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[music playing]

This stain is what
I'm talking about.

They're going to make
me pay for the shirt.

You think you can
get this stain out?

I don't do stains.

You don't do stains.

Here, put your jacket on.

Nobody will notice.

You know, we could have
taken my car, but no.

Well, yeah, we could've
taken your car, but, uh--

[music playing]

Ah, invitation.

Invitation.

I think I left it in the car.

It's OK.

You must be Chris Lorenzo.

Danny's told me
so much about you.

And you must be Ellen Barclay.

It's nice to meet you.

Rita, this is Ellen Barclay.

She's Danny's manager
and one of the only women

in the fight game.
- Yes.

Well, I guess let's go find him.

Let's go find
the guest of honor.

He'll be so
excited to see you.

I was looking for Alan.

Forget Alan.

You found the hidden treasure.

It's not going to happen.

Bastard.

Oh, thank you so much.

Congratulations on
your success, Ellen.

I'm sure it hasn't been
all that easy for you.

Well, you know, it's funny.

When Mr. Tarlow bought
Danny's contract

and signed me as his manager,
the entire fight world

questioned his sanity.

And then when we agreed to
fight "Dead Meat" Dominguez,

well, they questioned mine too.

They said it'd be a miracle if
Danny survives the first round.

- Hey, Mac.
- Who the hell are they?

Chris Lorenzo, champ.

I'm honored.

Rita, this is Mac Briggs, the
X-light heavyweight champion

of the world.

He's training Danny.

Nice to meet you.

Hey!

Hey!

Oh, man.

- What's up?
- Look at you.

You look good.

Oh, man.

I finally feel comfortable
in this [inaudible]..

Yeah, [inaudible].

Good to see you.

Oh, and would
you look at this.

Hi.

Doesn't it bother you watching
him paw her like that, Daddy?

You bought me my first
set of boxing gloves.

He ever tell you that, Rita?

Oh, you mean he
had money back then?

Time out.
Let me, let me set this up, OK?

I am coach and junior
hoops and every time

this kid shows up somebody
leaves with a busted nose,

a black eye.

So it didn't take
a rocket scientist

to figure out that maybe
basketball wasn't his sport.

[laughing]

- Keep away from her!
- Rupert, please.

You think I don't
see what's going on?

Come on.
- Back off.

Wait a minute.
Come on.

Come on, Mr. Tarlow.
- No!

No!
- Save it.

Save it.
Come on, save it.

[inaudible]

[inaudible]

[theme music]

Oh, that's good with the
onions and the hot sauce, Raul.

Perfection.

Oh, I love the smell of
napalm in the morning.

So, you done with the
sports section, cap?

Does it look like I'm done?

What is that smell?

That's it.

I'm finished.

I'm getting heartburn
just looking at you.

Well, sir, man does not
live by cottage cheese alone.

This man does.

There's a nice
feature on your friend

Danny Newlin there in the
paper on page three or four.

They're doing it.

They are not doing it.

They're doing it, Chris.

Trust me on this.

Women know these things.

Women know these things.

Pardon me.

I seem to have left my decoder
ring home this morning.

What are you two
geniuses talking about?

Chris's friend Danny
and his lady manager

they're having a fling, see,
and her fiancee knows about it.

It was a very nasty
scene last night.

I asked him, all right.

There is absolutely
nothing going on.

Tarlow was drunk, he
imagined the whole thing.

He wasn't blind drunk.

You know, I thought she
was stupid putting the kid up

against Dead Meat Dominguez.

Now, if she's putting
herself up against the kid,

she's really stupid.

Rupert Tarlow is worth millions,
club fighters come very cheap.

You're gonna die.

Die.

AL ALBERT: This is Al Albert
at the Palm Beach estate

of sports tycoon Rupert Tarlow.

Rupert Tarlow recently
took over the management

of cruiser weight Danny Newlin,
who is a relative newcomer

in the professional ranks.

Newlin's record may be
short, but it's impressive.

Eight fights, eight
wins, seven by knockout.

And next week he
goes into the ring

and a scheduled 10
rounder against top

ranked Delino "Dead Meat"
Dominguez, although most

of the experts consider this
little more than a tune up

in Dominguez's march
towards the WBF title.

But the real story here
today has nothing to do

with that match up next week.

