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Duke: Gettin' stronger!
HBO Commentator: Yet another quick knockout for Mason Dixon, almost perfunctory; the fans let him know how they feel about it.
HBO Commentator: Yet another quick knockout for Mason Dixon, almost perfunctory; the fans let him know how they feel about it.
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Martin: You got everything money can buy, except what it can't. Its pride. Pride is what got your ass out here, and losing is what brought ya back. But people like you, they need to be tested. They need a challenge.
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: But you know that ain't never gonna happen. There ain't anybody out there, Martin.
Martin: There's always somebody out there. Always. And when that time comes and you find something standing in front of you, something that ain't running and ain't backing up and is hitting on you and you're too damn tired to breathe. You find that situation on you. That's good, 'cause that's baptism under fire! Oh, you get through that and you find the only kind of respect that matters in this world, self-respect.
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: But you know that ain't never gonna happen. There ain't anybody out there, Martin.
Martin: There's always somebody out there. Always. And when that time comes and you find something standing in front of you, something that ain't running and ain't backing up and is hitting on you and you're too damn tired to breathe. You find that situation on you. That's good, 'cause that's baptism under fire! Oh, you get through that and you find the only kind of respect that matters in this world, self-respect.
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Rocky: Yo, don't I got some rights?
Boxing Commissioner: What rights do you think you're referring to?
Rocky: Rights, like in that official piece of paper they wrote down the street there?
Boxing Commissioner: That's the Bill of Rights.
Rocky: Yeah yeah, the Bill of Rights. Don't it say something about going after what makes you happy?
Boxing Commissioner: No, that's the pursuit of happiness. But what's your point?
Rocky: My point is, I'm pursuing something and nobody looks too happy about it.
Boxing Commissioner: But, we're just looking out for your interests.
Rocky: I appreciate that, but maybe you're looking out for your interests just a little bit more. I mean you shouldn't be asking people to come down here and pay the freight on something they paid, it still ain't good enough, I mean you think that's right? I mean maybe you're doing your job but why you gotta stop me from doing mine? Cause if you're willing to go through all the battling you got to go through to get where you want to get, who's got the right to stop you? I mean maybe some of you guys got something you never finished, something you really want to do, something you never said to someone, something... and you're told no, even after you paid your dues? Who's got the right to tell you that, who? Nobody! It's your right to listen to your gut, it ain't nobody's right to say no after you earned the right to be where you want to be and do what you want to do!... You know, the older I get the more things I gotta leave behind, that's life. The only thing I'm asking you guys to leave on the table... is what's right.
Boxing Commissioner: What rights do you think you're referring to?
Rocky: Rights, like in that official piece of paper they wrote down the street there?
Boxing Commissioner: That's the Bill of Rights.
Rocky: Yeah yeah, the Bill of Rights. Don't it say something about going after what makes you happy?
Boxing Commissioner: No, that's the pursuit of happiness. But what's your point?
Rocky: My point is, I'm pursuing something and nobody looks too happy about it.
Boxing Commissioner: But, we're just looking out for your interests.
Rocky: I appreciate that, but maybe you're looking out for your interests just a little bit more. I mean you shouldn't be asking people to come down here and pay the freight on something they paid, it still ain't good enough, I mean you think that's right? I mean maybe you're doing your job but why you gotta stop me from doing mine? Cause if you're willing to go through all the battling you got to go through to get where you want to get, who's got the right to stop you? I mean maybe some of you guys got something you never finished, something you really want to do, something you never said to someone, something... and you're told no, even after you paid your dues? Who's got the right to tell you that, who? Nobody! It's your right to listen to your gut, it ain't nobody's right to say no after you earned the right to be where you want to be and do what you want to do!... You know, the older I get the more things I gotta leave behind, that's life. The only thing I'm asking you guys to leave on the table... is what's right.
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Commentator: (After Dixon lands another easy knockout) The world of boxing is looking for a warrior who captivates us with his passion.
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Rocky: Ya know they always say if you live in one place long enough, you are that place.
Paulie: I ain't no talking building, Rock.
Paulie: I ain't no talking building, Rock.
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Rocky: I'd rather do something I love badly than...
Paulie: ...than to do bad by not doing something you love.
Rocky: Come on Paulie, we're about to serve today's special.
Paulie: Italian food cooked up by a bunch of Mexicans doesn't sound so special to me, Rock.
Paulie: ...than to do bad by not doing something you love.
Rocky: Come on Paulie, we're about to serve today's special.
Paulie: Italian food cooked up by a bunch of Mexicans doesn't sound so special to me, Rock.
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Paulie: Are you still mad that Adrian left you?
Rocky: She didn't leave, Paulie. She died.
Duke: You know all there is to know about fighting, so there's no sense us going down that same old road again. To beat this guy, you need speed - you don't have it. And your knees can't take the pounding, so hard running is out. And you got arthritis in your neck, and you've got calcium deposits on most of your joints, so sparring is out.
Paulie: I had that problem.
Duke: So, what we'll be calling on is good ol' fashion blunt force trauma. Horsepower. Heavy-duty, cast-iron, piledriving punches that will have to hurt so much they'll rattle his ancestors. Every time you hit him with a shot, it's gotta feel like he tried kissing the express train. Yeah! Let's start building some hurtin' bombs!
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: It's already over.
Rocky: Nothing's over 'til it's over.
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: What's that from, the 80's?
Rocky: That's probably the 70's.
Rocky: Hey yo, champ, aren't you a little scared?
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: I don't get scared. [walks away]
Rocky: [turns and walks away with his son] You know, I think you try harder when you're scared... that's when it's worked best for me.
Rocky: [to a ESPN commentator before the fight with Dixon] How you doin'?
ESPN Commentator: [to his colleages] Rocky Balboa just asked me how I', doing. Now, I grew up watching this guy. I never thought that I would be calling one of his fights! Unbeliveable. I'm a fan, I can't help it.
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: [before the final round] You are one crazy old man.
Rocky: You'll get there.
Rocky: She didn't leave, Paulie. She died.
Duke: You know all there is to know about fighting, so there's no sense us going down that same old road again. To beat this guy, you need speed - you don't have it. And your knees can't take the pounding, so hard running is out. And you got arthritis in your neck, and you've got calcium deposits on most of your joints, so sparring is out.
Paulie: I had that problem.
Duke: So, what we'll be calling on is good ol' fashion blunt force trauma. Horsepower. Heavy-duty, cast-iron, piledriving punches that will have to hurt so much they'll rattle his ancestors. Every time you hit him with a shot, it's gotta feel like he tried kissing the express train. Yeah! Let's start building some hurtin' bombs!
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: It's already over.
Rocky: Nothing's over 'til it's over.
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: What's that from, the 80's?
Rocky: That's probably the 70's.
Rocky: Hey yo, champ, aren't you a little scared?
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: I don't get scared. [walks away]
Rocky: [turns and walks away with his son] You know, I think you try harder when you're scared... that's when it's worked best for me.
Rocky: [to a ESPN commentator before the fight with Dixon] How you doin'?
ESPN Commentator: [to his colleages] Rocky Balboa just asked me how I', doing. Now, I grew up watching this guy. I never thought that I would be calling one of his fights! Unbeliveable. I'm a fan, I can't help it.
Mason 'The Line' Dixon: [before the final round] You are one crazy old man.
Rocky: You'll get there.