De la película Toro Salvaje (Raging Bull, Martin Scorsese, 1980), una escena en la que La Motta recita para nosotros un poema que él mismo ha compuesto. La rima es terrible, el ritmo (no lo hay), pero este ex-boxeador metido en el mundo del espectáculo, tiene que entretener a su público como pueda -aunque sea con unos versos mal enjaretados. Eso sí, hay humor, menciona a Shakespeare -citando sus versos- (¿de qué obra?) y habla de Olivier y de Sugar Ray. ¿Quiénes son?
They still ring in my ears.
And for years they'll remain in my thoughts.
Cuz one night I took off my robe
And what'd I do?
I forgot to wear shorts.
I recall every fall,
every hook, every jab;
The worst way a guy could get rid of his flab.
As you know, my life was a jab...
Though I'd rather hear you cheer,
When I delve into Shakespeare.
"A Horse, a Horse, my Kingdom for a Horse,"
I haven't had a winner in six months.
I know I'm no Olivier
But if he fought Sugar Ray,
He would say
That the thing ain't the ring,
It's the play.
So gimme a stage
Where this bull here can rage.
And though I can fight,
I'd much rather recite
That's entertainment!
That's entertainment.."
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