Wrestling And Boxing Is Like Ping-pong And

All I Am Hoping For Is To Be Able To Work-i Think My Best Work Is Still Ahead Of Me-i Think All That I Have Been Through In The Last Several Years Have Only Made Me A Better, More Interesting Actor.

Usually If You Read A Screenplay, No Matter Who's Writing It, The Bad Guy Is Always Written As A One-dimensional Bad Guy.

By The End Of The Shoot [of Wrestler], My Trainer Was Pushing Me Up Three Flights Of Stairs To My House And Holding My Arm Like I Was An Old Cripple. I Had Three Mris In The First Two Months Of Working On The Film. I Felt Like It Really Was Over By The Time We Started Shooting The Movie.

I Thought My Talent Would Transcend My Outspokenness. I Was Wrong.

I Started Having Some Memory-loss Issues. I Took A Neurological Exam, And They Said, "well, You Should Stop Fighting Now." And I Kept Begging Them For One More Fight, One More Fight, And The Doctor Said To Me, "how Much Are They Going To Pay You?" I Was Supposed To Fight Three More Times, And One Would Have Been For A Cruiser Belt. So I Said, "i Just Need To Fight Three More Times." He Said, "listen, You Can't Even Get Hit In The Head One More Time, Your Neuro Is So Bad."