There Comes A Time When Money Doesn't

When I Was In The Ring At The Olympics, It Was My Father's Words That I Was Hearing, Not The Coaches'. 'i Never Listened To What The Coaches Said. I Would Call My Father And He Would Give Me Advice From Prison.

When I Was About 8 Or 9, I Lived In New Jersey With My Mother And We Were Seven Deep In One Bedroom And Sometimes We Didn't Have Electricity.

My Whole Outlook On Life Is, Never Judge A Book By Its Cover.

But It's Me Taking A Stand For Something That Means Something. And It's For The Fighters Who Are Up And Coming. It's Sort Of The Same Stance Martin Luther King And Malcolm X Made, So We Could Have Freedoms, So Everybody Could Tell The World That We're Equal. The Only Thing I'm Saying Is That We Are Equal. So If You're Not On Nothing And I'm Not On Nothing, Then Let's Go Take The Test. That's All I'm Saying.

I’m Not In This Sport To See How Hard I Can Get Hit Or To See How Many Big Punches I Can Take. I Am In This Game To Fight As Long As I Can. I Am Trying To Dish A Lot Of Punishment.