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Regiment... dismissed!
- We did it! - You made it.
- You got a fine boy there. - Thank you.
- Deliveries in the rear. - I'm picking up Cadet Cutler.
- OK. Pass, sir. - Thanks.
Who's he?
Smile, everybody.
What's he doing here?
Excuse me. Can I get you to pay attention?
Forget about him. Pay attention to me. I'm trying to get a picture here. Smile.
Oh, thanks, Dad. Hey, are we gonna get to see Ma?
- Is this the Michael Cutler limo? - Yes, sir.
- Where's my grandfather? - He'll be arriving at the airport in an hour.
- Cutler! - Yes, sir!
- The colonel wants to see ya. - Right away, sir.
Wait here.
- Colonel Finley. - Sir.
The colonel wishes to see me, sir.
- Your father wishes to, Cadet. - My father?
Yes. He's come to drive you home.
Hello, Mike.
- I don't have a father, sir. - This is your father, Michael.
My grandfather has instructed me to go home with no one
besides himself or my mother.
Your mother has legal custody over you, Cutler. Not your grandfather.
And it is her request that your father bring you home.
- Sir, may I ask a question? - Of course.
May I see some identification on this man?
That's not called for, Cadet.
That's OK. I'm ready.
Are we going in this? Why can't we fly?
Your mother thought it'd be a good way for us to get to know each other.
How long will it take?
Well, I have one more pickup and, say, two, three days we'll be in California.
And your mother doesn't go into surgery, say, until Wednesday morning.
Do you really think you can make up ten years in two to three days?
No.
- Here, let me help you. - I can do it myself.
- I'd like to say something, sir. - Sure.
This truck is disgusting.
I don't know, Mike. It's just old. Once in a stretch up to Vegas, this thing got up to...
Sir, there's no need to make any conversation for my sake.
So much for small talk.
OK. Here we go.
- Can I ask you a question, sir? - Sure.
How did you get all these pictures of me?
- Well, your mother sent 'em to me. - Why?
I've been writing to her for a long time and I asked for pictures
so I could see how you were growing up.
Looks good.
If you two had been writing, how come I never got a birthday card,
or a letter, or anything?
- What are you saying, Mike? - I never heard from you.
I've written to you 100 times. Birthdays, all the time. What do you mean, I never...?
Well, you must have sent 'em to the wrong address, cos I never got anything.
Could you pull over? I'm feeling sick.
- What's wrong? - Would you please pull over, sir?
Hey! Mike!
Mike!
Look out!
Mike!
Hey, what the hell are you doing?
- Mike! - Put a leash on that kid!
Mike, no. No. Mike!
Mike, Mike. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it.
- Mike. Stop it. - I hate you.
Then hate me. We have to start someplace.
OK?
Come on. Let's go back.
- You said you took care of it. - I did, Mr Cutler, but...
- Forget it. Forget it! - Yes, sir.
The boy's mother called, Mr Cutler. She insisted that Michael leave with his father.
Don't you understand?
My daughter is in no condition to make that kind of a decision.
I didn't fly all the way up here to be simply told
you turned my grandson over to that worthless bastard!
I can't tolerate stupidity. I'll bring this up to the attention of the board.
I'm sorry about the...
- I'm sorry about the jacket. - It's no problem. You'll get the bill.
I'm sure.
If you're hungry, there's a great place up here for good steak.
What do you say we stop?
You're going to be a victim of cholesterol poisoning.
Later in life, you'll just start to rot away.
You're just full of good humour, aren't you, Mike?
Well, let's try it, anyway.
OK.
- Hey, Linc. - How you doing, Tom?
Just fine.
- Hook me up? - No problem.
Let's eat, Mike.
Hey, Linc. Good to see you, man.
Hey, Linc.
How do you like the place, Mike?
I never did like the zoo, sir.
Why don't you sit down?
- Hey, Linc. Hi. How are you doing? - Hi, Martha. Fine. Fine.
- Martha, this is my kid Mike. - Well, Mike.
- How do you do, ma'am? - Ma'am? Whoo! I like that.
- So, what'll it be? A couple of big steaks? - For me. Mike'll have chicken.
- Fried bird. Sure. - No. Excuse me.
For a man who exercises, you don't know much about nutrition.
A fried chicken dinner with mashed potatoes has 1,000 calories and 50% fat.
These fats have been linked to heart disease and some cancer.
So, what would you like?
Tuna salad, whole wheat toast and spring water with lemon.
- OK. - Double that.
All right.
If you want, we can go to McDonald's or something.
You Hawk?
- If you're hungry... - I said, are you Hawk?
- What can I do for you? - I'm the Smasher.
That's a nice name.
All I've been hearing on the road lately is this Hawk is the man to beat.
