:14:01
Hey, look, man, cut the bullshit.
I want Shabazz.
:14:04
Shut up, boy! You work for me.
:14:07
And if you do shut up,
and you do work for me,
:14:12
you'll make more money
than you've ever dreamed of.
:14:16
You'll make $40 million.
:14:21
If I'm making 40,
look how much you're gonna make.
:14:24
- I am.
- Hey, look, Rev.
:14:27
Nobody gonna buy the idea
of a white contender.
:14:31
It ain't about race. It's about boxing.
:14:40
- Sit down.
- I just stood up.
:14:48
What's the highest-grossing fight
in the history of boxing?
:14:52
- Uh, Tyson-Gibbons.
- Ali-Frazier.
:14:54
- Hagler-Leonard.
- No, Hagler-Hearns.
:14:58
No, no, no, no, no,
:15:00
no, no, no, no!
:15:03
The highest-grossing fight
in the history of boxing...
:15:07
Is Cooney versus Holmes.
:15:10
- Can you tell me why, James?
- Yeah. Cos Cooney was a white boy.
:15:15
And his jab couldn't break wind.
:15:22
If there ain't a white guy out there for you,
:15:25
I'm gonna create you one.
:15:30
Fred Sultan.
:15:32
You and I are gonna take a close look
at this boxing promoter,
:15:35
this exploiter, embezzler,
:15:39
charlatan and demagogue.
:15:42
By the time our journey is over,
I'm gonna expose him for what he really is:
:15:47
The devil incarnate.
:15:50
The real story begins in 1953 in Atlanta,
:15:54
when a young man
by the name of Fred Johnson,
:15:57
who had been a child evangelist
:15:59
and who'd been caught running
a pyramid scam on his parishioners,