01x39 - Coach Dos

[bunniefuu]

Jimmy Boy,

I'm not sure if I'll allow
a boxing tournament to happen inside,

especially if there
are outside spectators.

How about you, warden?
Don't you have a passion for sports?

I used to.

Local basketball league.

Doesn't sports help people?

It teaches discipline, and teamwork.

It fosters positive thinking.

You know, warden,
most of our fellow inmates in here,

feel their lives are wasting away.

They have no hope.

They have no use.

But I believe that with this,

they will be able to revive their spirit,

to have some hope.

If they have a task,

they'll happily do it.

This is really good for them.

That's sports, right?

Alright.

I'll allow it.

That's it!

Really, warden?

Thank you, warden. Thank you.
Thank you.

Thank you so much.

Thank you, warden.

In boxing,

it's inevitable to lose some rounds,

yet no matter how many times you fall,

winning still feels amazing.

Are you ready?

Not really,
but there's no backing out now.

You better be sure, okay?

Just don't leave me there, alright?

I need backup, to boost my courage.

Don't worry.

I'm always behind you.

Shall we?

Let's go.

Sit down.

You're Commander Uncle's
right-hand man, right?

But you want me to believe

that you have nothing to do
with the drugs he was selling?

Warden, do you really think
I know all of Commander Uncle's secrets?

Do you believe he tells me everything?

I don't want to get involved
because if I get caught in this…

my sentence will only get longer.

Commander Tiklo, can you stop
playing games with me?

Warden?

Don't you believe
that a criminal can change?

You know, Tiklo,

if you talk,

I can make your life in here a lot easier.

Warden,

you really won't get anything from me.

All I know is Commander Uncle
has contacts outside,

and that's where his supply
comes from and the people.

Alright then.

Are you sure
this is the shortcut to Greenview?

Who grew up in Baguio?

You.

Who has more experience?
Who knows the fastest route to Greenview?

-You.
-It's me, right?

So, where's his room?

I don't know.

You didn't ask?

Why?
Only he can make a surprise visit?

Just pick what you want?

Hold on.

Tinay!

Why? Trina?

Hey, what's up?

Mayor.

Mayor.

Boss.

Good afternoon, Mayor.

Mayor.

It's up to us to find a way
to help our fellow inmates.

You too, bro.

Help fellow inmates?
I can't even help myself.

Tonio!

When you help others,
it's like helping yourself too.

Yeah, for you to earn some
character building.

You know what that is?

What do you mean by c*ck building?
I don't know c*ck building.

-Character.
-Character, okay.

Pause.

Save the fighting for later.

Let's hear from Lodipaps first.

Thank you! Thank you, son.

Here's the good news today,

the warden has agreed
to have a boxing tournament inside.

That's not all.

People from outside can watch.

That means…

For everyone.

-We'll all earn.
-Bro, the Filipino equivalent for that…

is betting.

-Right?
-Not betting, but to earn.

-Profit-earning.
-We'll all profit from it.

Okay. Okay.

The important thing is
to train our fellow inmates.

Right! Right, right!
That's right.

Okay. Okay.

A boxing tournament that
people outside can watch?

Is the warden really okay with this?

Didn't I just say that the warden agreed?

Good news.

Here's the thing.

We need to clean up this place,
before the tournament.

There are only four of us.
This place is huge, bro.

How can we clean it up just like that?

Tonio, when did you become so picky?

Let's just help each other out here.

Let's clean this place.
It's for our own good, anyway.

You?

Arthur.
Doc?

You're in charge of the clinic, first aid,

so you can check,
if all the participants are okay,

if they're in the right condition.

-Okay, vitals.
-Right?

-Okay.
-Okay, check.

Okay, now this one.

Tonio?

Since you like gossip,

you'll spread the word about
the tournament and tell them to join.

Make sure they understand

that this is beneficial to everyone
because they will all earn from it.

All the participants.

-That's important.
-That's all?

That's it?

Is that all?

Tell them they'll make money.

-Earn money?
-Yup.

If that's all you want, then I like it.

That's my forte.
Spreading gossip is my favorite thing.

That's mine.

As for me, I'll be in charge of training
those who want to box,

so we can put on a good show.

-That's right.
-We can't let the warden down, Dad.

And you, Dad…

just relax.

-You see?
-We'll take care of everything.

-Exactly, overseer.
-Leave it to us.

Just rest up. It's bad for your health,

We'll just report back to you.

Right.

-Perfect for you.
-That suits you, bro.

So you won't get tired.

You're like a retiree.
You're like…

Right? 68 or 69?

What's 68 or 69?!

You know, just…
Just be the boss.

-You won't do much.
-What about 68?

-Watch yourself.
-Punch him.

-Punch him.
-You said 68!

Set him straight.

Psst.
Hey!

What are you doing?

It's just these packages
they sent us are so heavy, bro.

Who told you to carry all that?

Bro.
Look, okay?

Yeah, Dad,

I think I get what bro is saying.

That we'd run out of time
fixing things here.

We can't focus on training
and on the clinic.

Exactly.

So, you know what this means?

Start recruiting our participants.

-Those who are skilled, okay? Competent.
-Competent?

The success
of this tournament depends on you.

Yes, sir. As long as they're strong.

Okay. I can do this.

