Ready to Rumble: Sal Bandini's hospital speech

[@AngryGumball96]

RIP to this legendary actor. Always loved his delivery of this speech

[@rocabilly927]

I never ever thought I’d get the best most inspirational quote from this movie, but I play this everytime I start losing my way.. up the middle, that’s where the action is. Holy fuck does that hit home

[@Juan-eq5ox]

Motivation was never said any better than this, thanks for the upload

[@Thunda1986]

Quite a sweet scene

[@HEYitzED]

How this is considered a bad movie I'll never know.

[@woodyburns]

Because WWF/E has been forcing the idea that everything WCW did was trash. Granted, the last year was, as a whole, they did a lot of great shit. Vince also makes sure to have the fact that Bischoff came REALLY close to putting him in the poorhouse very rarely mentioned

[@TheKyrix82]

Because people expect it to take itself seriously, and it doesn't

[@javyalmo1895]

Love this movie as a kid and now as an adult!!

[@gabrielmontreuil]

Sal Bandini: Sit Down. Listen to me. And this is the final lesson. Always attack a man Strength. Sean Dawkins: I think he means Weaknesses Sal Bandini: No i mean Strength. No one ever expect you to attack the Strongest part of your Fort, Up to middle, thats where the real action is, that is the same in life. Look i know you got demons but don't run away, Attack em head on as they're coming to you full Speed. Because that my friend Is Living!

[@bassmaster117]

gabriel montreuil thank you for this. I couldn’t hear Sal in the video

[@51OAKLANDER510]

Always wondered If he improvised that or he was told to say it. Either way he wasn't BSing

[@docholiday4132]

Thank you for uploading this!

[@cambreezythecolorman0716]

Old man got hearts but right

[@Reach1335]

This goes against Sun Tzu's Art of War, but there is a mental lag when you attack the strongest part of an army. The response is usually delayed if it's a surprise attack as they're in disbelief. Doing what's needed before they crush you is the tricky part though.

[@naderroheny5563]

It’s interesting how he applies the concept to King facing his own demons though. Although it begins as advice for facing an opponent, it ends up being a spiritual instruction as if our greatest enemy/obstacle turns out to be ourselves! And that, my friend, is living!

[@jlistetson]

Basically an interpretation of Stu Hart

[@davidgarcia9551]

Thought he was more like a Killer Kowalski.

[@jamesjones1822]

Sal wanna wrestle

[@kenellis1518]

Weird movie. Wise words.