Seated to my right
is Ellen Barclay.

Ms. Barclay, you are not only
hands down the most attractive

promoter in boxing today, but
you have managed to score quite

a coup promoting a
nationally televised fight

your first time out of the box.

Yes.

We're really excited
about this fight.

Should be a great time and--

RUPERT: She's some piece
of work, isn't she?

I can't tell you how proud I am
of this remarkable young woman,

Al.

Why only last year
she was my gopher.

Go for coffee, go for donuts.

And look at her now.

Proud of yourself?

You humiliated me out there.

Join the club.

Everyone on the payroll's
talking about you and Newlin.

You're the one
talking about it.

Jesus, every time a man
looks at me, any man,

you think he's trying
to get in my pants.

Things have to change.

Everything's go to hell
with this whole deal.

[knocking]

MAC: Miss Barclay?

Come in, Mac.

Can't this wait?

Mac's got an idea.

I think it's a pretty good one.

Well, since Dominguez
has one of the strongest

lefts in the division,
I was thinking maybe

we ought to get a heavyweight
for these last few sessions.

Now, I checked it out and
Marcus Del Ray's available.

And he's a softball too.

How much would Del Ray cost?

Maybe $4,000 or $5,000.

Forget it.

I'm not throwing any more
money down this whole.

It's small change against what
we stand to gain if Danny wins.

If he wins.

[laughs] He's going to
get beaten to a pulp,

and I want to be sitting
ringside enjoying every minute.

You got what you wanted, right?

You're famous.

TV, newspapers.

Well, I'm tired of
picking up the tab.

This little joke's gotten
too damn expensive.

Come on, Mac.

Let's go.

Look, there's nothing going
on between me and Danny.

Rupert, please, just
let me do my job.

From now on you are
no longer authorized

to make any decisions
or to spend another dime

without my personal approval.

You can't do that.

I've got a contract.

The terms of which you've
been violating for some time.

Don't push me, Ellen.

You'll force me to push back.

Now get out.

Come on, Danny.

Up on your toes.

Get up!

That's it.

[inaudible]

Where did we get this guy?

[making martial arts sounds]

You know, Lorenzo?

Fights like a girl.

Oh, yeah?

I am a champion!

Hey, Bruce.

Cotton, what are
you doing here?

Hey.

Chris, buddy.

Yeah, Chris, you're really
putting your life in your hands

mixing it up with
Nuclear Newlin.

What are you doing here?

I work here, bud.

I had a job for over a week.

Massages.

Had the best chance
in the business.

You got the latest fingers
in the business, Cotton.

Danny, watch your wallet.

That hurt, Chris.

Rub down, Danny?

Sounds good.

Yo, Mac, I got to talk
about the boss lady,

man, she's killing me.

All right, Cotton.
Come on.

- Yeah, right.
- Me and you.

I've been waiting for this.
Come on, baby.

OK, ready?

What's wrong, Mac?

Nothing.

Just out of a job is all.

Your boyfriend fired me.

That's a joke, right?

I'll kill him!

Danny!

I'm serious.

I need this guy.

You said so yourself.

If it wasn't for Mac, I--

Fine.

If that's the way he wants
to play it, it's over.

I'm out of here.

- Danny, wait!
- Hey, come on.

Don't turn your
back on this, Danny.

Hey, look at me.

You worked too hard to get here.

OK?

[music playing]

RUPERT: Briggs is already gone.

Fired him an hour ago.

I know he turned the
kid around, but that

doesn't mean
Newlin's got a chance

in hell against Dominguez.

You're very confident, Rupert.

But if something goes
wrong and Dominguez doesn't

get a shot at the
title, my people are

going to be out $35 million.

Mm.

Hey!

Damn you!

Milk.

It's good for you.

I thought maybe you dozed
off, but you did hear me,

didn't you?

Confident people have a
tendency of being lazy.

Uh.

ELLEN: I know how you feel.

Sweetheart, you've got to
put that out of your mind.

You gotta stay focused.

It's killing me
seeing you with him,

knowing he's touching you.

Sweetheart, it's
just as hard for me.

Not much longer, OK?

I promise.

I'll tell him as soon
as the fight's over.

[music playing]

I want you to tell him now.

[music playing]

ELLEN: That's it.

