The evening before the big fight, Tony made his way to the roof of his tenement. In the quiet early dark, he peered over the ledge. Six stories below the lights of the city blinked and the sounds of cars mingled with the curses and the laughter of children in the street. He tried not to think of Felix, feeling he had succeeded in psyching his mind. But only in the ring would he really know. To spare Felix hurt, he would have to knock him out, early and quick. —“Amigo Brothers,”
Piri Thomas

What is the conflict in this passage?

Tony worries about how to fight Felix without hurting him.
Tony cannot figure out how to get down from the roof.
Tony no longer wants to be friends with Felix.
Tony wants to figure out a way for both of them to win.