- Can't believe everything you hear. - I don't believe anything!
- Kill him, Smasher! - 1,000 says I can tear your arm off.
- You want it? - Yeah! Yeah! Go on.
- He's trying to back out. - I said, you want it?
Why not?
Let's get this table ready. I wanna show this guy something.
- Come on. - Break his arm off.
- Are you gonna fight that guy? - I can't talk right now, Mike.
Where are you going?
Gotta go to work.
- Three on the Hawk! - Four!
Come on, Linc. Linc, this guy's insane.
- Three on the Hawk. - Linc, he's yours.
- What are you doing with that guy? - He's my father.
Too bad.
All right! Start the fight! Start the fight!
Get ready.
Get ready. Go!
Shit.
You ain't got it!
Get him, Linc! Come on, Linc! Get him!
Yeah!
Come on! You can do it! Come on!
Over the top. Come on, over the top!
Aaagh!
Come on, jerk. Give me the money. Give me the money!
- I ain't givin' you no money. He cheated! - You wise guy, you.
So you got lucky again, huh, Hawk?
- How you doing, Bull? - Better than you.
Right now, double or nothing. What do you say?
- Let's just wait for Vegas. - Let's do it now. I feel like kicking ass.
- Let's wait till Vegas, OK? - You ain't got a prayer in Vegas.
We'll see.
Too bad your old man's yellow, kid.
I'll see you in Vegas.
Get out of the way. Back up.
I'm sorry about that, Mike.
You're a hustler. You hustled that man back there for money.
- No... - I'd like to call my mother.
You have to give it time, Michael. You have to be patient.
I know how you feel, but you must do it. It's important.
I know you want me to do it, but I don't even know him.
- I want you to try. It's important to me. - Why? I thought everything was fine.
There's so much more to life than what you've seen.
- But he left you. - He had his reasons.
Look, I have to go now, but I want to talk to your father first, OK? I love you.
OK. I love you too. Bye.
- She wants to talk to you. - Thanks.
How you doing, honey?
Mike, would you hold that? Thank you.
Hi, honey. How are you? Yeah, we're having a great time.
Yeah, he's very helpful. As a matter of fact, he's helping me right now.
That was a nice song.
Mike, I think we're wearing out this knob here.
- Can I ask you a question? - Sure.
Are you still dealing drugs, sir? Are you?
- You think of that all by yourself, Mike? - My grandfather gave me the facts.
The truth is I never did what your grandfather said I did, Mike.
The only mistake I ever made was leaving. I admit that.
So how'd you like the arm-wrestling match back there?
- It's an experience. - It sure was.
Christina.
How are you, darling?
- Are you angry with me? - Angry? Have I ever been angry with you?
Tell me the truth.
All right, I'll tell you the truth. I'm not angry.
But I am disappointed.
I just wanted him to know his father.
Michael's father is no good.
Your wanting to bring him back in this family is all wrong.
Christina, I know you're worried about leaving Michael alone.
But surely you understand I'm all the family Michael will ever need.
- You're not his father. - I have been his father for 12 years!
Let's not talk about this any more. It's going to turn out all right. Trust me.
Rest now, sweetheart. I'll come by a little later.
If there are any calls for my daughter, I wanna know.
Yes, Mr Cutler.
From the reports, they can't find him.
I want my grandson found. I don't care how you do it. Do it!
Yes, sir.
- Why'd you stop? - Well, I think we all need a rest.
I don't see a hotel.
Well, Mike, I thought we'd stay in the truck tonight. A lot of truckers do it.
- If you can do it, I can do it. - That's the spirit.
- Well, good night, Mike. - Good night, sir.
By the way, if your neck gets sore tonight, you can use my shoulder for a pillow.
Thanks anyway, sir, but... I think I can manage.
- You sure? - Positive, sir.
Cos I don't mind. It's all right.
Maybe tomorrow, we'll exercise a little bit.
Good night, sir.
Good night, Mike.
I think we'll get along fine, Mike. You're a good kid.
See how I do this? You put your wrist into it, you lean forward,
and you put a lot of weight in there. You have to use your whole body to it.
It's like your whole body is one piece of machinery. You try it.
That's it. Good grip. That's right, lean into it.
You can do it. Keep your wrist straight. Good.
That's it, Mike. Now put some muscle into it.
There's more to life than just muscles.
- Meaning what? - Meaning I don't see any books around.
You don't read much, do you?
No offence, but you're just simply on a different social scale.
Oh, you wanna tell me more about this social scale?
It's been said that the average mental age for an adult is 15,
just three years older than I am.
For a trucker, it has to be in the 11- to 13-year range.
Maybe 14, if they have good genetics.
You know, Mike, it's really great driving with such a...
tremendous intellectual like you.
