Two, one, boom.

And Andre Ward, ladies and gentlemen, how are you brother?

I'm good man, how you doing?

Thank you very much for doing this man.

I'm a big fan, so I was very excited to do this.

Appreciate you have me.

You did it in terms of like if you're a young fighter and you got aspirations

what do you want to do you want to be an Olympic gold medalist you want to win

multiple world titles two division world champion and he retired undefeated.

You're the one. You're like a unicorn man.

You're a rare dude because you retired at 35, right?

33.

Yeah. That's crazy crazy like you're in the peak of your athletic

abilities and you go you know what did enough I'm out yeah I mean it sounds it sounds all neat and buttoned up, but it wasn't that easy.

Like I didn't know how things were going to go throughout the course of my career.

But for whatever reason, like I always even as a young kid

and I'm talking 10 years old. Like I had this thought like, you know, I don't want to end up like a lot of fighters end up. Like they

seen them go high, really high and then all of a sudden they come

crashing down. Like they start well but they don't end well. Yeah. That's what drew me to Roy Jones Jr.

Country Boy had swag and he'd always talk about himself in the third

person. He'd be like, man, you know, Roy Jones, I don't, you know, I don't love the sport

like that, man, I'm gonna get in and get out. I'm just special at it and I'm gonna be, you know, one day in Pensacola, Florida.

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