A lot of people ask me fighting questions, and very often I don't fight anymore.

I didn't retire from fight sports very young.

I'm 31 years of age.

I started kickboxing on the 17th of World Champion at 23.

I became 4 times World Champion.

I retired from fighting at 28.

I then came back to the ring, and I got a really bad poke in the eye,

which is a very annoying way to end a career at the age of 30.

So it shouldn't in no contest, they're saying I lost, whatever, whatever.

And I'm still considering fighting again.

So people ask me a lot of fight questions.

I was an exception, a good fighter.

Good show there from tape!

Fighting is a very difficult thing to learn because you have to reprogram your basic instincts,

the human instinct to how to fight is incorrect.

You lift your head up and you swing with your hands down to get power,

and everything you do instinctually is completely wrong.

So it's very difficult to reprogram your instincts on something,

especially in fighting because fighting happens very quickly.

It's very savage, it's very fast.

But when people do say to me how to learn to fight, I say well, few things.

One, you don't just learn to fight.

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