It's a real blessing.
Why are you stopping?
You're aggravated, aren't you?
Boy, I passed aggravation about a mile back.
- Are you gonna get violent? - Wanna give me a break?
Since you think it takes no brains at all,
and I have to be stupid and abnormal to drive a truck like this, I tell you what.
Why don't you just come on over into my seat
and let's see if you can move this machinery around, OK?
- What? - Drive, genius.
OK, Mike. We got miles to go.
This is an unfair test. I've never driven a truck before.
- Child's play. - Let's see, what's the big deal?
Just step on the clutch, press the gas and switch the gear.
This is no problem. I once drove a dune buggy.
Really? Mike, I'm impressed. Really. This'll be no problem at all.
You're doing great, Mike. Why don't you turn the key? OK?
Now you see that little silver button? Push it.
Magic, huh? Well, Mr Dune Buggy, you ready to drive?
- Mm-hm. - OK. Push the clutch in all the way.
- Give it a lot of leg. - I don't have any more.
No, you can do it. Hold it in. A little bit more. That's it. Good.
Now, give it some gas. Are you ready?
OK. Here we go, Captain Dune Buggy. Blastoff, right? Go.
Gas, Mike. A little more gas.
- You got an interesting style, Mike. - Ooh. Whoa.
Hold it steady, Mike.
Good. Good. Get it out there.
I'm getting a little sick, Mike.
I always wanted to be a milkshake.
We're hitting a lot of turbulence. Let's shift to second gear, OK?
- Ready? Clutch all the way in? - Yeah.
Give it some gas. You ready? OK, shift.
Wow. I'm impressed. Not bad. I think we have a natural here.
OK. I think you're about ready to do it by yourself.
- No! - Gotta go now, friend.
Go on. Hold it steady.
This is great. I'm really doing it. This is great!
Now, that wasn't so hard, was it?
- What, sir? - Smiling.
You're a real natural. Keep your eye on the road.
- Here comes Mike. - All right!
No, no. You stay out of it from now on. Right.
- Tim? - Yes, sir.
We're going to have to deal with this in another fashion.
- Here you go. - Thank you.
That cake didn't have much of a chance.
- I was real hungry. - Driving a truck can do that to you.
- You ready? - Yeah. Let's go.
- Can I call Mom? - That's a good idea.
You feel good?
- Yeah, why? - I mean, do you feel... strong?
Why?
- Come with me. - Where are we going?
You'll see. Excuse me.
- Did any of you boys ever arm-wrestle? - Why?
I got a kid here that could beat any one of you guys two out of three times.
- He's a practical joker. Sorry. - He's just a shy kid.
As a matter of fact, I'm so sure I'm willing to put money on it.
Kid, if I couldn't beat you, I'd kill myself.
This is getting too intense.
- You don't have a chance against this kid. - Yes, he does.
Ten to one odds. Your one against my ten. Fair?
All right. Let's go. Ten to one odds. Right here.
Two out of three times. You should take that off. That's not fair.
- You'll take him easy. - No gloves allowed.
OK. Concentrate, Mike. You can do it.
All right, let's start. Ready, wimp? His skin feels like a girl's.
- He is one. - Probably.
Don't listen to 'em. You hear?
- Kill him. - You're gonna show 'em now.
You're gonna show 'em. You're gonna do it. Over the top, Mike. Ready?
Start. Come on, Mike.
- Break his arm. - Get this little wuss! Blow the fruit away!
- Come on, man! All the way! - Come on!
- Yeah! - Yeah, man!
- Aw, look at the baby. - Aw, little baby. Little baby.
- Two out of three. - Ten out of ten.
- Any day, man. - We'll take anything, man.
Mike!
What are you trying to do?
All you wanted to do was embarrass me. You did it, OK?
Grandfather said you were a loser.
You're trying to make me one and I hate you for it!
Mike, I don't care what your grandfather thinks about me, OK?
All I care about is you.
Now you lost back there because you beat yourself. You let yourself get beat.
I know you can do it. You're a special kid. You're my boy, do you understand?
But you're also a spoiled rich brat who's always had everything done for him.
It's time to do it for yourself, and you can do it.
I'm telling you, the world meets nobody halfway. Do you understand that?
If you want it, Mike, you gotta take it. Do you hear me? You gotta take it.
Go in there and try. I know you can win.
But even if you don't, so what? So you lose.
As long as you lose like a winner, it doesn't matter. Cos you did it with dignity.
If you don't go in there, you're gonna be sorry.
You'll regret it your whole life, you know what I mean?
Go on. I know you can do it. Will you do it for me?
Come on. Let's get him.
You can do it. You can beat him.
You're twice as strong as he is. You just gotta believe.
You understand? All right.
