Henry Sa Hutuudo! How are you sir?

I'm doing good to see man.

What does it feel like?

What does it feel like having stepped back?

You step away, you get to look at it from a fresh perspective.

What does this feel like?

I, it feels good, man.

It feels, I think the biggest thing with me, Joe, is there's satisfaction in my life, you know what I'm'm saying I've done so much in the sport and

I can compare myself a little bit to Daniel you know if Daniel would have beat

Steepo Miocchik and he would retire on top. He could almost say retired at the two-division world champ.

And I don't feel like I have that chip on my shoulder. You know, as a wrestler, I retired from the Olympics at a very young age you know decided to come back three years later

But you know what I mean? It was it was already done you know? I'm retired at the age of 21 and then now at the age of 33 I'm I'm truly calling it quits unless there's there's a couple fights that if I do come back.

I like that word unless I like that word.

Yeah and as you know, and a little bit, it's, before it was about the money a little bit with the U.S.

and obviously you know everybody does have a price, but I think there's a fight that I would really like in the U.S.C.

And that would be against Alexander Volkinovsky.

Really? Yeah. 45.

At 45. If they were to give an opportunity to go up and obviously be compensated

then that would be a fight that would really that would really wake me up in the morning be like hey

man this is this is a challenge is a whole new mountain, you know?

A chance to be a three division world champion.

A chance to be a three division world champion.

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