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This one's fine.

We're good ?

- Thank you. - You're welcome sir.

Hard luck, Josh.

Thanks.

Hey, Marty.

- Did you see the fight ? - I did, man.

It was beautiful.

Thank you.

Good poetry, man.

I'm gonna come train with you.

Always welcome.

What the fuck's going on here?

Clear the room!

Milo, you should show more respect to your brother.

Come on!

Fuck off!

All good?

Here we go.

I've got a couple of things I want to say, so I'll talk as you listen, okay?

My championships, huh?

Here we are.

Best of the best.

Top of the mountain.

I'll tell you something that I know is an absolute fucking fact.

In this entire building, there's only two people that know you are gonna win this fight tonight.

There's you, and there's me.

Everybody else is on the other block.

He's bigger, he's faster, he's stronger.

That's what they think.

And that's what he thinks, and he's gonna think that.

Until you punch him in the face.

Then he's gonna realise he is the obstacle that stands between you and what you deserve.

Hard work is done.

Now comes the fun.

Why do we train so hard?

So I can breathe.

Why do you need to breathe?

So I can think.

Why?

So I can win.

Say it.

If I can breathe, I can think.

If I can think, I can win.

Say it!

If I can breathe, I can think.

If I can think, I can win.

Come to me.

If I can breathe, I can think.

If I can think, I can win.

If I can breathe, I can think.

If I can think, I can win.

If I can breathe, I can think, if I can think, then I can win!

That's not what he's waiting for.

Connor, what's the plan?

Punch the gun in the face.

It's a good plan.

Alright, here we come!

Let's go, Connor!

General!

This is our time, brother.

This is our time.

Stay here.

Trapper!

Get over here!

Move away!

Get your head off that thing, you spider!

I'm in, I'm in!

Get the fire!

Get the fire!

We're going!

Put her in!

That's the last of us, Skip.

How do we do?

What do you think, Sherlock?

Fuck the shit out.

Under quota again.

Here you go, toodle-dee and toodle-dum.

There's 400 bucks for a whole week of busting our ass.

If I don't get paid, you don't get paid.

That's fishing.

I've only got 200.

Great, you can fucking count your big dildo.

You lost the bloody trap again, perfect?

He didn't lose the trap, the rope snapped.

Because everything on this boat is old as shit.

It's not his fault.

You mind your tongue, Decky, I'm Skipper.

Huh?

My boat, my rules.

Get that through your thick head.

If you want a fucking job.

Tell you what, you're a bit of a doner, I reckon, old mate.

Bad luck.

Some blokes have bad luck following them around.

I think you're one of them.

Yeah, that's true, I've seen it.

That's right.

That's right, mate.

That's fake.

Say what?

I'll see you tomorrow, Neil.

Say you mind.

I'm telling you.

And everybody's playing.

Boys and girls coming through.

And me and you.

We're nice and loaded.

And everything's fixed.

Yes.

Hope you're feeling welcome.

Or touched.

Daddy!

Oh, baby.

Hey.

Hey, guys, I'm sorry I'm so late.

Hi.

Surprise.

Come here, chickadee.

Oh, yes!

What are you doing up so late?

I, um...

I spoke to Dr Gettler today.

And he needs to see a specialist.

Okay.

It's okay.

Hey.

Hey, it's okay.

Oh, and other news.

Your daughter's in big trouble thanks to you.

Well, thanks to me.

We were on our way home from school.

Some driver was honking at me.

Maddy, do you want to tell Daddy what you said?

No, Mama, please, I don't want to tell Daddy.

Go on, tell him.

Tell him what you said.

Tell me.

Stupid fuckwit.

I didn't teach her that.

Really?

Well, who did, then?

Come on.

Let's go brush those naughty words out of your mouth.

Say goodnight to your Daddy.

Goodnight, Daddy.

I love you.

I love you so much.

Thanks for waiting up.

Sweet dreams.

I'll see you after, okay?

We should wash your mouth out, too.

Go on, then.

You stink.

Oh, my God.

I need to tell you something.

We can't afford a specialist right now, Mum.

Rent's due Monday.

I've those bills already averaged.

You'll need a quarter of a fish in weeks.

All the other boats are catching plenty, but not us, nah.

Can't you jump on the dunk?

Nah, I've asked around.

It's not that easy.

Okay, I can pick up more shifts at work.

No, you've got to study.

You've got exams coming up.

And Maddy, she's a full-time job right now.

Dad.

Hey.

Hey.

We'll find a way.

