I'm The World Heavyweight Champion. I Consider

The Boxing Promotion Part Is Really Interesting, Because I Got The Chance To Do Something With My Sons. They Carry Their Own Weight, And I Get A Chance To Listen To Them And See What They Have On Their Minds. I Don't Have To Hand Out Things To Do, And Now They Have Things For Me To Do. It's An Amazing Privilege To Get The Opportunity To Work With Your Children.

So Many Of Us Have Loved Ones And People We Really Care About, And The Only Time We Show Affection Is When They Are Gone. I Have Preached At Funerals, And You See Loved Ones Who Didnt Even Say Hello To Dear Ones When They Were Alive. Give Them Hugs, Kisses While They Are Alive And Need It.

When I Was A Kid In Houston, We Were So Poor We Couldn't Afford The Last 2 Letters, So We Called Ourselves Po'.

A Hero Is Someone Right Who Doesn't Change.

In Boxing, I Had A Lot Of Fear. Fear Was Good. But, For The First Time, In The Bout With Muhammad Ali, I Didn't Have Any Fear. I Thought, "this Is Easy. This Is What I've Been Waiting For". No Fear At All. No Nervousness. And I Lost.