it depends what she looks like.

l'm just kidding.

That's more of a fertility question.

My wife is pregnant.

No one knows. lt's still very early.

Please, please keep this between you and me.

Are you kidding me? That. . . lt goes right in the vault.

That is locked. Locked away. Wow.

Thank you. Thank you.

How old are you?

Old.

Oh. Congrats, right? l mean. . .

Well, yeah.

lt's beautiful.

l mean, my son is 22.

He just finished college.

l thought l was done writing checks.

Yeah.

l'm going to have a baby. Yeah.

(SOBBlNG) l'm going to have a baby.

Oh, you went low.

Okay. All right.

Wow. And thanks for the bus duty, doing that.

l really appreciate it.

You want the vest on the chair

or just go with the. . . l'm going to go with the desk.

l'm just going to put it on the desk, okay?

Baby! We're having a baby!

Baby!

Can we take our seats, people?

Come on in. We're about to begin.

Please take your seats.

You believe this guy? All right, we're sitting.

Plenty of seats. Come on in.

How much food do you think is stuck in that beard?

l don't know, but l can see corn from here.

Oh, yeah. You dip that beard in hot water, you got ramen.

Hey, Bella. You know, l waited for you for like three hours.

You waited? Where?

The bowling alley. We had a date.

No, we didn't.

You asked me, and l said no.

No, it went. . . l said, "lf you want to go, just say no,

"and we'll both know it's code for yes."

You didn't really go, did you?

l did. l waited for two hours.

You said three.

Yeah, but, you know,

actually, it's pretty hard to see your watch

when you've been crying.

Okay, giving you one last chance here.

You've already given me 1 5 last chances, Scott.

How about this? l swing by. . .

No.

0 for 1 6.

(CLEARS THROAT) HeIIo?

Thank you, everyone.

As several of you already know,

Wilkinson High School has been operating

at a budget deficit for several years.

Assistant Principal Elkins and l have already conferred

with your union to try to minimize the impact

on the classrooms, but, unfortunately,

l have to make some serious cuts.

Starting immediately, we'll be freezing all supplies,

and, unfortunately, we have to roll back to last year's pay scales.

(TEACHERS GROANlNG)

Joke's on him. l didn't get a raise this year anyway.

Me, either.

(BOTH CHUCKLlNG)

Also, despite best efforts,

we are cutting all extracurricular activities,

which includes the debate club,

the music program,

the annual senior class field trip...

Excuse me?

You're talking about cutting the music program?

You're actually going to cut music?

l'm sorry. We simply don't have the funds.

No, wait a minute, Mr. Betcher.

We're talking about Marty's job here.

How about all the money we raised

in the car wash or the silent auction?

Miss Flores, after expenses, we only netted $750.

lt's a drop in the bucket.

"Verbis defectis musica incipit."

That's Latin for, "Music takes us where word cannot."

l mean, what about the athletic program?

Those football players, they get new jerseys every year.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Are you trying to equate your music program with the football team?

Are you aware that the Booster Club alone

accounts for one-third of our charitable donations?

This is a budget question.

And l just need a little bit of that budget.

l've got 60 kids with dented instruments.

Marty, what's your point?

MARTY: Music helps the kids with. . .

With math. The kids... The kids don't raise money.

This is about a budget. Well, l. . .

l know how important. . . You don't know.

Take a seat.

Come on. Why don't you just take it easy on the guy?

Excuse me?

Let it go. Let it go.

Just back off him, and let's move on already.

Why don't you not tell me how to do my job?

Okay, and then why don't you tell him the truth?

This is how we got thrown out of softball.

Oh, and what would that be?

That you're cutting the music program so he loses tenure.

(SCOFFlNG) That is ridiculous.

You are wasting everyone's time.

Really? You know what? You're wasting my time.

Okay, how does a day without pay sound?

Bring it.

Really?

That's how you show your power?

You already docked me a vacation day.

Oh! Oh, so... So that's what this is all about? Hmm?

The decision's been made.

Yeah, well, every time you make a decision, you know what,

you mess with somebody's life.

You know what? You have just crossed the line.

No, l'll tell you what's crossing the line,

firing a man who's having a baby.

(WHlMPERS) (TEACHERS MURMURlNG)

They don't know that l'm talking about you necessarily.

WOMAN: Congratulations.

Stop looking at me. They know it's you now.

He's having a baby.

Scott, you're talking about a lot of money.

Money the school just doesn't have.

A lot of money? Really?

How much could it possibly cost?

$48,000.

(TEACHERS MURMURlNG)

So, as l was saying,

we have no choice but to make these cuts.

Yeah, or raise the money.

Oh, and who's going to do that?

We will.

(MOUTHlNG) Thank you.

l couldn't sleep a wink last night.

My mind was racing.

And l bought you a coffee.

Oh, and l spoke to Elkins, and he said we have to have

the money in by the end of the school year, okay?

But then l made some fliers,

and l thought we would all meet. . .

All the teachers at 5:00 this afternoon,

and you can give us your game plan.

Game plan? Yeah.

l'm still kind of sorting through everything.

That's great.

So, what do you think about this?

l thought l would start out talking

about how important music really is,

and then l would tell some stories.

Like, did you know that Ravel liked to dress up like a lady?

(LAUGHS)

(STAMMERS)

ls that too risqué?

You know, l think we should probably just wing it.

Okay, but you know what? l have to thank you again.

l was driving in this morning.

l heard I Won't Back Down by Tom Petty, and l said,

"Yes, that is a sign."

Wow, are you solid.

(SCHOOL BELL RlNGlNG) Okay.

Okay. Okay. 5:00.

What's going on? Where is everybody?

Well, the meeting doesn't start till 5:00.

lt's 5: 1 5.

Well, then you're late, like everybody else.

Where do you think they are?

Am l at the right place? MARTY: Yes.

You are, absolutely.

Thank you so much for coming, Miss Flores.

Are you kidding me? Of course, Marty.

You know what l'm going to do?

l think l'm going to go round up the other teachers.

They got to be somewhere.

Maybe they thought it was in the cafeteria.

l think l saw some people there.

Yes. l'm going to try the cafeteria.

l'm feeling good about this.

(DOOR OPENS)

There's no one in the cafeteria, is there?

Just that janitor that talks to himself.

l guess it was unrealistic

to think that anybody would show up

when everybody has their own problems.

You showed up.

You shut up.

l said, "You showed up."

Oh. l guess l'm unrealistic.

But l got to say, it's really nice

what you're doing for Marty.

Well, we tried, you know. l mean, what are you going to do?

What are you talking about?

You can't give up on him now.

He's so passionate about what he does.

This school needs more people like him, not less.

Yeah, no, no, l know, that's what. . .

No, l'm saying that's what we got to do.

We got to find a way to make this thing work,

and we got to stick at it.

So, what exactly is the plan?

(SlGHS) Well, first off, we got to get $48,000.

That's a definite.

Then we should probably help save Marty's job after that.

Wow. l can see that you put a lot of thought into it.

Well, how about this? How about we work out a plan,

but we do it in a controlled area,

which is my apartment,

and we put up charts and. . .

With the graphs and the colored pencils.

But we have a plan, we go, "We got to get to here by then."

Not a chance.

Okay, you're making me work at this.

l understand. l get it.

What if l dunk this ball in that hoop,

then you have dinner with me at my house Friday night?

What do you say? (CHUCKLES)

You dunk a basketball?

Please.

Fine. Then take the bet.

Deal.

Where are you going?

Oh, no, no, no, no, no.

Come on, that's cheating.

Oh, no, it's not.

That's. . . No, that's not what l. . .

Your dreams are about to come true.

Nightmares.

(THUD ECHOlNG)

(BALL BOUNClNG)

(GROANlNG) 0 for 1 7.

(CHlLDREN YELLlNG)

l'll tell you, this chili is amazing, guy.

lt's got an incredible kick.

Eight alarms, guy. Eight.

You made this?

Wait till you see what kind of dreams you have tonight.

So, listen, you really have no extra work?

l mean, power-washing, painting, anything.

l'll take anything.

No, no one's hiring right now.

l had to lay off two guys myself.

Bobby Denisi just lost his house.

LAUREN: Eric, tell Mary Shannon

to get off the freaking phone!

Mary Shannon, get off the freaking phone!

LAUREN: l could have done that!

Well, then why didn't you?

Man, she's so lazy.

Yeah. l wish l could help you out,

but. . . Hey, buddy?

What are you trying to accomplish here?

l got it, okay?

LAUREN: And where the heck is Peter?

He was supposed to be in the tub 1 0 minutes ago!

l don't know. Can't find him.

Dad, can l watch The WorId's Deadliest Car Chases?

How old are you? Five.

Five. l don't know. What do you think?

No. No.

Sorry, buddy.

Go upstairs, take a bath.

Found him !

WOMAN ON TV: ...425 degrees

for about an hour and 1 5 minutes until it's just perfectly...

(SlREN WAlLlNG)

Hey.

lf you need me to front you a couple hunnies, l can do that.

l got some money stacked away that she don't know about.

Look, l appreciate it, but l need a lot more than that.

You know what we could do?

We could bet a five-game parlay and take those winnings

right to the lndian casino.

Mom, Dad's betting again !

All right, guess who's not getting a hamster.

What about that

citizenship class you used to teach at night?

Nah, that was so brutal.

l don't even know if they're hiring.

No, no, you just relax, you know.

l got all the kids, okay, Eric?

Good, honey. l had a tough day.

All right.

l'm tired anyway.

You, middle one, upstairs now.

Hey, and stop putting Raisinets up your brother's nose, okay?

