I Had A Drug Problem.

This Kid [janks Morton, Jr.] Was So Special, Although He's Not A Kid Anymore, Obviously, But He Was There From Day One Of My Rise Through Boxing. You Know How The Years Go By And Then, When You Stop To Reflect, You Realize That Someone Was A Part Of Your Whole Evolution As An Individual? That's What I Share With Junior.

I Think I've Become One Of The Best Finishers In Boxing; If I Hurt A Guy, I Normally Take Him Out.

I Learned How To Sumon, From Somewhere Deep Within, The Extra Will I Didn't Know I Possessed. Knowing It Was There, And Could Be Tapped Again, Gave Me The Boost Of Confidence I Would Rely On For Years To Come.

Were All Given Some Sort Of Skill In Life. Mine Just Happens To Be Beating Up On People.

You Have To Know You Can Win. You Have To Think You Can Win. You Have To Feel You Can Win.