Strong, well-built, big-bodied people.

I know you're passionate
about this boxing,

but it's like you have another
reason for that boxing tournament.

It's just, with all the chaos inside,

we thought…

it's time for a quieter life. You know?

And besides,

my son hasn't boxed in a long time.

That's why I'm excited.

Wow…

-I'm excited for your tournament.
-Lodipaps is getting sentimental.

I'm excited for your tournament, you know?

It's like back then, Dad, right?

You'd be so a**l planning my training
when I had a tournament, right?

The only difference now is…

that we're surrounded by walls.

But that's fine.

As long as I'm with my Lodipaps,
I'm all good.

So, shall we?

We'll take care of this, Lodipaps.

Go on.

We'll take care of cleaning this.
We'll fix it.

Such a good kid.

Go ahead, I got this.

There you go.

Trina!

Barok, can you leave me alone for a while?

-What's wrong?
-Tinay!

Why are you here?

-Trins, wait up.
-Why are you here?!

I don't need you.

Just a moment, sweetheart.

Trina, please.

Why? Where were you when we needed you?

When mom had cancer and was struggling.

She fought for her life, for me.

That's how much she loved me,
even if she's gone.

I can still feel her fierce love for me.

So please, never call me your child again!

Because most of my life,
I didn't need you.

What, do you expect me to accept you?

Just like that?

Never!

You came back because it was convenient.

Your family made me a measly side trip.

So get real,
it's too late for you to be my father.

You're fifteen years late!

You're so late!

-Tinay!
-Sir.

That's enough, sir.

Please don't follow her.

Just let Trina be alone.

Why did you have to be my father?!

Why did mom have to die?!

Don't want…

I don't like this.

Why was mom the one to die?!

You should have brought good news.

It seems hard to break the new warden.

It's like he's not buying
what Tiklo is saying.

Looks like you didn't bring any good news.

'Cause there's none.

He doesn't even talk to my young guards
about what changes he's going to make.

And all he talks about is reform.

But he believes there's still
drug operations here.

Of all things I hate…

A secretive warden
is what was placed here.

What?

We boxed just to get in here.

Our bodies hurt so much.

That's natural.
Your body will hurt, but that's fine.

That's what will fix our lives here inside

You too, Nico.

We were in the Paradise, right?

Well, it closed down.

We don't have any income now.
What do you send to your family now?

Nothing.

-Now…
-I don't have family. I'm an orphan.

Orphan…

You?

James.
Tell me, how do you vent while in here?

I write a diary.

Diary.

That's fine too.
It's fine with me.

Write a novel or whatever you want,
all I'm saying is,

boxing is a a lot cooler.

Who knows? You might be the next Pacman.

Become a senator, then run for president
until you lose, and that's fine.

But first, let's start here.

I'm telling you, when you start earning
and you don't have a family,

the money we'll make is all yours.

All we know is street fighting, though.

That's fine!

Don't worry. No need to worry.

Because the one who'll train you
is a world boxing champion.

Same level as, like…
You know, Ali?

Manny Pacquiao.

Mayweather.

Mike Tyson.

Our trainer is about here.

You're incredibly lucky because,
outside, he's expensive.

Here, he's free.

When he trains you in boxing,
you're sure to win, bro.

What do you think? Okay?

Okay?
You up for it?

Game?
Who's game?

Who's game?

-Nico.
-Alright, alright.

-Okay.
-Alright, I'm game. How do I join?

Over there.
Go out there.

Look for the most handsome guys
sweeping and holding a dustpan.

Tell them you were
recommended by Tonio, okay?

Nico, James.
Bro.

There. You'll see them outside, alright?
Tell them Tonio sent you.

Okay.

Shave a little.

It's hard to gauge those
who aren't making much noise.

What's our plan now?

If he's looking for dirt…

we'll do the same to him.

Go now.

Yes, Mr. Seng.

Hey.

What are you doing here?

Shouldn't you be outside?

Yes, sir.

-I'm heading out now.
-Get out!

-I'm on my way out.
-Here!

Oh, okay.
Over there?

Insane fool.

This way, sir.

Hey!
What are you looking at?

Nothing, sir. Just on the way out.

Bye, sir!

Alright, let's start our training.

Some of you might be wondering
why we need training.

Of course…

to give the audience a good show, right?

First, let's train our lungs.

Can't just rely on punches.

You'll get tired.

You need to be tough too.

And most importantly,
let's use our talents for the better.

-Is that right?
-Right!

That's good, okay?

That's right. That's good, Coach.

We're boxers…

not troublemakers.

Don't forget that.

Alright, give me fifteen laps of jogging.

-That's good.
-Hurry up.

That's right, listen to the coach.

Coach?

just so you know,
I'm your assistant coach.

Us, oldies, will just stay here, right?

I'm the one who's sick.

You have no excuse not to join them.

Just kidding.

I'm fine here, on standby, of course.

They might need a doctor.

But your boy, eh.

I'm sure he's
even better at boxing than you.

Right?

So, how does it feel to have
a son as determined as Dos?

Of course, I'm proud.

So much.

Good morning, warden.

Where's Reyes?

Making the rounds.

He might be outside.

Extreme caution is necessary
when surrounded by demons.

Because once your guard is down,

they'll surely
find a weakness to use against you.