I need to tell you something.

Shoot.

No.

Shit.

Shit.

Good shit.

Yes.

Yes, good shit.

Come here.

Dad.

Shit!

Looks like we're working another week for free.

This prick couldn't catch a fish to save his life.

We should grow a weed.

Weed?

My cousin grows weed.

He makes all kind of money.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

He goes out to the state forest, throws the seed out, comes back five months later and picks it.

He makes a couple hundred grand a year.

That is free.

Really?

Yeah.

Whereabouts is he?

He's out at Goulburn.

Goulburn?

There's a state forest in Goulburn?

I don't know.

That's where his jail is.

He's in jail?

Yeah.

For what?

Growing weed.

Yeah, I don't reckon that's the right plan for me, mate.

I've got a family at home.

I've got another one on the way.

I don't think they want me in Goulburn.

You're having a baby?

Yeah.

I love babies.

Yeah?

Are you happy that's a baby?

Fuck!

Put Princess down and fill up the bags!

Sorry, Skip.

Party's not gonna burn me.

Great.

Just what the world needs.

More fuckwits.

Yeah, you'd know.

Captain Fuckwit.

How fucking far can you swim?

Fucking Jonah.

You cut some fuckwit.

Yeah, fuck that.

There's no fish again.

Got fucking useless techniques, mate.

Make Dumb and Dumber look like geniuses.

I bet you think you guys sound like bad luck, eh?

Yeah, he's bad luck, eh?

Hey, bud!

Captain Fuckwit speaking.

You take that fucking bad luck, you Jonah, and fuck off.

You're fine.

You're not fucking stutter.

You're fine, you snowflake.

Say bye to your boyfriend.

I bet your kid's gonna be a fuckwit like you.

Say bye to your...

Hey!

Hey!

Not so fucking strong now, are ya?

You take one more step, princess, and I'll light you up like a fucking bonfire.

You could've caught a fish in a fish farm, you donkey.

Put on your trousers, you clown.

Get back to work.

Hey.

Hey.

How you doing?

Hmm.

Yeah, I'm good.

You gonna watch your brother's fight?

I don't know.

I mean...

Well, I'm gonna have to, but I'm still tired.

I'll see you up there.

I'll see you up there.

I got it.

Bye.

This has all the makings of a classic fight.

Xavier Grau is at the top of his game.

Right now, pound for pound, there is no one better.

But Malin James is undefeated, 7-0.

Now, Malin looks good on paper, considering his record, but has he been challenged like he will be tonight?

And to be honest, I don't think so.

All right, gentlemen, we've been over the rules.

Protect yourself at all times.

Follow my instructions.

We will kick it clean.

Touch gloves.

Let's do this.

Judge.

Judge.

Judge.

And time.

You ready?

You ready?

Let's fight.

That looked like you've heard it, Brian.

Malin James is definitely the more active fighter.

I get the sense, though, that it's Grau who is in control here.

I agree, brother.

I think we're seeing Grau allow Malin James the space to come forward, fending him and waiting for him to commit.

If Grau gets a chance to spring that strap, I don't think this fight goes the distance.

Oh, my God.

Xavier makes his move.

Unbelievable.

The crowd is losing their minds here.

No, no, no.

Distance, distance.

Get back.

Move.

Get out of there.

Get out of there.

Move.

No, no, no, no, no.

Move.

Move.

Get off the cage.

Move.

The fuck was that?

Get him off.

Malin James is out.

Oh, my God.

He's out cold.

What a knockout.

No, no.

Let's go.

That was definitely a legal hit.

What is Xavier doing?

Xavier just hit Malin when the ref was waving him off.

Oh, Mitch, the officials are definitely going to have to take a look at that one.

But what an impressive knockout regardless.

Hey.

Hey.

Sorry about it.

I didn't want to hurt a cop.

That's not a problem.

It's been so long.

I wasn't even sure if you'd recognize me.

Of course we do.

I hope he's okay.

Hey, Maddy.

I'm your aunt, Maddy.

Hi.

Okay, honey.

We're done.

We'll be right back.

How's he doing?

Is he okay?

He's in a coma.

He's got a clot on his brain.

He's with the doctors.

It's all right.

He's tough.

He's tough.

You'll heal him.

He'll be fine.

I know you two haven't been talking.

It's all right.

We're still family.

It's all right.

This is James.

My name is Gabriel Stone.

I work with Xavier.

Just wanted to express our sympathies.

Thanks.

Hi, James.

Gabriel Stone.

