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A Lot Of Heavyweights, With The Exception Of A Few Eastern Europe Fighters, They Really Look Like Being A Heavyweight Is Just Like, Who Can Eat The Most Pizza Hut And Mcdonalds.

People Who Say They're Not Nervous - I Would Be Kind Of Curious To See How Successful You Are At What You Do And How Long You've Done It. And What Is Success In Your Eyes? Have You Separated Yourself From Everyone Else In That Craft? Or Have You Settled Amongst The Pack?

Maybe I've Lost A Little, But I Think Everyone Does Over Time. People Have Been Writing That I'm Getting Old Every Year, And Eventually They're Going To Be Right. There's Nobody In This Game That's Doing The Same Things They Once Did In The Peak Years Of Their Career.

I Would Think Flying Would Be Pretty Cool. You Would Be Able To Fly Away From All Your Enemies And Get Where You're Going Much Faster. But Being Invisible? You Probably Wouldn't Use That For The Good Of Man.

When I Was Younger And Inexperienced, I Was A Very Animated Pitcher. I Pitched With A Lot Of Adrenaline. I Was My Own Worst Enemy When Things Weren't Gong Well.