I Consider Myself Blessed. I Consider You

Boxing Brings Out My Aggressive Instinct, Not Necessarily A Killer Instinct.

While Each Of Us Faces Enormous Challenges Every Day, It's Not The Sins We Commit That Will Define Us, Its How We Respond To Them.

I Saw Todd Bridges Talk About Being Abused On Oprah. Something That He Said, Or An Expression That He Made That Gave Me That Little Boost I Needed To Be Open About It And To Talk About It As Transparently As I Did. When I Told My Wife, She Couldn't Believe It. She Was Petrified, Because It's Such A No-no, Taboo, A Hands-off Subject. But I'd Have To Say Hearing Todd Bridges On Oprah Was My Watershed Moment.

I Found Boxing When I Was 14 Years Old. I Went Down To The Gym Because My Brother, Who Used To Beat Me Up All The Time, Introduced Me To Boxing. I Found Boxing To Be A Sport That I Felt Safe In Because I Controlled What Was In Those Four Squares.

I Enjoyed [celebrity Ghost Stories]. I Never Thought In A Million Years That I Would Tell People That I Saw A Ghost. And I've Seen A Lot Of Ghosts.