Xavier Grousemanica.

Yeah, I know who you are.

Today, do you want a coffee or something?

I'm fine.

Thanks, Pa.

Excuse me.

James, excuse me.

You know, when I was starting out, I made it a point to watch all of your fights.

And you were a fucking animal, an absolute beast.

The greatest heart I've ever seen.

And your brother?

No offense, but...

He's like a photocopy compared to the original.

Some new one.

But what if I told you I could pay you $75,000 to fight my guy?

What the hell are you talking about?

You're one of the greatest MMA middleweights of all time.

And you're working on a fucking fishing trawler.

This is an opportunity.

I want to give it to you.

That's all.

I'm not a fighter anymore.

Listen, X-Con comes out of retirement to fight the guy that you once knocked out in six seconds.

You still hold the record for that, by the way.

My guy, he's now champion in the world, and he just put your brother in the fucking hospital.

Do you agree to that?

I sell the shit out of it.

ADK.

Why?

Why now?

His savior wants his legacy to be perfect.

He wants to wipe away the stain that you put on his record.

He's the champion.

He has the title.

He's the one taking all the risks.

All you need to do is show up on Flight 9 and get your pay.

85K.

$100,000.

Final offer.

Listen.

When your brother wakes up, you should have a talk to him because he has some debts that need attention.

Hey, finally, I found you.

Hey, you kid.

Listen, I got a present for you.

Here you go.

Give that to your dad when it comes to his senses.

Hey.

How you doing?

Think about it.

Hey.

He's stable for the time being, but he's going to need some rest.

How much does he owe you today?

What?

Who is it?

Is it Barry Dunn?

How much?

$50,000.

Jesus Christ.

What the hell are you doing borrowing $50,000 from Barry Dunn?

What do you think?

He's training camp.

Our house means a big car.

You've got to look like the real thing in this world.

All that costs money.

If he had a lot, no big deal.

We'd pay it right back.

No.

I just don't know what the hell he was thinking.

The one man you don't want to be indebted to is Barry Dunn.

And what were you and the manager speaking about?

He offered me $100,000 to find Xavier Grau.

What did you tell him?

I said no, I've called him.

That's the guy you picked up the phone, right?

Yeah.

I'm calling my guy.

Do you want to fight him?

I told him I'm not a fighter anymore.

That's not what I asked you.

You're thinking about it.

$500,000 is a lot of money.

But I said no.

No.

What do I tell your daughter when you're the one in the hospital in a coma?

That the money was good?

Let's go to bed.

All right, nerds, this is Dan in the Arena, episode 109.

I am Dan, as always.

And our man in the Arena today is the warrior, Mr. Xavier Grau.

And the day after, a dominant victory over Malin James.

Great performance.

There's been a huge response online.

Not all the good.

No, there's been some concerns, chatter, that that last hit you put on Malin, that that was...

That was illegal.

Come on, illegal?

In that case, all my punches should be illegal.

Malin James, he asked for a beating.

And that's what he got.

Okay.

Well, let's move away from the investigation, and let's talk about something else.

Patton James.

Of course, Malin James' older brother.

Now, he tells you your first and only professional loss, 11 years ago.

Knocking you out in six seconds.

I mean, that is still the record for the fastest knockout in my championship history.

Patton.

You know what, Dan?

I'm not gonna make excuses for that.

But if I could fight that little bitch tomorrow, I would knock him out in 2.0 seconds.

I would love to see that fight.

Patton.

Good to see you.

Wasn't sure you'd make it.

Can I get you a drink or something?

No, I'm good.

I can't stay.

Listen, I'll take your fine.

I want 150k.

Something funny?

Oh, funny in a good way.

150k, half up front, rest on the night of the fight.

No tricks.

Would you stop squeezing my balls for just five seconds?

Fucking no.

Put it in writing without a deal.

Alright.

Alright.

Assume that I get the full contract drawn up.

Your wife will hear you.

Fight games changed a lot in the last ten years.

You may not understand just how much it's in you stepping into that circle.

When was the last time you fought?

An eternity ago.

How much gas you got in that tank?

You signed the contract.

You set the dates.

You turn up.

No excuses.

Ready, fit.

Put on a show.

Or else we burn down your fucking world.

I need time to train.

How much?

I need six months.

You have seven weeks.

Good luck.

Alright, everyone, let's go.

Lucky you made it.

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

Isabelle, Isabelle.

What was that?

What are you doing?

A cartwheel.

Alright.

Everyone who wants to do cartwheels, over on the mat.