GlRL: Dad says it's funny.

LAUREN: What are you doing?

You're sitting there.

You haven't taken a shower.

You disgust me.

Mission accomplished. Pig.

Ostrich.

(SlGHS)

(DRAMATlC MUSlC PLAYS ON TV)

ANNOUNCER: Now, 1 0-car pileup.

(TlRES SQUEAL AND LOUD CRASH)

Okay, question number three, "Women such as Susan B. Anthony

"fought for suffrage and were finally successful in 1 920."

What does "suffrage" mean?

(GROUP TALKlNG lN UNlSON) What's that?

GROUP: . . .to accept the things l cannot change. . .

Okay, you know what? That's the AA meeting next door.

You know what, let's let them

finish up the Serenity Prayer.

(CLEARS THROAT)

GROUP: . . .accepting hardship as a pathway to peace.

He will make all things right if l surrender to his will.

That l may be reasonably happy in this life

and supremely happy in the next.

Living one day at a time. . .

SCOTT: Right, one day at a time. Good for them.

Okay, so "suffrage", what does it mean?

Miguel.

To be in pain?

No. Okay, you know what, that's "suffering."

"No, that's 'suffering."' Okay, no, you know what?

No, we're not repeating today, Muba.

Thank you.

Sorry. lt's fine.

We're just not doing it today.

We're just gonna do it a couple times as a study aid.

Sorry. lt's okay, it's fine.

No, "suffrage" is the right to do something.

The right to not feel pain.

No.

Okay, look, we covered this for, like, 45 minutes.

You guys remember Monday? You guys remember Monday?

When we went over this for, like, 45. . .

The whole class dedicated to this. You don't. . .

"Suffrage" has nothing to do with pain. No pain.

No pain, no gain?

Okay, we're off track.

We are definitely off track here.

The right to vote?

SCOTT: l'm sorry, you got something to say?

Niko. But forget it.

l'm sure it's wrong. Please, look, there are

no wrong answers here, people. You know what?

l'm gonna stop right there 'cause there are obviously a lot of wrong answers,

but there are a couple wrong answers, but. . .

lt's okay, there are.

But let's give it a shot anyway.

The right to vote?

There you go. Okay? Yes!

You know what, "suffrage" is the right to elect leaders.

You understand, right, Miguel?

l do, l do.

Okay, good.

Mr. Voss! Mr. Voss.

Can l talk to you?

Sure, what's up?

l always try to be a good student.

But when it comes to taking tests,

l get all clenched in the tight spot.

lf l fail this citizenship test,

they'll send me back to Holland.

And things here are just starting to twist.

l'm sorry, is that good? l don't even. . .

Oh, yeah, yeah. Twisting is good.

So, l was wondering,

is there any way you can give me a little extra help?

Extra help?

Yeah, you know what, l kind of got,

like, a full plate right now.

l can't, l'm sorry. Yeah.

All right.

Thank you. Thank you.

Niko!

l'll move some things around and maybe we can sit down later tonight, all right?

(LAUGHS)

You are the best!

(SPEAKlNG DUTCH)

Oh, thank you ! Thank you very much !

(GRUNTlNG)

(SlNGlNG lN DUTCH)

All right. You can stop that now.

Yeah, all right.

Yeah, we're good. We're good.

(DOOR BUZZES)

There he is!

Hey! How are you?

Good.

Oh, thanks for doing this, buddy. Sure.

Scott, meet Koen and Nard.

Koen, Nard, this is Scott.

Hey, guys.

Oh, close the door, before the ferret gets out.

The ferret, the ferret.

Okay, okay.

(FERRET CHlTTERlNG)

Hang your coat right there.

Okay.

JOE ON TV: He has no weaknesses.

He has incredible knockout power...

Wow, you used to fight, huh?

NlKO: Yeah. Long time ago.

Now l just teach Mixed Martial Arts at my gym.

Should we study or. . .

Oh, yeah ! Right after we watch UFC.

Come on, sit down.

(ON TV) Hi, again, everybody. l'm Mike Goldberg.

Welcome once again to the Ultimate Fighting Championship.

Since the first day he entered the Octagon,

we knew Ken Dietrich was something special.

My partner as always, Joe Rogan.

Man, what an exciting matchup this is.

lncredible matchup, you know, for a bunch of reasons.

(BOTH SPEAKlNG DUTCH)

(SPEAKlNG DUTCH)

You hold for bets.

(SPEAKlNG DUTCH)

MlKE ON TV: Ken Dietrich, Brian Stann, here we go!

(MEN SPEAKlNG EXClTEDLY lN DUTCH)

JOE: Straight left by Dietrich.

He's jumping all over Stann.

He should just double-leg him, take him down.

Did you ever fight?

No, no, l wrestled in college.

That guy's a wrestler. Wrestlers make great fighters.

JOE: And Dietrich jumps all over him again.

He's got the takedown! ALL: Oh !

You called it!

Ooh, twisty!

Twisty! Twisty!

Twisty.

JOE: And he has that nasty shoulder-lock.

MIKE: And it is all over!

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

Ken Dietrich, the Executioner!

Sorry, Koen.

Ah ! He took his 1 0 grand and ran off like

a Shetland pony!

Ten grand. . . He made 1 0 grand for that fight?

Yep. But he lost.

Yeah, if he won, it would've been 50.

Okay, next fight.

(BOTH SPEAKlNG DUTCH)

Mixed Martial Arts?

Do you even know how to do that?

No. No, l do not.

This is crazy.

Look, l saw this UFC event last night,

and the guy got paid 1 0 grand to fight, and he lost.

l was a really good wrestler in college. l think l can do this.

Do what?

Lose.

You cannot do this.

Marty, look, we only have until the end of the school year

to save your job. Come on ! Night school.

Oh, great, yeah, between what l make there

and what you make with your private lessons,

we'll save the music program in 1 8 years.

This is the best chance you got.

Okay.

Okay, if you're gonna lose, then l'm gonna help you lose.

Deal?

Deal.

Let's do this. Let's lose.

SCOTT: Unfortunately, today is gonna be my last day.

But don't worry, next week,

you're gonna be in great hands with a new teacher,

and he's gonna be. . .

But you are new?

Yes, l am new.

But this guy, he's even newer. Understand?

So, you are not new?

No, l am new, okay. . .

l'm so confused. l don't. . .

Okay, we're going off the rails again here.

Okay, listen, everybody. Here's the point.

Next week, l am not gonna be here. l will be gone.

But l wanted to say to you guys good luck and. . .

You know what? Welcome to America in advance.

Yeah, that's how confident l am in you.

Live the dream.

Make it happen.

So, thank you and good night.

Okay? (CLASS MURMURlNG)

So, l'm citizen?

Man, l can't believe you would quit on me like this.

l'm citizen.

You know how important this is to me.

Niko, relax. l got it all worked out.

But l need to ask you something.

Okay!

Here's the thing. l need money

to save a friend's job, a lot of money.

Okay, and as crazy as it sounds,

l want to fight Mixed Martial Arts, but l need your help.

l want you to train me.

You're kidding?

No, l can do this. You're too old !

And on top of that, you have no experience.

But there are guys that run marathons well into their 80s.

Not when they're being punched in the face.

Come on, you said it yourself, wrestlers make great fighters.

And you know, when l was younger, l took judo.

l mean, it was only for three and a half weeks.

l had to stop 'cause my sensei got accepted into dental school.

But he said l had wicked potential, man.

There's no way you can fight.

And that's the end of it.

Okay, great.

What time are we studying tonight?

You just quit!

Look, you don't want to train me, that's fine.

But we started this thing and we're not gonna stop

until you're a citizen, okay?

(SlGHS)

Okay. You want to be a fighter?

You start in the cage.

There's a small-time show this weekend.

l'll get you in.

Wait a second, no. Fight right away?

Shouldn't we train first?

No! Trial by fire, baby!

l'm a citizen.

You made my dream come true.

Miguel. . .

l'm going to name my boy after you.

His name is Sergio,

but l'm going to switch it up.

That's nice, Miguel.

Let's slow things down a second, okay?

And let's take a little walk and talk.

Something wrong? Maybe.

MARTY: Ow!

Ow!

Come on, l got to do this.

l know. Okay, okay.

Oh !

Okay, hold it for a minute.

This is a terrible mattress. l'm feeling everything.

This is ridiculous.

l'm not gonna learn any of this stuff.

l'm telling you, l'm just gonna wrestle.

l'm gonna take it to the ground.

lt's my world. Your world?

Your world is gonna be destroyed

by people who know multiple disciplines.

The fight's in two days. What am l gonna learn?

lt is what it is.

l got it.

l know exactly what you have to do.

You're gonna beat your opponent

before the match ever starts.

You're gonna learn the ancient art of intimidation.

You ever actually been in a fight?

No. Well, none with a boy, anyway.

But l know this is gonna work.

Okay, so based on your limited experience fighting girls,

how?

Music.

You're gonna be inspired by music.

That's why all the gladiators entered the Colosseum

with all that thundering music.

Actually, they do that in the UFC.

Exactly.

And you're gonna follow in the footsteps

of all those great warriors.

Every one of them had a distinctive musical theme

that put fear in the hearts of their opponents,

which rendered them defeated

even before their match began.

l got it. You could enter with Pachelbel.

No, l know what l'm doing. With Bach.

l don't need that. lt's gonna be. . . l have it.

Don't. . . Mozart's 35th in D Major.

Listen to me. l'm picking the song !

Of course you are.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

(MEN GRUNTlNG)

Good evening, sir. This is Scott Voss.

He's fighting tonight.

Change behind the tarp.