Yeah.

I'll kill you.

Whoa.

[yelling]

Danny, no, stop.

You're going to kill him.

It doesn't matter.
It's over.

He's going to cancel the fight.
- No, he won't.

Come on.

We've gotta get out of here.

[music playing]

Well, either they got
some high, nasty doorknobs

around here or somebody popped
him a couple of good shots.

Yeah.

No ligature marks
around the neck.

Doesn't look like there's
any blood in the pool.

Well, his shoes
aren't scuffed,

so he wasn't dragged out here.

What do you think, he comes
out here, he gets in a scuffle,

gets hit, goes into
the pool and he drowns?

Yeah, maybe.

But look at this.
No sign of a fight.

Patio furniture is
all nice and neat.

And we got this.

Martinis for one.

Poolside, no second glass.

Yeah.

You bag this for us, please?

Thanks.

Well, maybe his guest took
his glass home with him.

You got Danny pegged for
this already, don't you?

No, but look at his face.

I mean, you think a
woman would punch him

and make him look like that?

Him does not
necessarily mean Danny.

Yeah, but he's the first
person that comes to mind,

isn't he?

All right, Larry.

I got it, thanks.

I wish I could say I
was happy to see you.

I know this is
difficult for you.

I've got a couple
questions I need to ask.

You found him?

Yeah.

We had a fight
last night, I left.

I spent the night at a hotel
and when I got back this morning

I found him.

What'd you fight about?

Danny, what else?

Was Danny here?

Um, no.

All right.

I'm going to need the name
of the hotel you were at

and anybody who might be
able to verify your story,

anybody who saw you there.

Bag these sheets for
me, will you, Greg?

Yeah, I want every surface
in here dusted, you guys.

So you ever tear up a bed
like that just sleeping?

Ellen said she stayed
at a hotel last night.

She and Tarlow had a blowout.

Yeah, so who's been
sleeping in her bed?

That's a good question.

How's it going, Danny?

OK.

You hear what happened?

Tarlow?

Yeah, I heard.

Well?

What's going on, man?

What, you think I killed him?

No.

But I've got to
find out who did.

That's what they pay me for.

Yeah, right.

When's the last time
you saw Mac Briggs?

Yesterday.

Cleaned out his stuff
and then he split.

Right after he got
canned by Tarlow.

You seen him.

Yeah, he seemed
pretty fired up.

He tell you where
was going last night?

What is it with you, man?

Now you think Mac's the killer?

Mac wouldn't hurt anybody.

Come on, Danny,
make this easy.

All right?

Where were you last night?

Come on, Danny.

This is Chris, remember?
Talk to me.

Where were you last night?

I was here, man.

All right?

I was here.

I took a steam, I
watched some tapes.

I went back to the
hotel about midnight.

Anybody see you?

Maybe.

I don't know.

Somebody worked
Tarlow over last night

before he died, somebody who
knew what they were doing.

Yeah?
Glad to hear it.

You're pulling
up with your right.

Why?

Come on, Danny.

Come on, Danny,
this is Dominguez.

He just dropped
his left, hit him.

Hit him, Danny!

What'd you do to your hand, man?

Nothing.
It's sore, that's all.

I've been sparring a lot.

You know, of all the people,
I thought you believed in me,

man.

I do Danny.

I've got to see your hand.

You want to see my hand?

Get a warrant, cop.

Can I get you
something, detective?

Coffee, juice, club soda?

No.

So I suppose you want to
know where I was last night?

Yes, I would.

I was at a charity
function in town.

I'll write down the
details for you.

A lot of people
saw me and I wrote

a check with lots
of zeros in it,

so I'm sure they'll remember me.

Do you mind if I change?

I have a lunch appointment.

No, that would be great.

So, were you and
your father close?

Well, it depends on
what you mean by close.

We had our differences.

For a few years there we
weren't even speaking.

People say I'm a lot like him.

What do you think?

You an only child?

Sole heir, if that's
what you're getting at.

What about Ellen Barclay?

What about her?

Well, she's your
father's fiance.

After their marriage--

Am I missing something here?

You don't know my father.

He had more fiancees than
he could keep track of.

He liked women.

How many times has
your father been married.

Just once.

He got all the benefits
of marriage being engaged

and all it cost him was a ring.

