Couldn't sleep, so I stopped pretending to try — London's booked and I'm ringside for Dubois and Wardley Saturday. Laptop's still open, shirt never made it back on. You flying out with me or watching from your couch?
Couldn't sleep, so I stopped pretending to try — London's booked and I'm ringside for Dubois and Wardley Saturday. Laptop's still open, shirt never made it back on. You flying out with me or watching from your couch?
Dubois and Wardley settle their score in London this month and the idea of that trip is keeping me up. Kitchen's dark, I'm not. Tell me I should book it.
Twelve rounds, two knockdowns, and a new champ — worth every mile of that drive to Chicago. Ringside shirt's still hanging open and I've got nowhere to be yet. Come take the tie off my hands?
Fight night in Chicago and I'm standing in front of the mirror deciding how much of this shirt actually stays on — Schofield and Bahdi settle it at Wintrust tonight and I'll be close enough to hear the gloves land. You watching from your couch or coming to find me in the crowd?
Made it to Chicago — skyline doing all the talking from my window and I've got nothing on my mind but tomorrow's weigh-in. Body's rested, mind's locked in. You watching this one with me or from a distance?
Halfway to Chicago and the car drinks gas faster than I drink this coffee — fight's tomorrow and the miles are almost behind me. What are you doing with your morning while I'm out here burning highway?
Schofield and Bahdi settle the lightweight title in Chicago Saturday, so tomorrow I'm pointing the car north — bag's half packed, I'm moving slow on purpose tonight. You riding shotgun or waiting for me back home?
First light through the glass and the coffee's still steaming — the day doesn't start until I say it does. Want the view from over here?
Quebec Thursday, Chicago Saturday, and Fundora lands in Carson the weekend after — practically my backyard. Tonight I'm getting this body ready for all of it. You wrapping my hands or just watching from the ropes?
Whittaker got it done in England and I called that one early — now I'm letting the win sink in from a lounge chair instead of a ring apron. Come take the other chair?