I thought you said he was strong.
Well, my boy was just feeling generous. Now it's time to go to work. Huh, Mike?
- It's time to go to work, kid. - Yeah.
- Does he think he can take me? - I don't think so.
- Lock wrists. - What a joke.
Through the table. Smash him.
This is gonna hurt, wimp. What do you think of that?
- I think your breath stinks. - Go!
Come on, Mike. That's good.
That's good, Mike. Come on. Come on, Mike. Drop the weight.
Over the top, Mike. Come on. Get tough. Pump it, kid. Pump it, kid.
You got him, Mike. You got him! You got him!
Come on, Mike. A little bit more. You got him! You got him! You got him!
All right! All right. Way to go.
- Come on, man. Do it again! - He cheated. Come on. One more time.
Let's go, Mike. Right away.
- I'm gonna break your arm, punk! - Come on. Get mad, get mad. Ready? Go.
Come on, Mike. You can beat him, Mike. Harder, Mike. Over the top.
Pump it, kid. Pump it, kid. The power, Mike. The power, Mike. Over the top.
Hey! Good, Mike. All right. Way to go.
You're a tough little sucker, aren't you? That was great. Pay up now.
- Money, please. - Money.
- How did he do that? - Good genetics.
- Thanks. Let's go. - Let's talk to Mom.
- Come on. Right now! - I'll beat you every day, man.
- I drove Dad's truck and I'm a good driver. - Great driver.
And I had this arm-wrestling match with some guy who was bigger, maybe 5'6".
- Bigger. - No, 5'9".
Bigger.
Mom, you wouldn't believe it. This guy was a monster!
Oh, that's good, darling. I'm so proud of you.
Is your father there? Let me speak to him, OK?
- I love you, sweetheart. - OK. I love you too.
- She sounds so weak. - She'll be OK.
- I'm gonna be outside. - OK, champ.
Hi, honey. Oh, yeah, it was a great idea he and I spending time like this together.
I hope so. I know it won't be easy.
Oh, no, everything's gonna be great. I know it is. So, how you feeling?
Linc, whatever happens, I want you to stay with him.
I know how difficult it is for you, but it's really important. He needs you, honey.
I will.
Please try to make things work between you and my father.
He's too set in his ways to change, so maybe you can try and understand him.
I'll try.
OK. I can't wait to see you both.
Christina, he's a great kid. And I'll see you soon, OK?
OK.
- Dad! - OK. Bye. Mike!
- Dad! - Mike!
- Mike! Mike! - Dad!
Come on.
Dad! Dad!
- Why are you doing this? - Shut up!
- Come on, Dad! - Quiet, kid.
He's still coming.
- Oh, shit. Here he comes. - Dad!
Come on! Let's get the hell out of here! Hurry!
He's staying with me! You tell him that! You tell him!
- You OK? You all right? - Yeah. Are you OK?
- I'm all right. - Yeah, you'll live.
- Thanks. Come on. You sure you're OK? - Yeah.
- Who were those guys anyway? - Better ask your grandfather.
- Look at my truck. - Oh, man.
- I got here as soon as I could, Jason. - Yes.
- We don't have much of a custody case. - Why the hell is that?
I had my best researchers run down
every applicable court case for the last 100 years.
Bottom line, Jason: no judge is going to award you custody of Michael.
The court will give him to Hawk unless he can't support him.
How can he support him? The son of a bitch lost everything.
He can't even support himself! Anyway, there's always a way to bend the law.
Isn't it your job?! Why don't you find the loophole?
I want my boy.
- Come on. - Over the top.
Over the top.
Oh, oh. Mercy, mercy, mercy.
You're getting too good. You're gonna be a great one, kid.
- Almost as good as you, right? - Well... I think you'll be better than me.
- Think you're gonna do good in Vegas? - I'm betting on it.
I'd like to get enough money together and buy a small company,
and hire some smart guy like you to be president.
- That's not a bad idea. - It's a great idea.
But what if you lose?
Hey, Mike, you're not supposed to say that.
- Can I ask you a question? - Sure.
Why'd you leave us?
Well...
I had some reasons.
That's not an answer.
All I can say, Mike, is I made a mistake. I know that.
You know, sometimes it happens in life. We all make mistakes.
But it won't happen again.
- Yeah, you're gonna be a great one. - Think so?
Yes. I'm glad I'm not going against you, tough guy.
We saved the patient. But before in the ICU...
Well, we had a little problem.
- You OK? - Yeah. How do I look?
You look great. You're not nervous, are you?
Come on, let's go see her.
Excuse me, could you tell me what room Mrs Christina Hawk is in, please?
- What is she admitted for? - Heart surgery.
She'd probably be in a private room.
- Can I ask who you are? - I'm her husband.