Yeah. We were just hoping that there would be some place private,

you know, where he could have a modicum of privacy. . .

(SCOTT STAMMERS)

No, no, no, l'm doing this for you.

l appreciate it. . . lt's embarrassing.

Yes, it is. We're gonna move. We're gonna move.

Okay. Thank you, sir.

Wow.

This place is unique.

(CHlCKEN CLUCKlNG)

ls that a chicken?

(MEN SPEAKlNG lNDlSTlNCTLY)

This looks like a Civil War hospital.

Lookie, look who showed up.

You're not as smart as l thought you were.

Look, l knew this wasn't gonna be the UFC,

but l'm 80 % sure l saw a chick. . . l think it was a chicken.

Was it a chicken? Chicken.

lt's 1 00 %. . . That's a chicken right there.

Look at that, that's a farm chicken.

They're filthy animal. . . ls that even. . .

ls it sanctioned here?

Hey, this is bottom-level MMA.

No, but l want to be clean.

You ready? You better be, because you're next.

You ready to do this?

Yeah.

ANNOUNCER: Making his MMA debut...

What are you doing?

Don't you worry about it.

ANNOUNCER: ...from Hyde Park, Massachusetts,

please welcome Scott Voss!

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

Watch this.

lntimidation !

SCOTT: Yeah !

(BOOM PLAYlNG)

Yeah !

(WHOOPlNG)

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

♪ l see you smiling at me

♪ Well, it's all right lt's all right

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not Here comes the boys from the South

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not

Yeah ! Whoo!

MAN: Get in the cage, you Vike geek!

Whoo!

♪ Me and my crew We stay true, old school or new

♪ Many were called, but the chosen are few

♪ We rise to the top What you want? Just in case you forgot

♪ Rush the stage Grab my mike, show me what you got

♪ You didn't know Thought we was new on the scene

♪ Well, it's all right lt's all right

Come on, guys, you ready?

One second, okay?

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not Here comes the boys from the South

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not

♪ How you like me now? ♪

Ready? Ready?

Fight!

(CROWD GROANS)

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not Here comes the boys from the South

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not

♪ How you like me now? ♪

SCOTT: l like your hair up like that.

Cute.

But l know it could come down, too.

lt'd be all. . . l know, l'm just saying.

ls this the best plan you could come up with?

Fighting in a cage?

What kind of an example are you setting for these kids?

Hold this.

As much as l enjoyed

teaching future Americans for eight bucks an hour,

it wasn't getting the job done.

You smell really good, by the way. . .

(GROANS) Gee whiz, what's with the. . .

You're like this.

You're like that on me.

Just put a Band-Aid on it.

Come on, Scott. You and l both know this is crazy.

What would l say to Marty?

He'll understand.

He saw you get knocked out cold.

l wasn't out cold, all right?

l was half in, half out.

Mmm.

Although l did see a unicorn.

l was riding it.

(SlGHS)

Please. Okay.

l'll talk to him.

Kiss? Want a kiss?

Nothing? No.

(KNOCKlNG)

Hi, can l help you?

You must be Mollie.

Hi, l'm Scott Voss. l work with Marty.

And l didn't see him after school,

and l was wondering if he's around.

No, he had a private lesson.

But he should be home any minute.

Here. Please, come in.

Thanks so much. Yeah.

You're welcome.

Oh, it is such a mess.

l am so embarrassed.

Marty's instruments are everywhere.

Let me pick up a couple things here.

We're turning the music room into a nursery.

l can't believe l just said that.

l'm expecting.

No one knows yet.

Please, don't tell anyone.

We're really. . . lt's just too early right now.

Say no more.

Believe me, l didn't. . . What baby, right?

l didn't even know, you know.

That goes right in the vault, by the way,

and it's like a, it's like a vault,

locked down, Fort Knox or some sort of prison.

Great. Thank you.

Wow, does he play all these?

Oh, no.

He buys them off the lnternet

and garage sales, and he fixes them up

for students who can't afford them.

Oh, man.

Just sucks what's happening at school, doesn't it?

What do you mean? What's happening at the school?

He didn't tell you?

No. ls there something wrong that's going on at the school?

No, no, nothing bad at all.

Last week, they installed a metal detector

in the teachers' lounge, 'cause. . .

Really? Yeah.

Because a teacher had flashed a piece, you know?

Oh. Yeah.

So now it just takes long. . .

You know, you can't get in and out anymore.

What happened to your eye?

l cut myself shaving.

l was shaving my eyebrows.

l do. On the weekends.

l'm gonna get going. . .

Well, is there a message l can give him for you?

You know what? No.

Thank you. Okay. Great.

lt was nice meeting you. Nice meeting you.

(SlGHS)

Tell Betcher not to cut anything.

We're saving Marty's job.

That's 750.

That's the first installment right there.

Scott? Yeah?

You know l'm on your side on this, right?

Yeah.

l played French horn in the marching band.

l loved wearing that big hat, shiny white spats,

the smell of the grass.

Those were some good times.

Okay.

Excuse me, is there a Niko here?

Fourth floor.

(DlSCO MUSlC PLAYlNG)

And knee. And up. And knee.

And up. And knee. And up.

And knee. And up.

Grab him and head-butt.

Knee to the face, knee to the face and throw him back.

Stomp.

NlKO: Victory dance!

Oh, victory dance!

Run, run, run, run. . .

Hey!

No pain, no gain !

Victory dance,

victory dance. . . (MlGUEL LAUGHS)

And stop!

Worthy attack, everybody!

(CLASS CHEERlNG)

That's right! Thank you !

Thanks for coming, ladies and gentlemen. Scott!

Hey. How you doing, buddy?

l thought you said you owned an MMA gym.

No, no, no, no.

l said l taught MMA at a gym.

Oh. Well, that wasn't MMA though, right?

No, that was Disco Street Fighting.

Don't worry, with you, we're gonna do the real stuff.

(POPPlNG TONGUE)

(lMlTATES CHOKlNG)

That's what we're gonna try.

Let's go. l have a spin class in an hour.

Okay.

Let's work on some takedown defense.

l wrestled, l think l know how to stop a shot.

Ding, ding, boom, boom, elbow, elbow, boom !

Liver shot, bang, bang, bang !

Oh ! Knockout blow.

You got the point.

We need to keep you out of dangerous situations.

Now, to escape the Rear-Naked Choke,

you want to break the grip,

pull the arm down and move to the side.

Escape.

No, don't squirm.

That just helps me sink it in tighter.

(GROANlNG)

Arm bar. Escape.

(EXHALES)

Escape!

Wrong way, wrong way. Too late.

(GROANlNG)

Okay, you're vulnerable like a puppy.

Yeah, that's 'cause l let you get into position.

lt's easy. l could do the same thing to you

if l got you in a hold.

Good point. Yeah.

l'm out.

l'm free.

(GROANS)

l'm bored.

l'm late for my class.

We're just gonna have to wing it.

All right, ladies.

Let's get those legs warmed up.

(WOMEN CHEERlNG) (DANCE MUSlC PLAYlNG)

ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, introducing the principals.

First, from Jamaica, Queens, New York,

here's Ragin' Rafael Romero!

(CHEERlNG)

MAN: Romero!

No helmet?

Hey, it's okay to be afraid.

Don't worry. Use it.

Try to channel it into focus.

That last knockout, never happened.

Three migraines a week say you're wrong.

Hey, you got to. . . You got to stop this. Why?

Either dig in or call it a day.

No, no, l'm loosening you up. No, you're not.

You're rubbing me like you're putting on sunscreen.

Get off!

lt is weird.

Okay. l thought l was doing the right thing.

And now, my friends, let's meet his opponent here at the pier.

This young man is from Boston, Massachusetts.

He has a record of zero victories

and one defeat by knockout.

MMA fans, here he is.

Let's hear it for Scott Voss!

Here we go. Here we go. Okay, let's go.

Come on. Let's go. You can do this.

(BOOM PLAYlNG)

Block those knees, Scott!

Block them ! Block them !

Pull him in close!

Time-out! Time-out!

What time-out? Time-out?

There's no time-outs, guy.

Come on, let's go.

(GRUNTS)

Put your hands up! Come on, defense!

(HORN BLOWS)

(CROWD GROANlNG)

Wait! He kicked him in the bells!

Ref, take a point!

(GROANlNG)

Would you come on?

Man, are you okay?

He just kicked my left nut into my throat.

(GROANS)

Where's my stool?

What stool? You're in charge of the stool.

We didn't have a stool last fight.

l didn't make it out of the first round last fight.

l'm a little confused about my job description.

l'm a music teacher. l don't know the rules.

l can't do this.

What are you doing? You can't lay down. Get up.

l'm exhausted.

Yeah, that's exactly the message you're sending him.

Hey, you can't lay down, man.

Can you continue?

He's fine. Hey, l'm talking to him.

All right, let's go, fella.

Get up, Scott.

lt's so soft down here.

So soft. (HORN BLOWS)

Okay, remember. . . Defense.

All right, l heard you already.

Next time, bring the stool.

Okay, okay.

All right, we're ready now? Come on, Scott.

You ready?

Let's do it! Come on !

Defense!

Watch out!

Keep those hands up!

Put your hands up! Hands up, man !

Hands up!

Yeah, he's not listening. Hello!

l'm talking here!

Watch out!

(GRUNTlNG)

Nice job! Okay, there you go.

Pull him in close.

Okay, that's right, push him away.

Don't look at me. Look at him !

(CROWD GROANlNG) (HORN BLOWS)

Listen to me. You're giving him too much space.

To take away his power, you have to keep it in a clinch.

Got it? l'm trying.

Defense.