But for those of you future world champions, we're doing sidekicks.

Ready?

With you in a minute.

Actually, guys, take five.

Take five.

Go get a drink.

Holy shit.

Pat?

Rose?

My God, I didn't even recognise you.

All grown up?

All grown up.

Oh my god, man, what's it been like, eight, nine years?

Where the hell have you been?

I've been around and working.

Oh my god.

And you, was that your first?

I was.

Yeah, I blew my knee out.

Along with my career.

But at the start I was 9 and 0.

And I finished 12 and 7.

Oh shit.

It's a tough gig on one leg.

Damn straight, I'm sorry to hear that.

Oh, don't worry.

Have a look at me, Patton.

I'm far too pretty to be a fighter.

How's Stabney?

The same.

Older.

Meaner.

Might, uh, leave you to that lot.

Maybe I'll, maybe I'll just hang out.

Yeah.

Hey, hey, Patty?

He's not going to want to see you.

You know that, right?

You really shook him up, man.

I just don't think it's a good idea for you to hang around.

Nah, it's the past.

It was a long time ago.

For you, maybe.

Hey, what the hell are you doing here anyway?

I need a trainer.

Trainer?

For what?

I just took a fight.

It's in seven weeks.

Seven weeks?

Yeah.

Jesus, Patty, when's the last time you trained?

It's just been a while.

Who are you fighting?

Xavier Graham.

Fuck off.

Oh my God, you're serious.

Holy shit, Patton.

What about me?

I'll do it.

I'll train you.

I know just as much as Dad knows.

Probably more.

Fuck off.

Hey, Dad.

Look what the cat dragged in.

How you doing, Sam?

He's got a fight in seven weeks.

Xavier Growl.

He's, um, he's looking to come back and train.

Dad?

You going to say something?

Fuck off.

I told you.

I'll work on him.

I'll see you at dawn.

See you at dawn.

Big up the area, mate.

Who the fuck are you?

My name's Patton James.

Do you see Barry?

Oi!

You know who you're fucking with here, do you?

Who?

This little prick.

Come on, mate.

See what happens next.

It's both of you counseling up in hospital.

Or fuck off for any minute.

Go on.

Barry bloody does.

Son.

How are you, mate?

How are you, my old friend?

Good.

Those fucking ears.

Come and sit down and have a drink with me.

Talk about the old days.

Sit here.

Excuse me, sir.

I was only talking to someone about you the other day.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, about that stink you had in Silverwater Prison with those limbs.

That is still the best fight I have ever fucking seen.

Listen, mate, I can't stay.

It's a quick trip.

That's everything my brother owes you, plus an interest.

You and him square.

It would be good if every fucking drop could get a brother like you.

You're old school, Patton.

That's why I've always fucking liked you.

You're a normal man.

So if you need anything, anything, whatever, money, then you come and see me.

All right?

You're my little squirt.

Okay?

Good to see you, Matt.

Take care.

What time is it?

It's early.

Neil?

Hey, Patton.

What the hell are you doing here?

It's five o'clock in the morning.

I left Captain Fogwart.

Wasn't fun without you anymore.

You make a good team.

Yeah.

What are you doing here?

I'm going training.

Training?

What for?

Getting back in the fight game.

Fight game?

I don't suppose you need that with anything.

Have you got any experience fight training?

Not really.

I don't like fighting.

Listen, I'm sorry, man.

I've got to get going.

All right.

Bye, Patton.

Oh, man, I could use some, you know, something to train with.

I'll pay you a couple of bucks maybe at some point.

Really?

Yeah.

Ready?

Now?

Yeah.

Run?

Let's go.

All right, bag in.

Let's go.

So let me get this straight.

You've got a training partner that doesn't like to be hit to help you train for a one-championship fight?

Do I really have to tell you how fucking stupid that is?

I don't need to hit him.

I just need to have him around.

I need to train with him, to take down his grappling.

Get him to the ground.

I can get anywhere now.

What are you weighing, Neil?

I was 350 last time I checked.

That's not the worst idea.

It's not the worst idea.

Welcome to the team, Neil.

There's some gear over there, big guy.

Nothing's going to fit, but you're welcome to it.

Thanks, Ross.

Come on, guys.

Come on.

Where's my time, Pat?

Jack, again.

Again.

Enough.

Roll.

Walk around.

Let's go.

One, two.

Again.

Roll.

Cross, Jack.

Cross.

Again.

Roll.

Again.

Again.

Kill him, Pat.