Possibly you'd rather talk to one of the doctors on the case.
- Why, what's wrong? - Excuse me.
Mr Hawk, I'm sorry. Your wife died this afternoon in the operating room.
No.
Mike.
Mike!
Mike.
If you wouldn't have come to pick me up, I would've seen her.
I wouldn't be riding around in that truck while she was dying.
Nobody knew, Mike.
You've never been around when anybody needed you.
Taxi! Taxi! Taxi, take me to the Cutler estate. I'm going home.
Mike.
Mike!
We are gathered here to commit the body of Christina Marie Cutler Hawk
to the ground from which it came.
We commend her soul to the Lord
that in His mercy...
That must be the husband.
...that in His mercy, she may attain everlasting life.
And now, let us pray with the Psalmist.
"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. "
"He maketh me to lie down in green pastures. "
"He leadeth me beside the still waters. "
"He restoreth my soul. "
"He leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. "
"Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life
and will dwell in the house of the Lord forever. "
Yes?
- I'd like to talk to Jason Cutler, please. - You're not wanted here.
Would you tell him Lincoln Hawk would like to talk to him?
Like I said, you're not wanted here.
I want to see my boy.
Move it out.
Move. Get this thing the hell out of here before I call the police.
That guy ain't coming back. He's a loser.
Stop! What are you doing?! Get back here!
Call the cops! I'm going around back!
Mike! Mike!
Hawk!
What the hell have you done?
Mike.
Come with me, please. Mike, please.
Do you actually think that you can get away with what you've done?
You think you can come in here, destroy my home and take Michael with you?
Michael Cutler is my boy! You deserted him years ago!
And that's a fact that you can't change no matter what you do! Damn you!
Damn you.
Dad! Dad!
Come on, let him go!
- Go to your room. - Please! Dad!
- Go to your room. - Come on, Grandfather!
Go to your room now! Go!
Mike. Mike.
We got him. Let him go. Keep his arms behind him.
You have the right to remain silent. If you give up the right to remain silent...
All the way out. Slowly.
Move your ass.
You Hawk? Let's go.
Wait here.
Straight ahead.
There's somebody here to see you, Hawk.
Yeah, right over there.
Sit down.
I'll make this brief, Hawk. I'm Tim Salanger, Mr Cutler's personal secretary.
As you can see, you've got a serious problem on your hands.
More than ever now, you'll need money for attorneys, additional expenses.
What we want is for you to leave the state. Don't come back, we won't prosecute.
If you decide to contest the whole matter of legal custody, you won't have a prayer.
We retain the finest law firms.
That's it. What do you say?
- What's Mike say? - Ask him yourself.
Michael.
At ease, Mike.
Now, you're not gonna tell me to leave too, are you?
No.
That's good. I was beginning to think I wasn't popular.
I don't know what to think.
Mike, I know you don't trust me.
I don't blame you. I haven't earned that yet.
I just feel like I have a home here.
You know, I...
I mean, if I went with you,
where would we go?
Where would we end up?
Together is all I can guarantee.
You say this now, and then you leave.
Mike, I'm just a father who messed up pretty bad, I know that.
I've done things real wrong.
Now I want to try to fix everything up as best as I can.
And I want to
give you what's inside of me.
I may not have much and I may never have a lot.
But I've got something inside I want to give to the only person
who means something to me.
You. You.
I can't.
I can't go with you.
Can't?
I'm sorry.
I understand.
Mike, I want you to remember something.
The world meets nobody halfway, remember that.
You gotta do what's best for you. Always do that.
Should I draw up the papers?
Yeah.
I appreciate your feelings about your truck.
Best offer I can make - cash, though - 7,000.
- Take it or leave it. - Not giving me much of a choice.
OK, you got a deal.
- I'd like to keep the hawk, though, OK? - Take it.
Good morning. I'd like to welcome all of you to this year's...
- What are the odds on Lincoln Hawk? - The odds on Hawk?
Lincoln Hawk's 20 to one.
20 to one, pal. Real long shot.
- I'd like to bet 7,000 on him. - That's what I call gambling.
Linc Hawk.
John Grizzly, 238.
190? Thanks.
That's wrong. Excuse me, buddy. Hold on a second. John Grizzly, 238.
Italian competitors, report to your coach.
What are you doing? Where are you going? Stop!
Arm wrestling is a combination of strength and technique,
coupled with mental attitude and dedication.
- Come on! - Move it! Go!
Soon, the preliminaries will be under way.
One, two...
Hey, you idiot!
Welcome to the arm wrestling world championship competition.
There are different weight classes for men and women.
They come from all over the world: Japan, France, Italy, Switzerland.
Truly the best arm wrestlers in the entire world.