Stay strong, Scott.

One more round.

(THUNDER RUMBLlNG)

(RAlN PATTERlNG)

(CROWD GROANlNG)

(CROWD MURMURlNG)

Okay, it's raining. lt's over.

No, it's not. This isn't baseball.

You fight! This is stupid.

(HORN BLOWS)

Fighter, are you ready?

Are you ready, chief?

l got to be honest, l'm really not.

l'm out. l'm out. Yeah, yeah, he's ready.

(SCOTT MUMBLES)

lt'll blow over.

REFEREE: All right!

Let's fight!

(THUNDER CRASHES)

Perfect.

Jump on him ! Jump on him !

Use the fact that you're slippery now!

Don't let him take you down.

Okay, get away. Get away.

(CROWD SHOUTlNG)

Oh, come on !

Swim ! Swim away, Scott!

Get over there! Get over there! (HORN BLOWS)

(LAUGHlNG)

(BOTH LAUGHlNG)

All right, pencils down, people.

(SCHOOL BELL RlNGlNG)

Let's go. Hand them in.

Let's get them up.

Let's go. Let's bring it in.

Really? Really? You don't even. . .

That's how you do it?

Malia. Yeah?

You missed, like, three answers here.

Come on. What's going on? You're smarter than me.

(SOBBlNG)

Hey, what's the. . .

What's the matter?

My father is making me quit music.

What?

But why?

He said l have to work in his restaurant.

l mean, he doesn't understand.

When l moved here, l didn't know English.

l had to learn everything all over again, you know?

So l used songs and stuff to learn.

Besides Filipino,

the only language l knew was music.

lt helps me remember.

lf that makes sense.

Malia, it makes perfect sense.

l don't want to quit it.

Then you got to tell him that.

Look, you know what you do?

You tell him your teacher won't let you quit.

He thinks school is just a waste of time.

But it's not.

Come on, Mr. Voss.

You said it yourself.

Learning this stuff doesn't matter.

l got to go.

SCOTT: Okay, what are the three branches of government?

Three branches? All right, three branches.

Yeah. l got this. Don't tell me.

Oh, hey, you got to eat.

You have an hour before the fight.

Oh. Hey, you got my oatmeal?

l do.

The thing is that it's not here.

lt's in my classroom right next to my briefcase.

Three branches. . . The legal, the. . .

No, no, no, no, no, don't count that.

Wait, wait, you forgot my oatmeal?

Well, l brought the stool.

l got to eat, man.

Well, we can swing back.

No. Hey, stop it. We don't have time now.

You said branches, right?

Yeah, three branches of government.

What am l going to do here? l got to eat something.

Oh, you know what?

l have applesauce l made.

You see it back there, Niko?

lt's on the back. Yeah, yeah, got it.

Come on, three branches of government, buddy.

Do not throw away that Tupperware.

l'm not going to throw away the Tupperware, okay?

ls there cinnamon in this?

No.

Ooh ! l got it.

Democrat, Republican and Libertarian.

Not even close.

NlKO: No!

(CHEERlNG)

NlKO: Okay, last fight was better.

You lost, but you didn't get hurt.

So, remember, the word of the day, defense.

Close the gap, and if he shoots. . .

Hips down. Keep your hips down.

That's right.

All right, here we go.

(BOOM PLAYlNG) Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait.

They didn't come for us yet.

Let me see what's going on.

Hips down.

Yeah. NlKO: Nope.

This isn't you.

What do you mean, this isn't me?

This is my song.

This is him. lt's his song.

Hey, he's got the same song.

(CHEERlNG)

♪ ...but she was born in my town

♪ You didn't know Thought we was new on the scene

♪ Well, it's all right lt's all right

♪ l know you know l see you smilin' at me (GRUNTS)

♪ Well, it's all right lt's all right

Boom !

♪ Here comes the boom!

Wow. He's good.

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom! ♪

Whoo! (LAUGHS)

l don't believe this.

He stole my song. l bring the boom !

Well, tonight, he's bringing the boom.

Look, we both can't have the same song.

Come on, we got to get ready, guys.

No, no, you gotta get me another song.

What? Go, please,

go tell them to play another song.

Get you another song.

What? l need a song.

(GASPS) l got it.

Yeah?

Congress, Senate and State.

(LAUGHS)

Okay, again, not close.

All right, can we stick a pin in this, please?

l know! l'm sorry, but we didn't study last night.

l'm falling behind.

(BLUE-EYED GOSPEL MUSlC PLAYlNG)

(PANTlNG)

What the heck is this?

Holly Holy, Neil Diamond.

Went platinum in 1 969.

Who cares?

Excuse me. l do.

lt got me through a very difficult time.

lt sounds like a revival.

Yeah. Blue-eyed gospel.

Extremely intricate genre.

(SlGHS)

lt picks up.

Come on. Okay, we got to go.

Let's go.

♪ Sing it strong

♪ Sing, sing, sing ♪

Yeah !

All right, it's Scott!

lt's Scott. Oh, he's in the house!

Yeah ! Scott Voss!

Hey! Hey! Whoo!

Stand up!

Scott, he's a killer!

Everybody up!

lt's the Scott Man !

Yeah. lt's happening ! Yeah !

He's going to kick 'em.

Oh, he's fierce.

(GROWLlNG)

Here we go! Yay!

(YELLlNG)

No, no! Defense!

Come on, now!

NlKO: Come on, Scott!

(GRUNTlNG)

Don't grab the fence!

l'm not even grabbing the fence!

NlKO: Keep your hands up!

Ow! Tie him up!

Come on, Scott! Keep your hands up!

Come on, get up! Get up, get up, get up!

Get up! Get up! Get up!

Go! Defense!

Now hit him ! (GROANS)

Ow!

Oh.

Fight it! Come on.

MARTY: Oh. Oh.

Defense, buddy!

Come on !

Lock the elbows.

Ten seconds, Scott. Ten seconds.

Watch the Kimura. (GROANlNG)

Watch the Kimura. Watch. . . That's illegal.

lt's legal. lt's legal. Sorry.

Okay, watch it. Get out of it.

Fight it. Fight it. (GROANlNG)

(HORN BLOWS) All right, that's enough.

Saved by the bell.

Come on, come on. Let's go.

Sit down.

Just relax. Relax.

Oh, my gosh. My shoulder.

What are you doing?

Stick to the game plan.

l'm sick of the game plan, okay?

l'm sick of defense. l. . .

Listen to me.

lf you get caught, you're done.

We have a lot more fights.

(HORN BLOWS) Oh, man.

Tie this guy up.

Protect yourself.

Okay. Yeah.

Are you ready? Are you ready?

Fight!

MARTY: All right, Scott, this is your round !

NlKO: Oh ! Get your hands up!

Tie him up, Scott!

Keep your hands up!

Come on, close the gap, buddy!

Come on, Scott. Tie him up!

(LAUGHlNG)

(CHEERlNG)

That just happened ! That just happened !

Yeah ! Yeah !

You did it!

You ! You the man !

Yeah !

Yeah ! We won !

Hey, man, great fight.

(CROWD GROANlNG) (SCOTT COUGHlNG)

l'm so sorry.

(CROWD GROANlNG)

(RETCHES)

Who leaves applesauce

on the rear dash, out in the hot sun?

You know, better question,

who among us who isn't Amish makes their own applesauce?

Yes. Yes.

Mistakes were made.

But. . . We won.

We did it. MARTY: Huh?

We won. We won.

NlKO: Mmm-hmm. We did.

Yeah. Yeah ! We won.

We won ! We did it.

(HOLLY HOLY PLAYlNG ON STEREO)

lt's unbelievable!

(WHOOPlNG)

Yeah !

(ALL WHOOPlNG AND YELLlNG)

SCOTT: Oh, careful, Niko!

l'm sore! l'm sore!

(LAUGHlNG) Oh, my God.

Oh, here he comes. Here he comes.

Okay, everybody, just take your seats.

(STUDENTS LAUGHlNG)

Can you keep it down?

(STUDENTS LAUGHlNG)

(WHlSPERlNG) Malia.

Just come here.

What's going on?

You're famous.

What?

Everybody in the music department is talking about it.

(STUDENTS LAUGHlNG)

Mr. Streb told us that you were doing this for us.

And l got to say, you're a hero.

Hero?

(SlGHS)

BELLA: lt's not sprained. lt's just a bruise.

Good, 'cause l gotta fight tomorrow.

l'm going to have to start charging you.

So,

how much money have you made so far?

Three grand.

l'm definitely going to have to start charging you.

Speaking of which. . .

What's this?

$72 from my bake sale.

l had to do something.

This is amazing. Thank you.

l got to give it to you. lt's been a long time

since l felt any kind of energy in this school.

Yeah?

Yeah. l don't understand how we got so far off track.

We?

lt's not our fault. lt's the system.

(GROANS) Go easy.

Oh, so it's the system

that's creating teachers who just don't care.

Oh, come on. You know the deal.

You can't speed up to help the gifted kids.

You can't slow down to help the slower ones.

lt's about moving cattle through, you know?

lt's a numbers game.

That's what they want, but what about you?

Yeah, look, there was a time

l couldn't wait for the school year to start.

l was like a. . . A freshman decorating my dorm.

You know, l'd put posters up all over the place

and l'd set up these plastic models.

No, you didn't. l did ! l would jump up

on the desk just to get the kids into it.

lt was so stupid.

No, it's not.

l think l would have liked you better when you were that stupid.

All right, well, look, l need to repay you

for all this right here,

and l think this equals dinner at my house on Friday.

No, l don't think so.

Why do you always turn me down?

Do you know there's a lunch lady who's got the hots for me?