Kill him.

Come on.

Stay calm.

What are you going to do now, Pat?

What are you going to do now?

Come on, Pat.

Come on, Pat.

You can do it.

Pat!

I can't breathe.

I can't breathe.

No one gives a fuck if you're tired, Pat.

Come on.

You ever hear of knocking?

You don't have a door.

What are you doing here?

You're not welcome.

Since when?

Since a very long time ago.

Doesn't need your permission anymore, Dad.

He's got mine.

I run the gym now.

I just needed time away, all right?

I'm still the same guy.

Yeah, same guy.

And you're definitely not welcome.

What's wrong with your face?

Fuck off.

I beat him before.

Things change.

You wouldn't last 30 seconds against Xavier Grau.

I don't need to last 30 seconds.

I just need to show up and get paid.

I see.

Well, if that's the case, you are definitely wasting Rose's time.

So why don't you just piss off and do some Zumba classes?

All right, can we get back to work now, please?

Come on.

Neil, he's going to try and get you to the ground.

Don't let him.

Great stuff.

Remember, it was your idea Pat.

Anytime ... we have all the day.

You're going to have to do better than that, Pap.

Hey.

How you doing?

Yeah, great.

You?

Yeah.

The word is that you, um, took a fight with Xavier.

Yeah, that's right.

That's my fight.

Your fight?

Mm-hmm.

You need to take some time off and let your body heal.

Hey, don't tell me what to do.

Ok, I'm not exactly sure what's going on here.

Well, you want to pay off my debt, so that's what's going on.

Ah, I see.

You're welcome.

I haven't seen you for five fucking years, and then suddenly you're back and you want to pay off my debts.

I'm just trying to help you.

Oh, now you want to help?

Eh?

Now you want to be my big brother, huh?

I'm very fine now, Patton.

I can handle myself.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Listen, thank me, don't thank me, it doesn't matter.

But it wasn't about you and me.

Of course it is.

You know it is.

It's always been about you and me.

It was finally my turn, and you walked away.

Remember?

Huh?

Only difference is, I don't look up to you anymore.

You can't hack it.

Violet!

Hey, fuck off, you dutch.

Please, put your fucking head in.

You think you're going to help him?

Fight Xavier in a circle and do something that I couldn't?

Or no, you's are.

Hey, Rose.

You're soft.

I want you to know.

Everyone knows that in jail you were just taking it like a little bitch.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Come on, you cunt!

Let's fuck off, guys!

Malon ... keep yourself taut.

Don't get back in the ring until your head's right.

It's all about respect.

Thanks, coach.

I'm so sorry, Sammy.

Sammy.

How's dinner taste?

Good.

Dad, I'm home.

Daddy!

Hey, little chickadee.

It's not good.

Smells good.

What's that mark on your face?

Nothing.

Just an accident at work.

Lucy, what's wrong?

You've been lying to me.

You took the fight, didn't you?

It's $150,000 back.

What the hell was I supposed to do?

Fuck!

Hey, I've got two good things in my life.

And that is you, and that is Maddy.

And I have a responsibility to protect you and provide for you.

And that's what I'm doing.

You promised me.

You fucking promised me that you wouldn't fight again.

Lucy.

Look.

Hands up, right!

Use your jab.

That a boy, Pat.

That a boy.

Go, go, first.

That was your fault, Pat.

You let him line you up.

Underhook, underhook.

Switch hands.

Jesus.

Come on, Pat.

He's shit.

What's that, Dad?

He's shit.

Stop being a wanker.

If you've got something to say, just say it.

Oh, I am.

I'm saying it.

He's shit.

Clear enough.

He's got no engine.

He's got no urgency.

Can't coach hard.

Come on, Patton.

Come on, get up.

How do we fix things between us, Sammy?

I built this gym for you, you know.

The mortgage, the old house.

Rosa's mum told me not to.

She said I was making a mistake, but I knew better.

We had everything in front of us.

You took all that.

You turned it into a bar brawl and a prison sentence.

I know.

I even had a plan for when you got out.

Everything became about waiting for you.

Even when Rosa's mum left, I still had my plan.

I didn't know.

You know, on your release day, I sat here like a fucking chump, expecting you to bounce back through that door.

I was going to strap your hands the way it was over and we could just get back to the plan.

You didn't show.

And the bank took the house.

I just don't understand why you couldn't call.

Just one phone call and a reason.

That's all I needed.

I got into a lot of fights in prison, Sam.

A lot.

I fought for my life every other day.