One reminder, once again, this is a double elimination competition.
You have to lose twice to be out.
In other words, if you lose once, you still have one more chance.
OK. The preliminary rounds this morning and the men's finals tonight.
And don't forget the women. They're competing for $50,000 in prize money.
Are we ready, referees? Start the competition!
Good luck to all of you!
Ready? Go!
You ain't shit!
- Winner, Bull Hurley. - Yeah!
A win for the five-time world champion, Bull Hurley!
Go!
Winner!
That's a winner!
Frenchman André Bouvier and a newcomer, Lincoln Hawk.
And Lincoln Hawk takes the win! He'll be one to watch.
On to the teamster. Harry Bosco has the win.
Hey, boy. You just can't leave this truck here like that.
You can keep it.
Hey, you! Come back here! Come here, you!
...Billy Bob from Texas, the southern champion. He'll be tough to beat here.
There. There's our car. Take me to Mr Cutler's plane.
Go!
- Go! - Go!
Go!
- Winner! - We have trouble with our German friend.
Looks like an injury on table three.
Ready? Go!
Winner!
Chicken shit.
We're already down to the last 32 competitors.
Bull Hurley. Looks like he's gonna be here for the finals. He's still the man to beat.
He's not to make it to the Hilton. Is that understood?
Come on!
- Come on! - Come on! Come on!
Winner!
And that concludes the women's competition.
Mr John Grizzly!
- Winner! - Winner!
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
Welcome back to our world championship competition.
We're approaching the main event. First of all, the semifinals.
Fighting will take place on these four tables
and the eight best arm wrestlers in the world will be competing.
- There's Michael. - I'll cover the back.
They've come from every nation on earth. 500 competitors started.
Now we're down to the final eight.
Let me remind you. Let me remind you, please.
This is a double elimination competition. If you lose twice, you're out.
Double elimination competition.
They've come from everywhere for a chance to win $100,000 in prize money.
They will also have the opportunity to win a $250,000 Volvo White tractor truck.
Right now, though, let's introduce our eight semifinalists.
They're the best in the world of arm wrestling.
Let's introduce John Grizzly,
three-time winner from the World Arm Wrestling Association.
When I get to the table, that person, I don't care who they are, is my mortal enemy.
I hate them.
John Grizzly, right here. John Grizzly.
Also coming up here, Mad Dog Madison.
I'm not so enthused about people patting me on the back,
saying "You're the best. " I don't need people to do that to me.
If I win, it's just because I wanted to be the best, one time in my life.
Mad Dog Madison.
Harry Bosco, right here. Harry Bosco.
My whole body is an engine. This is a fireplug and I'm going to light him up.
Harry Bosco!
The Canadian champion, two years running - Carl Adams.
I should be able to blow them away real easy.
There's a lot more technique involved, and you can't beat experience.
Carl Adams, ladies and gentlemen.
And the newcomer from the truckers' division, Lincoln Hawk, over here.
To tell you the truth, the truck is the most important thing for me.
I don't really... It doesn't matter if I become the champion or anything.
That's not the most important... I... I need this truck.
Lincoln Hawk, from the truckers' division.
Finally, five-time arm wrestling world champion...
- Yeah! ... Bull Hurley!
Let's hear it for Bull.
I drive a truck and arm wrestle. It's what I love to do, it's what I do best.
Yeah!
Bull, ladies and gentlemen, trying for an unprecedented sixth championship title.
Being number one is everything. There is no second place. Second sucks.
And now, semifinalists, will you please take the tables?
This is a double elimination tournament. Two losses and you're out.
Yeah, John! Come on!
All right, gentlemen. Let's start the competition. Good luck to all of you.
We have Linc Hawk and John Grizzly competing.
- Get him off my thumb. - This'll be a tough match.
Get him off my thumb.
Hey, what the hell is that kid doing there?
There are two basic styles...
- He's still got my thumb. - His thumb's OK.
Ready? Go!
Watch your position!
- Winner, Harry Bosco! - Yeah!
Winner!
On table number two, Lincoln Hawk and John Grizzly!
This should be a tough match. Grizzly's getting him over the top.
Grizzly looks like he's got Linc Hawk in trouble.
John Grizzly is our winner. Grizzly has won again.
And the newcomer, Lincoln Hawk, has lost his first finals match.
Remember, ladies and gentlemen.
This is a double elimination. Each of these semifinalists have another chance.
You have to lose twice to be out of the competition.
Get him up to my suite. I wanna talk to him.
Yeah. A little harder.
I hope I didn't tear anything.
Yeah, that's better.
- Hawk? - What do you want?
Mr Cutler wants a word with you. He's waiting in the presidential suite.
- Ed? - Yeah.
- How long before I go on again? - You got about a half-hour.
