Video: The impact of Stuart Scott's "Fight Like Hell" ESPYS speech
Posted Feb 17, 2025
In 2014, Stuart Scott accepted the Jimmy V Award at the ESPYS, leaving us all with a memory and a message that still echoes today. Featuring interviews with his daughters Taelor and Sydni Scott and colleagues who knew him well, the feature reflects upon Scott’s legacy, authenticity and the profound impact of his speech and what it helped to create.
(ESPN.com)
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