Then after awhile, after
he got tired of them,

he'd go out and find
himself a new fiancee.

Usually women my age.

Actresses, models, dancers.

And most of the time
he'd pay them off

and they'd leave
quietly, but not Ellen.

Zip me up, please.

You think Ellen killed him?

Do you?

Look, money greases
a lot of wheels.

Ellen could have paid off
that desk clerk to alibi her.

Yeah, but what
about the garage?

His records show that her
car was there all night.

Yeah, but it could
have happened, all right?

Tarlow's got a lousy track
record with his fiancees.

Ellen stood to lose millions.

You know, you are
trying like hell to get

the jacket to fit her, partner.

Danny slips right into it.

He doesn't have an alibi.

He's got motive, opportunity,
a history of physical violence.

If that's not enough, I
saw him threaten the guy

12 hours before he died.

Donovan can practically
mail this thing in.

You really don't
think he did it, do you?

Not a chance.

The biggest shot of
his life a week away?

Danny's got a short fuse,
but he's not stupid.

All right.

So how many names do we
have left on our scorecard?

Laurie Tarlow?

See, with her father
marrying Ellen,

she stood a good chance to
be bumped to second position

for the family fortune.

No, her alibi checked out.

Mac Briggs is still out there.

Yeah, well nobody
can find him.

I think getting fired is pretty
thin for motive, don't you?

Ellen is still our best shot.

I wish that were true.

We both know who
our best shot is.

Yeah.

Hello.

The doctor can see you now.

We tried and we
tried, but we just

couldn't get out the stains.

What a job, huh?

I would love that
kind of easy out.

Hey, we tried to we tried, we
just couldn't solve the murder.

Yeah, but I'm afraid this is one
murder we can solve, Lorenzo.

It was a one rounder
in that bedroom

and your boy was right
in the middle of it.

His prints are all
over the place.

Damn.

We get a semen sample, my
money says it's an exact match

to the stains on the sheets.

So Tarlow comes in, he finds
Danny in bed with his fiance,

they go outside by the
pool and they have a fight.

Kid punches his lights out,
Tarlow falls into the pool

and drowns.
Slam dunk.

Wait a minute.

What about the
pitcher by the pool?

- So, what about it?
- Come on.

He catches Danny
tagging his fiance,

invites him out to the
pool for a martini?

The fight would
have been instant.

They never would've
made it out to the pool.

Wow.

That is fascinating, detective.

But a case it neither
makes no breaks.

There's no telling how long
that booze was sitting there.

Lab get any other prints?

No, just the Barclay woman.

Hey, come on, your kid's
gone down for the count.

You want me to send
somebody else, I will.

No.

No, I got it.

Hold on a second.

Hey, Danny!

Come on, ease up.

You're hurting this guy.

Yeah, I know.

Well, look, that's
what I told him,

but he said he didn't
want to cancel.

No, he doesn't even
want to postpone.

Hey, look, I gotta call
you back, all right?

Danny, that's enough!

Danny!

Come on.

Come on.

Sh, sh, sh.

Grab a shower, man.

[music playing]

We got into it, all right?

He caught you in bed
with Ellen, didn't he?

No.

It was over him firing
Mac, I told you.

You told me you
weren't there, Danny.

All right.

How about I give you a
paper cup, some privacy,

you give us a sample,
we'll see if it matches.

I want a lawyer.

Now.

Look, Danny, you're
a professional.

You know what happens when you
pop someone out of the ring.

That guy had it coming.

The way he treated Mac?

No respect.

I couldn't let that slide.

[hiccups]

I need some coffee.

How about you?

Yeah, absolutely.

OK.

I'm going to buy that you
and Ellen were just friends,

I owe you that.

All right?

What I want to know is, I mean,
what I really want to know is,

who was she moaning
and groaning with when

Rupert walked into the bedroom?

I mean, you should have
seen that bed, man.

It was wet, the sheets
were everywhere.

She must have been
some wild piece of a--

Careful, man.

That's your bad hand.

How long has this been going on?

Couple of months.

Neither one of us
meant for it to happen.

She's the best in my life, man.

I know.

I can't see her get hurt.

Was Tarlow alive
when you left?

Wait a minute.

You think she killed
him, don't you?

No.