I'll be there.
Come in, Hawk.
You want a drink? You don't have to stay sharp.
I understand you already lost your first match.
- What do you want, Cutler? - We don't have to be enemies.
I never wanted to be your enemy.
All right, then. Let's get right to it.
With Christina gone...
I have no family left in my life, except for Michael.
You never had anything, so you have nothing to lose.
Hawk, you can believe what you want to.
But you're a deserter, plain and simple. You deserted your wife and your son.
You were tearing us apart.
Don't try to clear your conscience at my expense.
You're a liar. You deserted them.
- Are you finished? - I'm not through with you yet.
Come on outside. I want to show you something. Come on!
Down there in the parking lot in front of the hotel.
That's the finest rig that money can buy. If you want it, it's yours.
Here's a cheque for $500,000. Take it and get the hell out of my life.
What are you trying to do? I gave you custody of the boy, I signed papers.
- What more do you want? - I'm making things easy for you.
You don't need Michael as a meal ticket any more.
So take the truck, take the money. Start a new life. Start your own family!
I got a family.
When this is over, I'm coming to get him.
- You're going back on your word. - Yeah.
You signed over custody. He'll never go with you because you're a loser.
You've always been a loser!
- Mr Cutler is talking to you. - I'm through talking.
We continue with our semifinal series of matches.
- You're mine. - This is a double elimination tournament.
Any competitor who loses twice out of the eight on these four tables...
I'm going through you like gas through a funnel.
You're mine, mister.
- Get him off of my thumb. - Keep your elbow in the cup!
- I don't see it. - Put your elbow in the cup!
I don't see it.
Ready? Go!
Mad Dog Madison will be the next opponent for Linc Hawk.
Bull Hurley has beaten Harry Bosco and Bull Hurley goes on to the finals.
Carl Adams. Carl Adams is our winner. Carl Adams goes on to the finals.
Ladies and gentlemen, we're ready for the last matches of the semifinal series.
The winners go on to the finals.
Over here, we have Mad Dog Madison...
Come on! Come on!
Winner, Lincoln Hawk!
Linc Hawk has beaten Mad Dog Madison!
And Linc Hawk goes on to the finals.
Next cab. Move it up.
We're approaching the most important event
of this unique and exciting competition.
The final phase in the world of arm wrestling. We call this "Over the Top".
Ladies and gentlemen, let's bring on our four finalists.
Our first finalist, from Jacksonville, Florida, undefeated in five years.
Let's bring him on. Bull Hurley!
His opponent, two-time Canadian champion, Slammin' Carl Adams!
From Boston, pride of the teamsters, Harry Bosco.
And finally, the newcomer from the independent truckers, Lincoln Hawk!
Whoo!
Ladies and gentlemen, let's give our four finalists a big round of applause!
- I can't lose, Hawk. - Shut up!
- Say it, man. - Get your elbows down.
I can't lose. Come on, let's go. I can't lose, Hawk.
Linc Hawk is trying to stay calm, but inside you know he has to be boiling.
Look at him, ladies and gentlemen. A lot of talking to the referee going on, too.
Dad, over here!
Dad! Go, Dad!
- First you, then Hurley. - Three fouls!
- I'm psyching up the son of a bitch. - I'm the ref. Get your elbow in there!
- Dad! - Michael, come with me.
Come here, Michael! Michael, come here! Stop! Come back.
Ready? Go!
...he wears him out.
OK, ladies and gentlemen.
Bull Hurley and Carl Adams going at it right over there.
Come on, man!
Get your shoulders square.
I'm not gonna start until we got it squared. Lock it back. Ready? Go!
Winner - Lincoln Hawk!
- I wasn't ready yet! - It was fair! You lost!
Man, I wasn't ready! Hey, I've been cheated! I wasn't ready, I said!
Set it off, man!
- No! - Yeah!
Bull Hurley goes on to the final match of the competition.
Dad! Dad!
Mike, what are you doing here? Huh?
- I had to see you. - How'd you get here?
Dad, it's a long story, but, listen, I want to stay with you.
- Mike, do you? - Yeah.
I want you to stay too, but I don't think your grandfather is gonna let that happen.
But I want to be with you, Dad.
I want to be with you too, but, Mike, I don't have any money. I sold the truck.
That's OK. You're going to win like you said, remember?
You'll win that big old truck and you can start your own business.
Mike, in this last match I... I think I pulled a little too hard.
I'm...
And this guy I'm going against, Bull Hurley, he hasn't lost in about five years,
and... I don't know, he's... he's good, Mike.
He's real good and... I just don't know.
Are you saying you're gonna lose?
I might.
I don't believe this.
All that talk about never giving up was all lies. You never believed it.