And l'm just telling you, l can only hold her off for so long.

Do you even know that every time

you've asked me out,

you've done it from a seated position?

You don't even make an effort to get up.

That's because we're so comfortable together.

l think, when it's easy, it's right, you know?

Good-bye, Scott. All right.

(GROANS)

How about a little jambalaya?

What do you think? Oh, l get nothing? All right.

Okay, push now. Blocking fast, like, lower.

Here, over here. That's good. See?

There. Little lower.

Just block lower, man.

All right, hey. All right, come on, man.

This is still defense.

l want to start working on my offense.

lt's too dangerous. l won !

You landed a lucky shot.

All right, look.

l know you don't want me getting hurt. l get that.

But l made twice as much money my last fight.

l don't think my body can take 30 more fights.

Yeah.

l'm just saying, if l could actually win a few more, l could fight less.

Yeah. Yeah, you're right.

Okay. Well, then you need to get good at striking.

Fast. Yes.

l know the best guy for that, but. . .

He probably won't take you.

MAN: This isn't you learning anything.

This isn't me teaching you anything.

This is me seeing if you're worth my time.

ls it hot in here?

l cranked the heat to 90.

This way, you get a nice sweat going.

You good with that? Oh, yeah, no.

Really brings out the smell of the place. Oh, yeah. Good.

Which guy am l fighting?

Both.

Come on, l can't fight two guys.

That's perfect.

l can't train a 42-year-old biology teacher.

Your boy is good, but he's got no offense, man.

You know, he's a wrestler,

and he picks up fast, and he's tough.

They're all smiling. Everybody's smiling and happy.

(GROANS)

(BOTH LAUGHlNG)

(GROANlNG)

Mel, time to eat. Go have some fun.

Whoa. This is going to be funny.

Boom !

Three? Really?

Hey, am l good outside? l'm parked outside here.

Yeah, you got two hours.

Yeah? All right.

(GRUNTlNG)

Yeah, those are hits.

(PANTlNG)

Come on, give him a break.

All right, boys, that's good.

(PANTlNG)

l'm good, man. Let's go.

Come on.

NlKO: Boom, there we go.

(LAUGHTER)

Guys.

Hey, guys, guys, listen up.

Listen up. l got something to say.

From Genesis 32:24.

"And when he saw, he prevailed

"not against him."

Jacob was tough, man.

He wrestled all night with God at Peniel.

He was tired, he was beaten.

He had a dislocated hip.

But he refused to submit.

By sunrise, he had won the Lord's respect.

Well, tonight, Scott. . .

Oh, yeah.

. . .you earned our respect.

And then some.

l just want you to know l got your back.

NlKO: Whoop, whoop, whoop! SaIud.

(SPEAKlNG DUTCH)

Let's eat, boys.

That Superman Punch, Mel, that was awesome.

Yeah, that was crazy.

What's the matter? You don't like my wife's cooking?

l can't lift my arms.

(LAUGHTER)

Can you move it? Not much.

l can go, like, to right about there. That's it?

Yeah, that's it. Right there, yeah. You're sure?

l can't even move it past that.

You dislocated your shoulder.

You have to go to the hospital.

Last time l went to the hospital,

it actually cost me more than l made in the fight,

so you got to help me.

But l would have to reset it.

Look, whatever you got to do, then make it happen.

All right. All right.

Okay, you got to go easy first. No, no, no.

Okay.

Foot not going there. All right, all right.

No, you're right. You're right. l just got to find

the right angle over here. (SCOTT GROANlNG)

l'm sorry, l'm sorry. Come on.

Okay, okay, you're going to be all right.

You're going to be all right. You can't go above.

Okay, okay, that's past the level

that l just said l can't go, though, okay?

Geez!

l'm sorry. Don't worry.

You're going to be all right. Okay.

You're going to be okay. Okay. Okay.

Now, l just got to get in here.

Easy, okay? l have to get in there.

(GROANS) That hurts. All right?

You ready? Yeah.

Always wanted to try this.

Try this? What do you mean? You've never done this. . .

(SCREAMlNG)

Are you okay?

Oh, my. . .

Are you okay? lt's back in, l think.

(LAUGHlNG) Oh !

l did it! l did it!

l was a little worried, but l did it.

Oh, l'm good, l'm good.

That was fun, no?

No.

A little jambalaya for mama? No?

No, get away. . . Get away from me, you crazy woman.

Good night, Scott.

(lNDlSTlNCT CONVERSATlONS)

Voss.

My office. Now.

BETCHER: Come on in.

Close the door.

Sit down.

l'd like you to meet Malia's father, Mr. De La Cruz.

How are you?

Who the hell do you think you are, Mr. Voss?

Telling my daughter to disobey me?

(STAMMERlNG) l didn't say that.

l said. . . l said that. . .

BETCHER: And is it true you're getting paid to fight?

lt's Mixed Martial Arts.

What's this all about?

lt's about our teachers not promoting dangerous situations.

Look, it's a sport.

lt's no more dangerous than boxing or auto racing.

And believe me, l wouldn't be doing it

if you'd been doing your job.

Did you really think that you could save

the music program by doing this?

l'm just trying to make things better.

You know what?

You're not making things better, Scott.

You're putting on a show.

You're getting beat up in your bathing suit.

You are embarrassing this school.

You know why l did this in the first place?

Because a wise man once said,

"Without music, life would be a mistake."

Yeah, and do you know who that wise man is?

Marty Streb, the teacher you're trying to get rid of.

Scott. . .

There's nothing here anymore. We're failing your daughter.

We need good teachers.

Yeah, well, fighting in a cage is not going to make you

a good teacher, Scott. You know, maybe you're right.

l'm not even that good of a fighter.

l'm out there getting my ass kicked.

Believe me, this wasn't Plan A,

but l don't know what else to do.

Look, you're having a tough time with your business.

l get it.

But you can't take it out on Malia.

Mr. De La Cruz, l'm sorry that you had to listen to any of this.

No, no, no.

lt's all right. What do you suggest l do, Mr. Voss?

My chef left.

That means l'm in the back cooking.

So l need my daughter up front.

lt sucks, okay? Nobody's saying it doesn't.

But it's not your daughter's problem.

lt's yours.

BETCHER: No. You're the problem, Scott.

This is none of your business. None of your business.

l've had it with you !

You know what? We should be working

as hard in here as you do out there.

And l'm sorry, but we're not.

And that is the problem.

Now, if you'll excuse me,

l have a class to teach.

And then l got to roll around

with a sweaty guy from Holland.

(lNDlSTlNCT CONVERSATlONS)

Whoa. What's going on, Mr. Voss?

Biology, Derrick.

Fair enough.

Can someone tell me what happens when a cell stagnates?

(CONVERSATlON CONTlNUES)

Okay, no one is listening to me.

l will try again.

Anyone know what happens to a stagnant cell?

What's he doing on the table?

l don't know, something about cells.

Malia.

lt's not good.

(CONVERSATlON STOPS)

Did you hear that?

lt ain't good.

People, a cell that is not in motion

is not a productive member of the system.

lt ends up assuming all the other cells

are gonna pick up the slack somewhere.

But they don't.

ln fact, they imitate the stray cell

until basically the whole organism begins to die.

(STUDENTS CHUCKLE)

Yeah.

But you know what?

Biology is an amazing thing.

And here's the good news, all that decays

can be restored.

ls this hitting anybody?

Like how a cut heals.

Brian, my man.

Look, you got one! (STUDENTS MURMUR)

And once that cell's back on track,

it creates energy amongst the other cells.

That's what happens.

lt starts getting a little movement going.

lt gets a little rumble.

Can l get a little rumble from everybody?

Everybody just rumble in your seats right now for me.

Just rumble a little bit.

Okay, no rumble, that's fine.

(LAUGHTER) l'll be the lone rumbler up here.

That's what l am. l'm a lone rumbler.

But then the cell starts banging into the other cells.

And the cells push back and go,

"Hey, what are you doing to me?" They hit into another one.

"Hey, don't do that!" "Hey, that's my friend."

"You don't even know him !" "You don't know me either!"

(LAUGHTER CONTlNUES)

And they're rumbling everything around.

And once that happens, it's like a mosh pit!

They're goin' crazy. . .

"l know you, we work together!"

Because then, they hit a rhythm.

They all hit a rhythm.

And this is the beginning of the restorative process.

So now, even if the entire system

is close to dead, what happens?

Martinez, come on.

Give me something.

Oh, no, not today.

Oh, no, not in my house.

No, no, no, no. (LAUGHTER)

Look out, here we come.

Don't look up my pant leg, Derrick.

You're better than that. l'm right over you.

Come on, man.

What do you say?

lf all the cells work together, what will happen?

The entire system is healed.

Exactly.

That is a sick dragon.

(CHEERlNG) Yeah !

NlKO: Move it! Come on, Scott, keep working.

Hey, you know what?

You look as good going as you do coming.

And you, my friend, sat in gum.

Please be gum.

Okay, so how many years is a term of the president?

A president serves a term

of two years?

Ah, come on.

l can't remember this stuff.

Okay, what's your favorite song?

My favorite song? Mmm-hmm.

Faithfully.

The Journey song?

Yes.

♪ Highway run

♪ lnto the midnight sun

♪ Wheels go round and round... ♪

Niko. l know it.

♪ You're on my mind ♪

That's a great song.

They don't make them like that anymore, right?

(LAUGHS) Well, this is good.

Okay, let's try this.

♪ America

♪ Has a president

♪ He serves a four-year term

♪ Before he's done ♪

Ah, that's beautiful.

Thank you.

