We Followed The Honorable Elijah Mohammed, Who

I Would Like To Say Boxing Cannot Compared With War. We Have Gloves On, We Have Cushions, We Have Referees, We Have Judges, We Have Ambulances There, The Intention Not To Kill, We Don't Have Steel There, We Don't Have Bullets, We Don't Kill Momma, Kill Daddy, Kill Baby, Our Intention Is A Sport, And We're Not There To Kill, So Boxing Cannot Be Compared In No Way With Machineguns And Bombs And Everything That Used.

They Say Actually Every Time I Enter The Ring, In A Way, I`m Going To The War. They Say To Me Daily, You Are A Prized Fighter, What`s The Difference? And I Like To Say To Those Critics Of The Press And The Others That There Is One Hell Of A Lot Of Difference In Fighting In A Ring And Going To War In Vietnam.

I Can Remember A Couple Of Real Fights When I Ran. Because They Were Kinda Dangerous.

Parkinson's Is My Toughest Fight. No, It Doesn't Hurt. It's Hard To Explain. I'm Being Tested To See If I'll Keep Praying, To See If I'll Keep My Faith. All Great People Are Tested By God.

It's Lack Of Faith That Makes People Afraid Of Meeting Challenges, And I Believed In Myself.