Then why are you
covering for her, Danny?

He was alive when
you left, wasn't he?

Got nothing else
to say to you, man.

Take him back down.

So?

He's going to take
the fall for her.

If we can find another good
suspect he won't have to.

Rupert Tarlow certainly
has his share of enemies.

OK, killer.

Take five, please.

Hey, Chris.

Cotton, I thought you
were a rub down man?

Yeah, I'll be needing
one myself at this rate.

I'll tell you, the manager's got
me working out with the guys,

giving them a couple of tips.

So how's Danny?

Damn shame.

Yeah.

No comment at this time.

Hey, it looks
like you got him.

I guess there's not
going to be a fight.

I mean, if you got the guy
and pinned him for murder

I guess the fight's off.

Why all the interest, Cotton?

You know, last time I saw you,
you were working for Donnie

Dogs, now you turn up here?

You're up to something.

Whatever do you
mean, friend Chris?

I haven't seen Donnie.

He's handling on the books
on this fight, isn't he?

And he sent you in
here to spy-- you

know, you know what has been
bugging the hell out of me?

Is trying to figure out why
Tarlow would fire Danny's

trainer right before
the fight just

like you wanted him to lose?

There's a fix on this
fight, isn't there?

You got me, Mr. [inaudible].

You got me.

I'm not playing
games here, Cotton.

This fight was fixed, wasn't it?

Tarlow Promotions
is a syndicate.

A bunch of investors getting
together, buying up franchises.

Racehorses, that kind of thing.

This syndicate
owns Danny Newlin.

It also owns "Dead
Meat" Dominguez.

So they can't
lose on this fight.

They can lose big.

Dominguez has got a
shot at the title.

We're talking big bucks here.

The Newlin thing is,
is just a warm up.

Don't you touch
that ignition, Cotton.

Yeah, it's just a warm up unless
Danny beats Dominguez's butt.

Then Dominguez is just another
bum, the title shot is off,

and the syndicate is
out millions of dollars.

This is interesting.

So Donnie Dogs, he's a
player in this syndicate?

Small change.

The dude calling
all the shots name

is Fielding, Kurt Fielding.

He's 60% of the operation.

Thanks, Cotton.

Hey, does this fall under
the you owe me one category?

No.

[music playing]

- Hello, Ellen.
- Hey, Rita.

So, uh, thanks.

It looks like my lawyers
are going to have

Danny out by this afternoon.

They're going to
be charging him?

Well, if he's
charged, he stays.

There's no bail
on murder charges.

What, a fight?

A guy drowns?

Seems like to me it's
more manslaughter,

maybe even self-defense.

You've got this all
figured out, don't you?

That the package you sold Danny?

What the hell are
you talking about?

Danny admitted Tarlow
found the two of you

in bed together,
that he hit him.

Whose idea was it to
drown him, anyway?

Look, he was alive, all
right, when Danny left

and when I left.

He was sitting right
out here by the pool

killing the pain in his gin.

He told me to get out
and not to come back.

Look, Danny and I
were an accident.

We just fell in love.

Were you in love
with Rupert Tarlow?

No.

I knew him too well, you know?

He wasn't a very nice man.

But you knew what
he could do for you,

so you were willing to fake it.

Look, I'm not proud
of it, all right?

I mean, I wasn't
going to marry Rupert.

I even would have told him as
soon as the fight was over.

Once you were established
in the fight game.

Yes, I used him.

But he used me.

You know, I was his assistant.

I'm the one who got him
interested in fighting

in the first place.

I went out and scouted
talent for months,

and then I found Danny.

You know, I was a military brat.

My father was in the Marines.

He was top ranked
middleweight at Pendleton.

And I used to love
to watch him fight.

You know, he would've gone
pro, but he died before he

got the chance in Vietnam.

But Danny's a lot like him.

He's tough, stubborn, he's
raw, and Danny needed me.

Rupert Tarlow
didn't need anyone.

You said you left about 10:30.

Coroner puts the time
of death about midnight.

Danny could've come
back, you know.

No, Rita.

You don't know him like I do.

I mean, in the heat of the
anger it might have happened.

But he's not cold
and calculating.

That's Rupert, not Danny.

LIPSCHITZ: Hey, Lorenzo,
tell me something.

What's this called?

