Live Fast, Fight Hard, No Regrets!

I Remember Back To My Days As A Teenager. When You Get Your Feelings Hurt, You Feel That Moment Of Embarrassment. You Think: "no One Wants To Talk To Me Ever Again. It's All Over." I Reassure People That's Totally Not The Case. These Bullies Are Just Hateful People Doing Hateful Things. Sometimes, It's A Lesson In Tough Love, But You Keep Positive, Smile In The Face Of Hateful Adversity And Move On. It Makes You A Stronger Person.

I Think Everybody You Know, We All Have A Sense Of Humor And I'm Not One To Take Myself Too Seriously.

My Advice To Young People In The Wrestling Business Would Be To Repeat Such Questions To Yourself As: "how Am I Standing Out? How Am I Getting Recognized? How Am I Getting Over?" And If You Don't Have Definitive Answers For Doing Those Things, You Are Doing It Wrong. It Is, Essentially, On Them. There Is No Right Way To Do It, And That's One Of The Great Things About This Business Because You Can Be Creative. People Who Say They Have It Figured Out Are Wrong.

You Learn To Laugh At Yourself And You Also Lean On Comedy As A Crutch To Kind Of Take The Edge Off Because Comedians Often Are Self-deprecating And They Cross Lines That They Shouldn't. Stuff Like That Brings A Smile To My Face Every Once In A While When Needed.

This Is Everything To Me. If I Don't Have This, I Don't Know What Else I'll Be Doing. I Personally Have Found Where I Belong. You Can Cut Back To Photos Of Me Holding, Uh, Paper Championships. That Was Truly My Dream. This Is What I Was Born To Do. As Far As Walking Away From All This To Do Something Else, I Don't..i Just Don't...i Don't See The Rationality.