Every day there was a fresh fish coming in trying to make a reputation for themselves.

Calling me out.

I never slept in there.

Two and a half years of that.

And when I got out, the last thing I was thinking about was fighting.

The year I ran.

When I met Lucy, my wife.

She didn't know me as a fighter.

She didn't know me as a convict.

She loved me for me.

I didn't care about glory or any other reason, just me.

I'm a dad now.

Daughter.

Another one on the way.

I reckon I'd like a son.

I took this fight for money.

No other reason, just money.

I figure I could sell whatever was left of my legacy just to...

Just to get my family ahead, you know?

Just to buy some time, Sam.

Time's not a commodity like that.

You have moments and memories.

If you don't take the moment, you don't get the memory.

You're using Rose, Pat.

She loves you.

She has since she was a kid.

And if you have grown as a man, like you say, and you know that, then you shouldn't be here.

After an extensive review, the competition committee has decided to suspend you for six months,

fine you $75,000, and strip you of your title.

Are you out of your fucking mind?

Feels like I'm on trial for murder.

Feels like you've already been convicted.

We will be appealing this.

It won't change anything.

What about my fight with Pat and James?

As of today, it's cancelled.

You won't be fighting in any one championship events until your suspension is served.

This is a professional sport.

We don't condone and or tolerate dirty fighters and unnecessary violence.

He's the one that brings all the money to this fucking organization.

How about you show some respect?

Looks like we're done.

Let's go.

Fuck.

All right, get the fuck out of here, you guys.

There he is, come on, yes!

Cover up!

Yes, buddy, set it up, set it up!

Fuck!

Good, Patty, good!

30 more, let's go!

Keep that pace, keep that pace!

Rhythm, rhythm, rhythm!

Nice, Patty, nice!

Keep working through it!

Breathe, breathe!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Cut.

Oh, wow!

Pat and James.

The man and the myth.

What the hell are you doing here?

Hey, how you doing, everyone?

Nice to see you.

Hey, hurry up.

So, slight change in plans.

Do you mind if we have a quick business chat?

Any chat in front of the table?

What kind of change?

I've been suspended by the competition committee.

We're working very hard to get the ruling overturned.

But in the meantime, we just need to change the venue.

You two thought all the way out here to what?

To pitch me this bullshit?

You want to smoke a fight?

What difference does it make?

A fight is a fight.

It's going to be the same rules, Patton.

Except it's not under the one-banner championship.

Which is to our advantage, anyways.

That's not what I signed up for.

Hey, come on, Patton.

We all want this fight to happen, right?

Listen, Patton, buddy.

If you can't make the fight, one championship, you still have to pay me.

There's always going to be a motherfucker who hides behind a contract, though.

Hey, y'all, let me, uh...

Let me ask you something.

Man to man, what kind of pussy bitch are you?

What kind of pussy bitch that knocked your ass out in six seconds?

You remember that, cunt?

Yeah.

I bet you put me in that moment like it was the greatest memory of your life.

Welcome back, Patton.

I see you.

Which do you like more?

Sunset or sunrise?

Sunrise.

Really?

Sushi delivery for, uh...

for a Maddie James?

Did a Maddie James order sushi?

Daddy!

You look good in school.

Yeah.

What's your favorite sushi?

It's over.

What is?

The fight.

There's a breach in contract.

It's not happening.

Are you sure?

I'll say it.

I'm so sorry I lied to you.

What happened again, I promise.

Better not.

What about the money that they paid you?

A thousand.

And more.

Can I have my wife back now, please?

Please.

Hey!

How you coming to fight?

How you doing, you okay?

You didn't get lost.

It's alright, we all get lost.

You don't fucking get it.

You can get lost on this track.

What do you mean?

Did you not fucking hear me?

I just said it.

I run this because at least I know deep down.

I know it.

It's right there and then I'm...

And then what?

Then it's up there.

You need help?

Yeah.

It's a good idea.

Hey, now.

Come on, late for that, mate.

Maddy wants her uncle to come to her birthday party.

Please.

She's your niece, you don't even know her.

No.

I know her.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Nadine showed me a photo.

She's cute.

Teach her to surf.

Down south there where I taught you.

Fuck, you were good at it.

She's just like you, she's good for foot.

Won't let me tell her what to do.

Just to learn it all herself.

Sorry I walked away from you.

Hiya.

What time?

Five o'clock Monday.

Fuck.

Daddy?

Is Uncle Alan coming?

Yeah, he'll be here, babe, I promise you.