Oh, well, that
would be a bagel, sir.

Wrong.

I don't know what
the hell it is,

but it definitely
is not a bagel.

As a matter of
fact, if it ever was

a bagel it died a long time
ago, which, come to think of it,

explains the body bag.

Why did I ever leave New York?

RITA: Chris!

Ha, ha, there you are.

What'd you win the lottery?

No, but I think
Danny just did.

Check it out.

Yes.
Yes.

What?

What?
What?

Do you hear that?

What?

It's the people versus
Danny Newlin falling apart.

Have a look at that.

All right.

You wanna let him off, fine.

Just keep a tight leash.

Thanks, Cap.

Here's Newlin.

All right.

Thanks, Kenny.

You're interrupting
my workout.

What do you want?

The bruises on Tarlow's
face were a couple of hours

old at the time of death.

So?

So?

Danny, the medical
examiner is saying he could

have been alive when you left.

Meaning what?

Well, meaning
you're free to go.

See ya.

Hey!

I had to have confirmation.

[music playing]

Danny?

Danny?

MAC: Less arm, more body.

Like this.

Mac, we've been looking
everywhere for you, man.

I heard.

I also heard that
Danny was free.

Yeah, he is.

Here I am.

Now we've got a
fight to attend to.

So you're back on board?

You're damn right.

You know, the hotel
said that they haven't

seen him since last night.

Ellen hasn't seen him.

Well, I'll tell
him you're looking

for him if he happens by.

All right.

Appreciate it.

Thanks, champ.

Make this happen for him.

I will.

I know you will.

And thanks.

Take it easy.

Less arm.

Yeah, more body.

[laughing]

[music playing]

Chris, you forget something?

You made a big
mistake coming back in.

Bad judgment.

Man has to pay for his mistakes.

[music playing]

OK, you gotta get some sleep.

OK?

You've got a busy day tomorrow.

I want you up doing
roadwork at dawn,

then we got the
interview at 9:00.

I wish you'd come
on a show with me.

Sweetie, I've got too
many details to handle

before I leave for Vegas.

Besides, you'll do fine.

You know, everybody
thought that you

were going to pull
out of this fight

whenever all this went down.

I'm full of surprises.

[laughing]
- Yes, you are.

Well, we're on the wrong
end of 30 to 1 here,

which is exactly
where we want to be.

Well, don't worry.

I'm honored to be "Dead
Meat's" next meal.

[growls]

[laughing]

Get in the car.

What's this about, Fielding?

Want a drink?

Ah, all business, huh, kid?

I like that.

Good, let's talk some business.

The fight game is not
like any other sports

where usually the
best team wins.

In the fight game it's, it's
a matter of arranging things.

Maintaining control.

Rupert Tarlow didn't
understand that.

Do you?

You want me to lay down
for Dominguez, is that it?

You're quick Ah, you
see how quick he gets it?

It's so easy.

But Rupert Tarlow let
his personal feelings

cloud his business judgment.

He wanted to see you hurt.

I mean, that meant more
to him than the money.

You want to know who really
killed Rupert Tarlow?

I'm going to give you a hint.

It was a woman.

You know, your
girlfriend, Ellen Barclay.

Ooh.

Listen, listen, he
liked her very much

and, you know, he
wanted to make her happy

so he gave her a present.

You.

Then he lost control.

He couldn't guarantee me that
you wouldn't be a problem.

Big mistake.

Don't make the same
mistake, Danny.

If you're still standing at the
end of round two, she won't be.

It's up to you, Danny.

Her life or death, your call.

No, Michael, actually,
I'm busy Friday night.

Yeah.

Actually, the rest of the
weekend's pretty jammed up too.

Yeah.

Listen, I got to go, OK?

No, I got to go.

OK, yeah, I promise.

Bye.

Uh, that Michael O'Hare?

Uh-huh.

You know, I thought
you guys were getting

ready to pick out
furniture, all the sudden

you give him the boot.

Well, things weren't
going too well.

Underneath that charming,
boyish smile beats the heart

of a horny lounge lizard.

His scales were really
starting to show.

Ha.

I knew it.

See, the second you told
me he loved to dance.

I never trust a guy who loves to
dance, or a woman who doesn't.

How charming.

Another Lorenzo-ism gleaned
from a cave painting.

