I'm more excited about boxing now, and I was with George than anyway.

I think when George beat Chudnaf, it is hard.

When Carl beat Santa Cruz in the first bite, that was an amazing experience.

But when George beat Chudnaf, it was equally as good.

If you watch Dan hit the banks, or if you watch Lawrence hit the bag with David Hay,

big, big punches, the bag swinging about, and it's a night-heel-of-bag.

So I'm an night-heel-of-person, but I'm not absorbing my force, but it's not just through

my arms, it's through the body.

I never want to play the mental health card.

It's one thing that should definitely be talked about as openly as possible, and going

through it myself, and seeing Michael Dome take it on life and stuff like that, you should

be as vocal as possible, but publicly I didn't want to ever go and speak about it, because

people can see it as all he's just using that card.

Hello, and welcome to Boxing Life Stories, with me, Chris Dix.

What happened in the ring after tasting only good with his child's play compared to that?

Still a close call to this day.

You couldn't take the tears from his eyes, or the smile of his face, could you?

I know.

He's beating me, he's a bullet, four years back, and the pavement made me look like Al Capone.

This is going to be your night.

There's a winning, and there's nothing else.

Hello, and welcome back to Boxing Life Stories, with me, Tristix.

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