You folks watching television around the world, you're watching a battle... I tell you that.

4 seconds sound clip from the Rocky (1976) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:50:54.339 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- Creed got knocked down at the end of the first. He came back strong at the end of the first, but he's working hard.

- Oh, that's a sharp left. Again, a hard right. And now coming in. He's working him right into the corner again. The champion's got him backed into the corner. Pummeling him left and right, his head bouncing against the ropes.

- Oh, Balboa's taking a tremendous beating here. Battering him left and right like a punching bag.

- What's keeping him up?

- Oh, come on, man. Can't you fight? Stop clownin' around here and give these people something to see.

- Come on!

- And he says he wants more! He wants more.

- You folks watching television around the world, you're watching a battle... I tell you that.

- Balboa trying to fight back. Oh! He tagged the Champ with a tremendous hook!

- The Champion is trying to get himself out of there, but he just can't do it. He is being barraged with lefts and rights to the head, to the body.

- Balboa is smacking the Champion right on the kisser.

- And the referee steps in. They're ready to keep going. Look at that!

[...]

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