TODAY’S QUESTIONS
TOPIC 1: WHAT’S THE MOST IMPORTANT THING ABOUT PLANNING A BOXING PRESS CONFERENCE?
TOPIC 3: NAME YOUR GREATEST BOXING MOVIE EVER.
TOPIC 4: WHAT WAS THE GREATEST FIGHT YOU EVER SAW?
TOPIC 5: NAME THE ONE DREAM FIGHT MATCHUP YOU’D LOVE TO SEE.
JIMMY GREENFIELD
Always maintaining a high level of dignity. Why is Don King laughing?
Michael Vick was just sued for giving a girl herpes.
Uh, yeah.
“Mrs. Doubtfire.” Think about it. Just not too hard.
Tigers vs. White Sox, April 1999 at Comiskey Park.
No question.
Coors Twins vs. Me.
Somebody would take a dive, though. I hope.
PHIL THOMPSON
Make sure each entourage stretches before they start throwing chairs at each other.
For Mr. King, it’s any promotion where he doesn’t get 98 percent of the attention.
Haven’t seen that many. “Ali” was decent, even though Will Smith’s ears took up half the screen.
Laila Ali left the biggest impression on me. I interviewed her once. She liked my shirt. We almost eloped.
Laila Ali and Beyonce, it’s a pillow fight, then Whizzer comes in and SWEET MERCY, WAKE UP!
LEO EBERSOLE
Be ready to fake-push-and-shove at the drop of a hat.
I didn’t think so, but the judge begged to differ.
“Pulp Fiction.” Don’t think about it. Just enjoy it.
The Knicks-Heat rumble when Jeff Van Gundy clung to Alonzo Mourning’s leg. Priceless.
Lennox Lewis-Evander Holyfield, before they decided to transform into Krispy Kremes.
DON KING
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Oh, you’ve got to make sure the media is there. Of course.
Not if they spell your name right. Also, as long as you’re not guilty of the accusation.
There was one about Sugar Ray Robinson.
It had so much class and style.
I’ve seen so many. I can say the Rumble in the Jungle and the Thrilla in Manilla.
Right now, I’d like to see Felix Trinidad and Bernard Hopkins in a rematch. No question.
BAG BOY
Don, get me a seat up front, and I guarantee somebody
gets punched.
You think I’m wearing this sack because I’m ugly? Attention
is attention, baby.
Don, baby. It begins and ends with “Raging Bull.”
You know this.
Two guys in the bleachers at a Sox game. It was glorious.
There was no quit in ’em.
Me vs. Mr. King. Let’s go, right now. (Leo, hold me back) I want you, KING! (Leo, stop me).