And what you said to me, remember? Now is the time to do it for yourself.
The world meets nobody halfway. If you want it, you take it.
- Mike. - You weren't talking about me,
you were talking about yourself.
- Mike, please. - Now is your chance, Dad, don't you see?
I don't care about what happened before, so stop trying to prove yourself.
It doesn't matter if you win or lose, Dad. I don't care about that.
All I care about is being with you, Dad.
- I love you. - I love you too, Mike.
We'll try, OK?
That's a big guy.
- Well, so are you. - Ladies and gentlemen, the final match.
The referees from the International Arm Wrestling Council.
The finalist, undefeated in five years, five-time world champion, Bull Hurley.
And, ladies and gentlemen, the sole remaining challenger, Lincoln Hawk,
the man who has surprised everybody here today.
If you want it, you gotta take it.
- Challenger and champion. - You're mine!
Bull Hurley and Lincoln Hawk. Or should we say David and Goliath?
The winner here tonight will walk out with the world cup,
a $250,000 truck from the Volvo White company,
$100,000 in cash, and the title of arm wrestling world champion.
He doesn't belong on my arm wrestling table.
That's my area, that's my game. He's got no shittin' business there.
Our two finalists are now psyching each other out.
Linc Hawk's giving away just about 100 pounds to Bull Hurley.
That's a lot to give away in arm wrestling.
- You're mine. - Let's go.
- Yeah! - Let the competition begin.
- Yeah! - May the best man win!
- Come on, chicken shit. - Place your elbows here. Hawk, you too.
What I do is, I just try to take my hat and I turn it around,
and it's like a switch that goes on.
And when the switch goes on, I feel like another person, I feel...
I don't know, I feel like a...
like a truck, like a machine.
I own you. You've been ducking me for years.
You've got no chance. You know that?
- Hawk, back in here now. - Don't let him psych you, Dad!
Remember what you told me. You can do it. I know you can!
- Get in here! Come on! - Square up the shoulder.
You got no power, Hawk. You got no power.
I'm gonna give you a world of hurt, little man.
And all I want to do is hurt him, cripple him, get him off the table,
and so he never dares try to compete against me again.
Ready? Go!
Get him, Dad!
Down! Down!
Way to go!
Pull it! Pull it, Dad! Over the top!
- He's letting go. - No, he's not. No, he's not.
Go! Go! Get him!
Hawk!
He let go! You asshole!
You're mine. Can't you understand that? You're mine, asshole!
When the two arms come apart, the strap will be put on.
- Put your elbows down. - I'll rip your shittin' arm off, boy.
I own you!
Open your thumbs.
Michael, we're going home as soon as this is over.
Dad, come on, you've got to win. Dad, please. You can do it, I know you can.
- You can't get away from me now. - That's two fouls!
You all right?
Your nose hurt, Hawk?
Dad, come on, take him. Over the top, Dad! Over the top.
Come on!
Ready? Go!
You ain't shit!
Oh, what a move by Bull Hurley! He has Linc Hawk over the line.
Linc Hawk is in trouble. Hawk is in big trouble.
He's going down! I'll break his shittin' arm!
Come on, Dad!
He's coming back! He's coming back! This match is unbelievable.
You're nothing, I tell you! You ain't nothing!
Dad!
Bull Hurley with a great move!
Move it. Yes!
- It looks like Hawk is in big trouble. - Bull!
Bull Hurley looks like he's got him. It looks like Hawk's strength is going.
I own you!
Dad!
Dad, get him!
All of a sudden, here we go. Linc Hawk's making a comeback.
Yeah! Yeah!
It looks dead even right now.
This match has been going on for over a minute. What a match this is.
It's all gonna boil down to who wants it most.
Dad, yeah.
Maybe Bull Hurley's just too strong. Maybe he's just too strong.
It looks like Hawk's in big trouble right now.
Bull Hurley looks like he's got him.
- Go, Bull! - Get him!
- Yeah! - Come on!
Go! Go! Go!
And now it's dead even.
Yeah!
Winner!
The new world champion. Linc Hawk is the new champion!
Champion of the world, ladies and gentlemen!
Incredible! Unbelievable! Unbelievable!
The world champion has been defeated.
We have a new world champion: Linc Hawk!
A new world champion. This is unbelievable!
A challenger out of nowhere. Nobody ever thought he'd have a chance to win.
We have a new world champion!
- All right! - Yeah!
Why don't we start our own trucking company?
We could call it "Son and Hawk".
- Son and Hawk. - I like it.
That's not too bad.
But how do you think "Hawk and Son" sounds?
- Hawk and Son? - What do you think of that?
Hawk and Son.
Hey, I think it just might work.
Come on.
Hey, can I drive later, Dad?
You're an equal partner, aren't you?