Look, could we just get back
to the matter at hand here.

We've got a murder
open on our plate.

Yeah.

Needle pegs on Kurt Fielding.

All right.

Now, Fielding owns "Dead
Meat" Dominguez, right?

Dominguez makes dead
meat out of Danny,

he gets a shot at the title,
and with ancillary rights

Fielding's looking at
making $20, $30 million.

So if Danny wins or
even if he does well,

that means the whole
title bout is off.

But why does
Fielding kill Tarlow?

Because Tarlow couldn't
guarantee the fight.

Fielding wanted Tarlow to
get Danny to take a dive.

Yeah.

Hm, Danny wouldn't play.

Not a chance in hell.

So Fielding kills Tarlow and
he tries to pin it on Danny.

I guess with a canceled fight
it cuts down on his losses.

Now all we've gotta
do is build a case.

Ah, this is the part
of the job I really hate.

Yeah.

Listen, I'm due for a
pre-trial with Donovan.

I should be back in
a couple of hours.

OK.

I will get the ball
rolling on this.

See ya.

Hey, Cap.

Yeah.

Oh, I just caught some air
squawk about Mac Briggs.

Somebody found him in a
gutter over in West Palm.

They called it a mugging,
I think it's serious.

[music playing]

Who did this to you, Mac?

Who did this?

OK, get him in.

Get the door.

This is Sean O'Grady reporting
from Murph's Gym in Palm Beach.

My guest this morning will
be Danny Newlin, who's

at the center of the controversy
surrounding the recent death

of Rupert Tarlow.

But the real question that's
on the boxing world's mind

is this, can Newlin,
already a huge underdog,

maintain his concentration
and his focus

for the big fight
coming up next week?

Listen, Ellen, are you OK?

I'm fine.

You wanna tell me who all
these guys are outside?

Insurance.

Against what?

Danny, what's going on?

Look, Kurt Fielding and I
had a little talk last night.

He wants me to throw the fight.

What?

This is serious, Ellen.

He killed Rupert, or
he had him killed.

I don't know.

You're not going
to do it, are you?

DANNY (ON PHONE):
You don't understand.

Yes, I do.

What?

Kurt Fielding said he
was going to hurt me?

That's why you got all
these guys here, isn't it?

Yeah.

Danny, we've come this far.

We're not backing down, OK?

Are you sure you're OK?

I'm fine.

Look, I'll see you
at the gym, OK?

Danny?

What's wrong?

- Fielding got Mac.
- But he left town.

He came back last night,
he wanted to surprise you.

I talked to him.

Fielding must have been waiting
for him outside the gym.

Is he going to make it?

I don't know.
He's beat up pretty bad.

Danny, you know he's sending
you a message, don't you?

Oh, my god.

Ellen.

No answer.

You know, her machine
should have picked up.

Line must be dead.

This is unit 34.

We've got a possible
kidnapping in progress

at 152 Ocean View Drive.

Suspects are armed
and dangerous.

MAN (ON SPEAKER): 10-4 unit 34.

Look, Danny, what came
between us, man, I'm sorry.

It's this job.

Sometimes, sometimes I
can't go with my heart.

You understand that?

Don't worry about it.

- Stay in the car.
- No way, man.

I'm going with you.

Man, it's him.

He's got her.

[music playing]

[siren]

Let her go!

[gunshot]

Freeze!

[gunshots]

All right, Fielding.

Let her go.

Let her go now unless
you want to be next.

Let her go.

Come here.

Up against the car.

Put the gun on the hood.

Where is he?

Don't worry, he'll be here.

Well?

Doctor won't let him travel.

What?

Man, what am I going
to do without, Mac?

Nothing.

He's got a TV set.

We will be in constant
contact with him.

You're going?

Yes, I am.

What the hell, as
long as he'd got cable.

No, wait a minute.
We gotta talk about this.

Nope.
There is no time.

The flight leaves in 20 minutes.

Let's go.

You can't just
take off like this.

Why not?
I got sick time.

So what am I supposed to do?

Well, come with us.

I got connections, I'll
get you a good seat.

No, I'm serious.

What am I supposed to
tell Captain Lipschitz.

Tell captain
Lipschitz to watch

the fight next Tuesday night.

Pow.

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