Who could that be right now?

Hey, you guys.

Hey, you bros.

Hey, mate.

Hey, Lucy.

Maddy?

Hi.

Hi.

Happy birthday.

Happy birthday?

This is for you.

And I bought some things at an arcade for you.

Which one do you want?

This one.

I love that one.

Beautiful, huh?

Hey.

Oh!

Got something on.

Can't stay.

Sorry.

What do you mean you can't stay?

Where are you going?

You'll see.

Told you.

What the hell are you talking about?

Keep an eye on the news.

About to be famous.

What are you doing, mate?

What the fuck are you talking about?

I'm all good, brother.

Just got some things I gotta take care of.

It's gonna be a great night.

We'll talk tomorrow, eh?

Alan.

Hey.

Go back to your daughter's birthday.

What the hell are you talking about?

It's a surprise.

What?

It's a big surprise.

What's a big surprise, mate?

I love you, mate.

Who's this one from?

How come Alan?

I'm rich!

Lady, what's going on?

How did you know about this?

Huh?

Like, where the hell did he get the money?

He's not meant to fight.

The doctor said he needs to wait five months because of his swelling.

He won't fucking listen, Pat.

He can't even catch.

So he said yes.

He's gonna fight Xavier again.

When?

Tonight.

Tonight?

Tonight.

It's $10,000 a ticket.

Where then?

No, Dave, where the hell is he fighting?

Tell me!

What?

What?

What?

What's up bro ?

It's a fucking game.

Come on !

It's a fucking guy.

Hey! Don't end this too quickly, okay?

Do it slowly.

We did this game for the show.

We're paid enough money for it

And when you're doing it ...

Do it with those spiny kicks you do.

Spiny kicks, huh?

Oh, that shit will go viral.

Okay.

You sure you're good?

Come on, man!

Come on!

Get up!

Get up!

Hit him!

Take it!

Oh!

Take it!

Hit him on the face.

You sure you're good, man?

Come on, man!

Come on.

Come on, Malon!

That's what you got!

Come on!

Stay behind me.

Just listen to me.

Hey, boys.

Hey, boys, we're running a bit late.

I need to meet Barry.

Mate, it's private events.

Fuck off!

Offender Barry's a friend of Barry's.

We're brothers fighting!

You're not getting away!

Neil!

I thought you said you couldn't fight.

Well, I said that I like fighting.

It's different.

Sometimes you gotta fight, right?

Yeah, sometimes you gotta fight.

Let's go, let's go!

Get up!

Get up, man!

Come on!

Solo!

Solo, get up!

Come on, lad!

Get Alfred!

Alfred!

Alfred, stop!

Move!

Move!

Move!

Stop!

Move!

Move!

What's he saying?

Charged with senseless indolence.

Sorry to hear it, mate.

I'm here, you make me smile.

Thank you.

Malon was a great fighter.

He was a good man.

He was well respected in the One Championship community.

And so are you.

But you have to have a cause.

What was all that about?

Let's go.

No!

No!

Let's talk about your unsanctioned fight with Malon James.

Some people say you're responsible for...

No, no, no.

Wait.

Let me explain something to you.

See, Malon James, he was a fighter.

He wanted a rematch.

He signed a medical waiver.

And he knew it was an unsanctioned fight.

We both did.

Do you have any remorse?

Of course I do.

He wasn't supposed to die.

But if you're looking for someone to blame, then you point the finger at his pussy-ass brother.

You are, of course, talking about Patton James.

Yeah, Patton James.

You had your little brother step in for you, and he just got out of the hospital.

You should have manned up and taken that fight.

That fight was meant for you.

I always thought this whole fighting thing was so stupid.

People making money off of violence and pain.

I don't get it.

But I can't watch you like this.

I'm trying so hard.

I know.

Malon made his own decisions.

You fought because I didn't.

You should have been me.

You're not responsible.

You're not.

I know what to do.

Yeah, you do.

I hate that it's your only way through all this, but...

it's who you are.

And I love you.

What are you saying?

Go do what you need to do.

Kick his ass.

And when you're done, you come back to us.

She was 13 years old before I let Rosie near to watch me work.

Now that I was protecting her, I thought she'd get hurt or anything.

I just knew from the moment she set foot in this ring, no matter how long or short her career as a fighter was,

sooner or later she'd end up in one of the corners with a towel over her shoulder, just like her old man.

Like father, like daughter.

And that would signify that my time was at an end.

She is a good trainer.

You couldn't do better.

