See, because this is what I need to get across the all the young fighters coming through.

It's such a short-lived career, you think it's going to last forever, it doesn't, right?

And you need to take every day you've got and every second you get to get it right. You need to live the life

24-7. You need to do it so you're in autopilot. You get up every day you do the same things,

you do the same structure you do the same structure

same discipline same work ethic same metal for process it's a job

you've got a short piece of time to do it either a grab it with both hands or when it's over

like it is for me you think I should have done this

and living life with should have offs and cutoffs was something I said I'd never do and to

like to a certain extent I had a good career I you know I enjoyed it I didn't get as good as I thought I was going to get but I don't regret it's not a regret

it's just a lesson I learned that I'm trying to pass on for some advice for the ones coming through

Tuck two tablets or three then woke up in 15 or 14. We've gone out of the pack. The next day I was slayer my words

and my partner was saying to me, why are you talking funny? And I was just like, oh, I've talked pretty way,

I'll be alright in the minute, you know what I mean, but I ended up getting in, getting caught in a second round, I think,

you lean back, come forward.

There's a head clash end, we're getting 17 stitches on the outside,

five on the inside.

I won't fight, but again, bye-bye to the wheel title shot.

It could have been paralyzed, and then it goes on when I see Flutche on the telly saying

basically slagging me off saying a shit out I could have been paralyzed for all you knew

and in a that That's where the rivalry come from.

I was thinking, you cheeky.

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