Student of War Speech Mike Tyson (Ft. Eben Britton & Sugar Ray Leonard)

[Eben Britton]
Mike, how you doing?

Mike Tyson]
I'm doing good, uh, this is beautiful, that you came to this place in your life.
Uhm, we all come to this place in our life, and I guess, it comes to, it has to do with our mortality in some way.
Do we want to know, do we do do we really believe that we're going to see God after we die?
And if he sees us, is he going to be alright with what he saw in my lifetime?
And I know that's some nigga bullshit sometimes.
But when I see you, I don't see that. I see uhm, I see somebody when I'm twelve years old.
I saw you fight Wilfredo Benetiz. I was locked up. What was that in seventy-what? Nine?

[Sugar Ray Leonard]
'79, yes.

[Mike Tyson]
I'm locked up so what - I'm thirteen years old.
I'm locked up in juvenile.
I'm watching the fight, he wants the title but he's fighting the master, you know what I'm saying?
He's fighting the guy who's Champion of the world at 17.
Not amateur; professional.
So what? He's probably 21 now fighting - fighting you, right?
And he's fighting - I can't even talk.

[Sugar Ray Leonard]
Oh my God man, I love you man, and I support you.