A Belt Don't Make Me.

A Lot Of Times, In The Beginning Of My Career, I Put Pressure On Myself Just Because I Wanted To Perform So Well. I Just Wanted To Be Perfect.

If Anyone Has Followed My Career, They Know That There's Been A Lot Of Obstacles And A Lot Of Ups And Down Through My Career. But Day In And Day Out, And In The Square Circle, I Went Out There And Always Did My Best.

I Think My Dad, When He Works With My Older Son, Puts The Same Kind Ofpressure On Him That He Put On Me - That Perfectionist Pressure. And That Can Work In Two Ways: It Can Make You A Perfectionist Yourself, Or It Can Eventually Break You In The Long Run.

When People See What I Have Now, They Have No Idea Of Where I Came From And How I Didn't Have Anything Growing Up.

Nobody Knows What The Future Holds, But Right Now, I'm Cool And Comfortable And Having No Second Thoughts At All About Retirement. I Had A Good Career, I Won Every World Title, But Boxing Is Wear And Tear On The Body. It's Time To Hang 'em Up. I'm Looking Forward To Working With Some Up-and-coming Kids, Going On Walks, And Taking Vacations.