And it goes with the lyrics. l know.

You try it.

Yeah, right. (LAUGHS)

Okay.

♪ America

♪ Has a president

Yes.

♪ He serves...

♪ A four-year term

♪ He serves a four-year term

♪ Before he's done ♪

Nice! (LAUGHS) Aha!

♪ A four-year term

♪ He serves a four-year term

♪ Unless he is impeached because then he's gone ♪

(LAUGHS) Oh, my friend !

She is unbelievable!

You are unbelievable.

l told you.

More later.

Now put him down,

'cause we have a fight to go to.

Let's do this.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

(HOLLY HOLY NSFW REMlX PLAYlNG)

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

lt wasn't a tap. lt wasn't a tap.

l was just fooling around. l was just fooling around.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

Obey my commands at all times.

The corner of the ring's broken, so l'd avoid it.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

(CROWD GROANS)

The carbon dioxide molecules

get excited through a collision with the nitrogen molecules,

and then there's a whole bunch of excitement.

Derrick?

SCOTT: And 1 5, 1 6,

1 7, 1 8. . .

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

Oh, nice head movement, yeah !

Cover up, just cover up!

l think you're wearing him down !

Watch out, watch out.

Back him up, back him up!

Do not lose that grip! (STRAlNlNG)

You know what to do.

Put your weight on him.

Don't lose your grip!

Don't lose your grip! Don't lose your grip!

He lost the grip.

Thank you, Mr. Voss.

You got it, man.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

Don't let him lock your arm in place!

Scotty, pound him !

Use your elbow. Got it!

Use your elbow! Hey!

l'm giving the instructions here.

MARTY: No, l'm just saying he should use his elbow.

l'm trying to help.

One voice.

No, you shush !

The other gentleman is using his elbow

and it seems to be working.

Can we have this argument on the car ride home?

(HEADPHONES MUSlC lNAUDlBLE)

Yeah !

Here's what happens.

Okay, you know what? We should all. . .

MARTY: Use your elbow! Use your elbow!

Yes! Yes! Yes!

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

REFEREE: Voss is a winner!

Wow.

(STUDENTS GASP)

All right, everybody, let's get our story straight.

Derrick did it.

"Derrick did it"? (LAUGHTER)

Hi. Hey.

lnspiring your students, l see.

Yeah, with a touch of vandalism, yeah.

(LAUGHS)

Hey, listen, in case you haven't noticed,

l'm standing and l just. . .

That offer for dinner is. . . lt's still out there, so. . .

Okay.

So if l was to let you cook for me, and l'm not saying l am,

what would you cook?

l'll tell you what.

You name it, l'm cooking it.

Really? Yeah.

SCOTT: Hey, which one of these should l go with?

Volcano or Enigma?

Hey, what are you doing?

This is coq au vin. The sauce is extremely delicate.

You know what, l'm just gonna go with both, let 'em fight it out.

Fight, boys!

(CHUCKLES) l haven't seen you like this in years.

What are you talking about? l'm jealous.

You're passionate about something.

Someone.

What do you mean?

You got the kids, you got Lauren,

you got your business.

Yeah, l know, but every night l come home,

and at least one kid's locked in a cabinet.

Last night, Lauren says good night to me by throwing a yogurt at me.

And my business is killing me.

Pepper.

l thought you loved painting.

Yeah.

But when Dad died, l just kept going with the business, you know?

lt wasn't my dream.

Okay, we are done.

lt's perfect.

You got to go after your dreams, Eric.

l mean, if you don't make an effort,

nothing's ever gonna change.

You think?

Absolutely.

You got to find your passion and then let it guide you,

let it envelop. . . (DOORBELL RlNGS)

She's here. You're out of here. Already?

Oh, yeah. Just two minutes, stir the sauce!

SCOTT: Here you go.

Wow, this is beautiful.

You know, you picked a very delicate dish.

The sauce there is extremely,

it's delicate. Hope you like it.

Well, let's see.

How do you like it?

lt's incredible.

You made this?

Yes, l made it. l told you l made it.

(STAMMERlNG) l made it. Of course l did.

Okay.

Where does coq au vin come from?

(CLEARS THROAT) Coq au vin

is of Turkish descent.

lt's from. . . (LAUGHS)

No. lt's French.

No, the name is French.

Coq au vin is of, obviously. . . Oui, oui.

But, no, where do you think they get their poultry?

They get it all out of Turkey.

Hence the name, Turkey. lt's all fowl. . .

(LAUGHS)

No, it's all. . . lt's a bird country.

lt's honestly. . . Okay.

Whatever restaurant you ordered this from,

it's amazing, so make sure you thank the chef.

And you just did.

The chef, me.

To the chef.

To the chef. To me.

Whoever it is.

lt's me. l did it.

So, l saw one of your fights on the lnternet.

Checking me out.

All right. l see where you're going with this.

How'd l do? l don't understand.

When you are asking me out, you are as stubborn as a badger.

And then with this guy?

He grabbed your hand and you're like,

"l give up, l give up" in two seconds.

Okay. First of all,

it's "stubborn as a mule", it's a mule.

Second of all, he had me in an arm bar, okay?

Do you know what an arm bar is?

lf l didn't tap out, he's gonna break my arm,

so that's what you do.

That's what you do

when you give up. You know what?

Do me a favor, stand up. Please, stand up.

Okay? l'm gonna put you in an arm bar.

Here, this is a Kimura, right here.

See? Feel this?

Now what would you do if l got you here, huh?

What would you. . .

What are you doing? Take it easy.

My father told me to strike first and to strike fast

and to always be the aggressor!

All right, stop it!

What you gonna do now, huh?

You're gonna quit? You're a quitter!

You're hitting me with closed fists!

Of course l'm hitting you with a closed fist! This is a fight!

No, it's not.

lt's, like, the weirdest date ever.

(SlGHS) You know what?

You're sort of right.

Yeah, yeah, you are right.

'Cause l don't know what l was thinking.

Hey! (BELLA YELLlNG)

(BOTH LAUGHlNG)

Okay. This is definitely the weirdest date ever.

Yeah.

Good night, Scott.

Yep, okay.

(SlGHS)

Well, this was a nice dinner.

Sorry about the lamp.

l wouldn't worry about it.

l wouldn't worry about it at all. You can just leave that there.

You're good. All right.

By the way, a little cologne goes a long way.

Yeah, no, l know. l felt it. My eyes were burning.

l hear you.

BOY: Give it to me! (KlDS CLAMORlNG)

Hey.

Hey. Can you get away for an hour?

l got something for you.

l can't, guy. This is a bad time.

This one thought the Ex-Lax was chocolate.

l'm up to my eyes in it.

Lauren thinks it's my fault. LAUREN: lt is!

ERlC: Says you !

Who keeps Ex-Lax in their back pocket?

l had a situation !

You're a situation !

Whatever! Where do you want to go?

You got to wash your face first.

Okay, got you.

BOY: (lN DlSTANCE) Ow! Stop kicking me!

SCOTT: Yeah, and change your clothes.

Hey, what's up?

What are you doing here? We training today?

Nah, nah, we're good.

Look, l told you when you joined my team

l had your back, right?

Yeah.

l just thought you should know Joe Rogan called.

They want you to fight in the UFC.

lt's 1 0 grand.

To lose?

Yup.

Yes! Yes!

Niko turned it down.

He what?

NlKO: Relax.

Om. . .

Let your tailbone be heavy.

Om. . .

(LAUGHS) Hey!

Relax. Relax.

Back to the peaceful meadow.

(MAKES CHlRPlNG NOlSE)

(LAUGHS QUlETLY)

Hey, why would you pass on the UFC?

You're not ready for a fight like this.

You realize we're six grand away and the semester's almost over?

lt's too dangerous.

Yeah. But this could be one and done.

Hey, the UFC's the real deal, all right?

lt's big-time.

There's no broken cages or chickens running around.

Okay, you know what? l got to be honest here.

l don't see what the problem is.

Oh, yeah, okay. You know the problem?

The problem is we're the same age, and l can kick your ass!

(GRUNTS)

You know, maybe we should. . .

You know what? He's up, he's okay.

You're a schoolteacher, Scott!

l devoted my whole life to fighting.

And you should've been given this shot.

l was good, Scott.

When l was fighting, man, l was beating everybody.

l was unstoppable.

And then when l got my big break to fight for the UFC,

l thought to step it up.

And during training, l just destroyed my neck.

That was it.

Over.

l'm so sorry. l didn't know that.

Look, if you don't think l deserve this fight,

you know what, l'm not gonna take it.

No, you deserve it.

lt's just me. lt's. . .

l'll set this up.

l'm sorry, bud.

Yeah.

lt's just. . . Yoga makes me emotional.

Mr. Voss, welcome.

Come, this way.

l want to thank you for your help.

Business has never been better.

Oh, that's great. l'm so glad.

Your table. Joe. What's up?

What's up, Niko? How are you, brother?

Scott, nice to meet you.

l am such a big fan.

Oh, thank you. Thanks, man.

Joe Rogan, wow.

l showed Dana White some of your fights,

and l was there at the Romero fight.

Great job when you put him down.

That is a tough guy. That's a serious win.

Yeah, thanks. Thanks so much. ERlC: Good evening, gentlemen.

l have created some delicious lettuce wraps,

prepared with very little oil and a hint of ginger.

Thanks.

Actually, best eaten while hot, so. . .

Yeah, we're gonna. . .

ERlC: Enjoy. Yep, yeah.

(QUlETLY) Get out of here.

Okay.

Thanks.

So, here's the deal.

The UFC had a fighter fall out last minute

in an undercard fight against Ken Dietrich

in Las Vegas next week.

