My coach... tells me not to focus on a knockout, and to follow the team game plan.
I was supposed to be in 'The Wire' but I was getting in trouble in school and on the streets.
I want to show people that I can be a household name.
I know I have a big future in front of me, so that's my main focus. So when I'm outside of the ring, I try to carry myself as a professional athlete, not just anybody.
I've fought in London. I've fought in Los Angeles. I've fought in New York.
I just want to bring happiness back to Baltimore.
I've learned to be a different fighter, more responsible.
There were a lot of distractions in Baltimore, and I think they were a problem for me.
Being a world champion again is just a step closer toward my goal. I want to be a pay-per-view star.
It really doesn't matter who I fight. It's about me putting on a good performance and just looking good overall that night.
Just winning a belt, it doesn't mean anything to me.
I think the whole boxing world was sleeping on me. They were sleeping on me hard.
I always break people's noses with the uppercut, not the hook.
I believe that the fighters know. It's just the people not actually fighting who need to understand more that we're putting our lives on the line.
Having a belt is cool, but I'm trying to do more in the sport.
I believe Baltimore has been backing me for a long time.
We're tying to get Baltimore on the right track.
Luis Sanchez will definitely bring a challenge, and I know he will try to bring the fight to me.
Thank you to all my fans. Keep supporting me, and I'll fight for you.
You can't be a PPV star if you don't put on an exciting performance.