She works the fighters hard.

You want to know why?

Why?

So they can breathe.

Why do I need to breathe?

So you can think.

Why do I need to think?

So you can win.

The advance.

Said no to a guaranteed payment.

One fight, no rematch when he takes it off.

Rose starts with her fighters at 6am.

She expects four kilometres of road work.

Before you arrive to get strapped up.

Don't be late.

Hey, I love you, Sammy.

Fuck off.

Yes, Patton, yes.

Look who's back, ladies and gentlemen.

Here he is.

Good.

Many years ago, Patton James was feared.

Arguably the most dangerous guy in all of MMA.

Xavier Grout is looking to finish some unfinished business.

And at the same time, try and restore his image after being stripped of his title by one championship for a vicious illegal hit.

Tonight, the warrior fights the general and it is all about legacy.

It's not just about the middleweight belt.

It's about Grout avenging his only loss and James avenging his brother.

Just then, the moon began to drift slowly behind the clouds.

All right, Patton, it's time.

All around the world.

Incredible story.

At one point, he was the guy to beat in the MMA world.

He earned a shot at the title, but he landed himself in prison and never got the chance.

Until tonight.

Introducing first, he is the former number one right middleweight MMA contender.

Standing at five feet ten inches tall, weighing in at 203 pounds.

Trading out of Sammy's gyms and Trove's MMA.

Holding an undefeated MMA record of 11 wins and no losses.

With an incredible ten finishes.

Nine by knockout.

Representing Australia.

Patton James is hitting the crown for the second time with more than a decade in between.

These bitter rivals will collide.

The wait is finally over.

James out of retirement for the shot he ever got.

This fight is all about redemption.

No, this fight is about revenge.

He is the former eight time one middleweight MMA world champion.

Representing the United States of America.

Xavier "The Warrior" Grau

All right, gentlemen, we've been over the rules.

Protect yourself at all times.

Follow my instructions.

You're going to have a clean fight.

Touch gloves if you wish.

Oh boy, they do not touch gloves.

That says it all, Mitch.

Here we go, Brian, for the one middleweight MMA championship of the world.

We are here live from the impact arena.

This is the world title match the world has been waiting for.

You ready?

Let's do it.

Oh, oh.

Get out of there Pat.

All right, come on, baby.

Get out of there.

Get up, get up, get up, come on.

Get him off his back.

Come on.

Come on baby come on.

You can do it, baby.

You can do it.

Team is down.

Big shots landed by ground.

All right.

Watch that.

Take a breath.

I need to pee for a second.

I'm good out there.

Is he tough?

Come on buddy, deep breaths.

Atta boy, there he is, use your breath.

Seconds out.

Alright, you ready?

Pump the stool.

Fucking smash it.

Okay, come on, let's go.

Round two is set to get started here at the mighty Impact Arena.

From Bangkok, Thailand, we are set for the second round.

Nice, nice.

Get it baby.

Stay there.

Get it.

You got this.

It's yours brother.

Breathe.

Come on.

Can he continue fighting?

Get up.

You can hear the crowd.

Back to the feet he goes.

Breathe.

Come on.

Breathe.

Breathe.

Check this out.

Off the stool.

What?

What the

No, no.

You alright?

Yeah, yeah, he's fine.

I wasn't asking him.

I'm fine, I'm fine.

You good?

Yeah, yeah.

Alright, I'm gonna give you one minute.

Okay.

Fuck that, can you even see?

No.

What do you wanna do?

Let's finish this.

Let's fucking go.

Sometimes you're just gonna fight.

Fuck yeah.

Let's go, Pat.

Pat has got to be compromised.

He's weathered a lot of big shots, and he's really showcased the heart of a true champion.

But what can he do against the insurmountable force that is Xavier Grau?

Man, come on.

That's it.

You're losing.

Brown, follow him.

Get him.

Get him, baby.

Get him.

Come on.

Yes, again.

Yes.

Come on.

Move, move.

Brown, Brown.

Brown.

Yes, that's it.

Fuck you.

You fucking moron.

What?

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

And he has just beaten Xavier Brown.

I told you son.

I fucking told you.

I told you.

You're a fucking world champion.

Ladies and gentlemen, your referee, Mr. Herb Dane, has called a stop to this contest after four minutes and seven seconds in the third round.

For your winner, by way of technical knockout,

and new undisputed one middleweight MMA champion of the world,

and now three million dollars return, the General Patton

James.

James!

James!

I'm coming home baby!

I'm coming home ... I love you!