Dana's a little worried you might throw up on him.

No, no, that was a one-time deal.

l'm telling you, it was some bad applesauce that got away from me.

lt won't happen again. Good to hear.

Look, my daughter got into music in middle school.

lt changed her life.

And l think what you're doing is awesome, and the UFC agrees.

We'd like to give you a shot.

Now, Niko, you had some concerns?

He's ready.

JOE: Okay, good.

l'm gonna grab one of these lettuce things,

and l'll see you boys in Vegas.

All right, Joe, thanks. Good luck, sir.

Wow. Thank you.

You got yourself a fight!

Fight!

MARTY: Okay. l can't believe that we're doing this.

NlKO: Ding, ding, ding, ding.

Oh, my God, l love you guys!

l really do. Take it easy, Marty.

Oh ! Listen,

l have a window seat and l pee a lot.

Do you mind if l. . . Okay, we're switching seats.

Thank you very much.

l'll be right back, honey.

Okay.

Hey, Scott. Can l talk to you for a second?

Sure.

l just want to tell you how grateful we are

for everything you've been doing for my family.

lt's been an honor.

He's my hero.

(MAN SlNGlNG)

Mine, too.

Thank you.

All right, you gonna wish me luck or what?

Please be careful.

Niko says this guy you're fighting is really dangerous.

Look, l'm going in there, l'm gonna lose the fight,

get my 1 0 grand, and l'm getting out.

(CLEARS THROAT)

l know you really want to kiss me right now.

But l think we have something special here,

and l don't want to rush the magic.

Okay, first of all, do you know anything about magic?

'Cause magic has to be rushed,

otherwise you can see how the trick is done.

So, bring it in.

MARTY: ♪ Boom!

♪ Here comes the boom

♪ Ready or not

♪ Here come the boys from the South

♪ lt's all right, it's all right

Give him your best shot, Scott.

Right here.

♪ Boom

♪ Here comes the boom

(BOTH LAUGH) ♪ Ready or not

♪ Here comes Scott from the South

♪ Boom, here comes the boom

♪ Ready or not

♪ How you like me now?

(SONG TRANSlTlONS lNTO ROCK MUSlC)

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not Here comes the boys from the South

♪ Boom! Ready or not

♪ How you like me now?

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not Here comes the boys from the South

♪ Boom! Here comes the boom!

♪ Ready or not How you like me now? ♪

NlKO: Mmm-mmm.

What is that?

Cherry cheesecake, guy.

That looks heavenly.

Could l have one?

Thank you so much.

Give me a slice, guy.

Oh, wow. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Wow!

Wow.

Yeah. You know what, give me a little bit. . .

Hey! What?

What are you doing, man? Just a little bite.

No way, you're fighting tomorrow.

Come on. l made weight today.

Doesn't matter. MARK: Bro, you've been eating clean

for six weeks. You eat this crap and you'll be lethargic.

l don't care if l'm "lethargic."

(LAUGHS) One bite, come on, man.

Mmm-mmm. Mmm-mmm. Stay strong, Scott.

After the fight.

Have it after the fight.

Fine, just give me a smell.

Can l get a smell of it?

Can l get a sniff in there?

Here you go.

(LAUGHS) Look at him.

l'll take it. l'll take it.

Guy, he's fighting tomorrow.

(CHUCKLES) Oh, it's on, man.

lt's on, boom, man.

lt's on ! You want some?

Boink! (LAUGHS)

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

Come on, guys. We're making a mess here.

Look, we represent the UFC.

Let's act like it's not our first time to the dance, okay?

(LAUGHTER)

(CELL PHONE VlBRATlNG)

l'm getting a call. Hold on a second.

No claws, no claws.

Guys, guys, guys, guys. Take it easy.

He's right, we're making a mess.

Let's take it down a notch.

(SlGHS)

(LAUGHTER)

(GROANS)

Want some of this?

What are you. . . Oh !

(SPUTTERlNG)

What you want?

Hey, you want some?

Hello?

BELLA ON PHONE: Hi, it's Bella.

Hey. Glad you called.

Did you hear the news?

Elkins was arrested today.

What?

Oh, it's horrible.

Apparently, he's been embezzling from the school for years.

You're kidding me.

He took it, Scott.

All the money that you raised for the music program,

it's gone.

lt's over.

Just come back.

l can't. l got to do this.

The money is gone, Scott.

There's nothing to fight for anymore.

Nothing to fight for?

l mean, everyone's quit on these kids.

Elkins, the system, the school, even me.

l can't. . .

l can't do it again.

l don't want you to get hurt.

You're a teacher.

What are you teaching these kids if you go through with it?

(STAMMERS) What am l teaching them if l don't?

(SlGHS SOFTLY)

Can l call you later?

Sure.

Bye.

Okay, bye.

(HEAVY METAL PLAYlNG)

Hi, again, everybody. l'm Mike Goldberg.

Welcome to UFC 1 76.

We are live in Las Vegas.

Sold-out MGM Grand Garden Arena,

where, later tonight, in our main event,

two of the best heavyweights in the Octagon today will collide.

Joe Rogan, my partner, that is a great fight.

Fantastic matchup.

Shane Carwin versus Junior Dos Santos.

Two of the best heavyweight knockout artists

in the sport collide tonight.

We also have a very interesting UFC debut tonight.

Scott Voss, a biology teacher from Boston.

Now, here's the good news,

he was a Division 1 college wrestler.

Here's the bad news, that was 20 years ago,

and he's facing Ken "The Executioner" Dietrich.

MlKE: And everyone around the world knows

how vicious and dangerous Ken Dietrich can be.

And l think he's gonna be looking to make

a huge statement tonight against the UFC newcomer.

Let's get UFC 1 76 under way.

(GRUNTlNG)

(CROWD CHEERlNG) (DRAMATlC MUSlC PLAYlNG)

All right, guys.

We should start heading out.

Hey. l need you to forget about Elkins.

All right?

No matter what happens tonight,

l promise you, we are gonna figure this thing out.

Look at me.

l need you.

Okay.

All right.

MlKE: Voss and Dietrich, what a great story.

Biology teacher from Boston making his UFC debut.

And Dietrich is angry.

He's looking for the highlight-reel knockout.

JOE: He was supposed to be fighting a top-20 contender.

That fell out, and he takes this schoolteacher fight on last minute.

He's trying to send a message.

He's trying to tell the world that Scott Voss

does not belong in the Octagon.

Amen. Let's do this.

Amen.

(CLEARS THROAT)

(EXHALES)

(HOLLY HOLY PLAYlNG FAlNTLY lN DlSTANCE)

lt sounds different.

Yeah, it does sound different.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

MARTY: Come here.

You're not gonna believe this.

♪ Where l am, what l am

♪ What l believe in

How did they. . .

♪ Holly holy

You put this all together?

Wasn't me.

How did you do this?

l called him.

Be safe.

Thank you.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

♪ Sing a song

♪ Sing a song of songs, yeah

♪ Sing it out

♪ Oh, sing it strong

♪ Yeah, yeah, yeah

♪ Whoa, yeah

♪ Call the sun in the dead of the night... ♪

He looks good.

He does look good.

Got nothing on you though.

My little fireplug.

Aw. Yeah.

"Fireplug."

lt's a compliment.

♪ And l fly

♪ Yeah

♪ And l fly

♪ Holly holy... ♪

Okay.

No matter what happens, l'm so proud of you.

(CHEERlNG)

This is great. Come on !

All right, Scott, let's go.

Get up there, baby, let's go.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

♪ What l believe in

♪ Holly holy

♪ Yeah, oh! ♪

(TEMPO SLOWS)

(BAND PLAYlNG FLOURlSH)

(SONG ENDS)

(ROCK MUSlC PLAYlNG)

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

Get up!

♪ lf you try to take me down you're gonna pay

♪ Now l feel your every nothing... ♪

Good song, man. Good song. lt's a scary song.

Don't worry about it. lt's a cool song.

♪ You run away

♪ l stand alone

♪ lnside

♪ l stand alone

♪ Feeling your sting down inside of me

♪ l'm not dying for it

♪ l stand alone

♪ lnside ♪

You go first.

Hey, look at him right there.

He's got no business being in here with you.

BUFFER: Ladies and gentIemen, this fight is three rounds

in the UFC Heavyweight Division.

lntroducing first, fighting out of the red corner,

out of Boston, Massachusetts, Scott Voss!

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

(CHANTlNG) Mr. Voss! Mr. Voss!

(CHEERlNG OVER TV)

(COUGHS QUlETLY)

And now introducing his opponent,

fighting out of the blue corner,

out of Lake Forest, California,

Ken "The Executioner" Dietrich!

(CROWD CHEERlNG) Come on !

Kill him, baby!

And when the action begins, our referee in charge, Herb Dean.

All right, gentlemen.

We've been over the rules in the dressing room.

Protect yourself at all times.

You're gonna follow my instructions.

(VOlCE FADlNG) We're gonna keep it clean, everything above the belt.

We're gonna keep our hands closed.

No grabbing the fence.

We're not gonna grab the shorts...

All right, gentlemen.

Touch gloves, let's make it official.

Hey, take it to the ground as fast as possible.

Let me ask you guys something.

How much do l get if we win?

What are you saying?

l know what he's saying.

Fifty grand.

Holy smoke.

Let's win this thing.

Yeah ! That's right.

Go get him, kid. l like it.

MlKE: UFC debut for Scott Voss, the biology teacher.

You ready to fight?

You ready?

Let's do it.

BUFFER: Here we go!

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

JOE: Oh, huge Superman Punch right out of the gate!

Cover up!

Cover up, Scott! Cover up!

JOE: Big hooks to the body and the head!

MlKE: Dietrich is swarming him!

(YELLlNG)

(SLOW-MOTlON YELLlNG)

(GASPS)

(SLOW-MOTlON SCREAMlNG)

Cover up, Scott!

Dietrich is lethal on the ground.

NlKO: You need to get on top, Scott!

Up, up, up, up, up, up, up!

(CROWD GROANS)

Scott Voss is in pure survival mode.

(CROWD GROANS)

MlKE: Oh, my goodness!

JOE: What is keeping this guy in there?

Pull down, Scott!

MARK: Don't stop, Scott! Keep scrambling, buddy!

MlKE: Herb Dean right on top of the action.

He may stop this fight.

Fight back. Protect yourself.

JOE: Voss is in all kinds of trouble here, Mike!

This is ugly!

(AlR HORN BLOWS)

MlKE: What a great round for Ken Dietrich.

JOE: And what a terrifying first round for Scott Voss.

You got to give him credit, though. The kid can take a beating.

No question about it.

You all right? He is so good.

He's so good, man.

He hit me flush, so freakin' flush.

Oh, God. Stitch.

l can't believe you're working on me, man.

lt's so awesome. (GROANS)

l'm having a crazy month of meeting people.

Welcome to the UFC, huh? Thank you.

lt is gonna be very hard for him to recover from that.

He took some bombs in that round.

Man, so you want to fight in the UFC?

The ground is not working.

No, l know. l see that. lt's not working.

He's so good there. He knows everything.

Everything you taught me, he knows better.

Stay on your feet. Okay, yeah.

Don't get on the ground.

He knows everything.

MlKE: And, Joe, Scott Voss has got to do something different.

JOE: He's got to come up with some sort of an answer,

but l don't know what he's gonna be able to do.

Ready? Ready?

Fight!

MlKE: Round two under way.

Voss comes out swinging.

JOE: He's got heart.

Come on, put your hands up!

(CROWD GROANS)

Big counter.

Checks the kick.

Not that one.

JOE: He is taking some shots.

Oh, caught him!

Oh, he gets reversed!

Voss throws him off, though. Very nice.

Oh, Showtime Kick!

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

NlKO: Get up, Scott!

Pull ! Guard !

Keep your hands up! Get off your back!

JOE: If Voss has anything left in his tank,

he's got to use it now.

MlKE: The Executioner may finish this fight right here.

Get out from under him !

Come on, Scott, pull him on you !

Oh, this might be the end.

Voss is getting a beating!

Pull down, Scott!

Come on ! MARK: Get up, Scott!

Yes!

Nice, nice, nice, nice!

Oh ! Watch out!

(AlR HORN BLOWS)

(CROWD CHEERlNG AND WHlSTLlNG)

Dietrich clearly is trying to get him out of there early,

but l am just amazed that Voss can take all this.

They might stop this fight in between rounds.

This guy is hurt.

Wrong corner, guy.

SCOTT: No, it was a good round.

lt was a good one. lt was good.

(LAUGHlNG)

No, wrong section.

Follow my voice. Come on.

Over here.

Scott, listen to me, you've got to stay away from him.

Okay, he's got to go back to the ground.

Can l say something? The ground was just as bad, though.

l'd really like to say something.

lt's the lesser of two evils. l know, but. . .

Hey! l need to say something !

Okay. Take it easy.

(PANTlNG) l'm sorry, buddy.

l don't think l'm going to be able to do this.

You've already done it.

To hell with my job. Look up there.

Look at those kids.

l got to be honest, it's a little blurry right now.

Then let me tell you what you would see.

You would see a bunch of our students

witnessing complete resolve

in the face of an unbearable obstacle.

They are invested.

Scott, they're inspired.

That's what we're supposed to do as teachers, right?

lnspire.

You can quit right now,

and everything that we worked for

will have been accomplished.

You know, last night, Mollie said to me on the phone

that you thought l was your hero.

You're mine.

Third and final round.

l'll tell you what, the third round

is going to be very interesting,

'cause l don't know what they said to Scott Voss in the corner,

but he is fired up.

DEAN: Ready? Ready? Fight!

MlKE: Oh, Iook at that.

Voss has earned the respect of Dietrich.

Voss is slipping shots now, Mike. Look at this.

MlKE: He Iooks reaIIy comfortable here in round three.

Keep moving. Look to set it up.

Counter that jab.

(GRUNTlNG)

JOE: Oh, Voss countered with a big left jab!

MlKE: Oh, that hurt him.

Flying knee by Voss!

Oh! He's all over him!

Dietrich reverses him here.

Oh, he kicks him off!

Voss is doing damage now.

Follow up! Good job! Good job! Come on !

JOE: Oh! Big body shot!

Oh, he's hurt again !

Great combination.

Boom ! Boom ! Go! Pull the punch !

Honey, honey, should they be watching this?

They're fine! Finish him !

Okay.

Come on ! (GRUNTS)

JOE: Dietrich is in trouble.

Oh, now Voss is in trouble!

Put him out of his misery!

(GASPS)

Oh, they are exchanging like Don Frye and Takayama!

MlKE: Great work in the clinch.

Come on !

Go, buddy! Go!

Both men trying to finish this fight.

Go hard !

Go, Scott! Go, go, go, go, go!

JOE: Dietrich is hurt bad, Mike!

He's got him up!

(GRUNTlNG)

MlKE: Voss on top.

Voss is winning this round!

Go! Nice! Go, go! Let's go!

Dietrich is getting battered. This is crazy!

This crowd is going nuts!

MlKE: lt is deafening in here!

What a great flurry.

Landing punches on Dietrich.

Oh, no! Oh, triangle!

NlKO: Okay, don't let go.

Don't let go. Don't lose that grip, Scott.

Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no!

JOE: Oh, Voss is in trouble here, Mike!

MlKE: This is not good for Scott Voss.

Dietrich switches to an arm bar. Voss has got to defend.

He's got to keep those hands clasped together.

He can't let go of that grip.

Don't lose that grip!

Do not lose that grip!

MARTY: Hold on tighter!

No!

NlKO: Stack him up!

Oh, no, it's deep!

NlKO: Come on, stack him up! Stack him up!

Put that body weight on him !

Okay, Scott, get back to that grip!

You know what to do! l showed you this!

JOE: Oh, Voss is in a lot of trouble here.

He may tap.

(lNAUDlBLE)

JOE: Oh, this is crazy! He defends!

Oh, he's got him up!

(GRUNTlNG)

(STRAlNED GRUNTlNG)

(GRUNTS)

(CHEERlNG)

JOE: Oh, he's out!

He's out! MlKE: It is aII over!

Yes! Yes!

JOE: Scott Voss wins his UFC debut!

MlKE: Scott Voss by knockout.

(SCREAMlNG EXClTEDLY)

Yeah !

He did it!

JOE: When you think about the dedication

this guy has shown, the sacrifices

and the risks he made, all for those kids,

that guy is a hero.

We won !

(CHEERlNG)

Good job, man.

Good job.

Scott! Scott!

(LAUGHlNG)

Scott! Scott!

Scott!

You were awesome. You won.

Are you ready to kiss me now? 'Cause l'm ready.

l am.

One down.

Go down one, this one.

No, this one. One over.

(CROWD CHEERlNG)

(ORCHESTRAL MUSlC PLAYlNG)

MARTY: You are powerful !

ls there anybody better? No!

Thank you, Scott.

Your donation was more than generous.

lt's going to keep our school in the black for quite some time.

Hey, could l get that vacation day back?

Not a chance.

Didn't think so. Yeah.

Don't you have a class?

l do. l do. l'm going.

Okay. Bye-bye.

Congratulations.

You are now citizens of the United States of America.

(CHEERlNG) Yeah !

l citizen !

l citizen two times!

(LAUGHlNG)

(WHOOPlNG LAUGHTER)

BELLA: Twisty! SCOTT: Twisty!

NlKO: Twisty!

MARTY: Twisty!

MlGUEL: Viva America! Viva America!

(COUNTRY MUSlC PLAYlNG)

♪ When l was 1 6 l knew everything

♪ Opportunity grew on trees

♪ l taste 'em, waste 'em

♪ And do it all again

♪ 1 0 feet tall, invincible

♪ l fell short on principle

♪ A rebellion, a hellion

♪ Yeah, that was me back then

♪ Burned by my mistakes

♪ A phoenix l rose from the flames

♪ Now l'm doin' it right l saw the light

♪ Sun came up in the middle of the night

♪ Been doin' it wrong for so long

♪ l sure oughta know what it finally feels like

♪ To be doin' it doin' it, doin' it, doin' it right

♪ When this fool came tumblin' down

♪ 1 80 degree turn around

♪ Revelation, salvation made me what l am

♪ Every day l fight the war

♪ And each day l'm winnin' more

♪ And l'm doin' it right l saw the light

♪ Sun came up in the middle of the night

♪ Been doin' it wrong for so long

♪ l sure oughta know what it finally feels like

♪ To be doin' it doin' it, doin' it, doin' it right

♪ Every now and then l'm tempted

♪ l don't jump the fences

♪ No, l keep doin' it right l saw the light

♪ Sun came up in the middle of the night

♪ Been doin' it wrong for so long

♪ l sure oughta know what it finally feels like

♪ To be doin' it doin' it, doin' it, doin' it right

♪ Doin' it right l saw the light

♪ Sun came up in the middle of the night

♪ Been doin' it wrong for so long

♪ l sure oughta know what it finally feels like

♪ To be doin' it doin' it, doin' it, doin' it right ♪

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