Legacy is not what I did for myself. It's what I'm doing for the next generation.
I was the youngest champion of the UFC.
The worst thing in life is not to die but to live with bitterness.
I've had some ups and downs in my personal life, but I have overcame them.
My body is not the same anymore for training. It's too much pain. I did more than 14 surgeries. I left everything in the Octagon.
That's how I live my life, with belief. I am a winner.
I don't like this little word 'if.' If we start adding 'if, if, if,' that means I wouldn't conquer anything completely.
The Holy Spirit gives me everything I need.
I'd like to thank Jesus. He's the one who changed my life.
I thank God every day.
Everybody has haters and lovers. That's what life is all about.
Like in combat when you're in chaos, a Navy SEAL in chaos, you cannot be afraid of dying for a cause.
My mindset as an athlete and as a man is to accept what God is asking me to do and to live my life expressing God's word.
Life is about seasons, and I think you got to know the seasons.
How many fighters are going to be able to leave the legacy that I did? Nineteen years old, I came and I conquered.
You're going to have to swallow Vitor Belfort. I'm going to reinvent myself and come back different every time.
Sometimes I flashback and say, 'Wow I'm still doing this. Wow, it's crazy.' And I'm very thankful, but I think my body needs a rest.
Let me fight Jon Jones. I need that rematch.
I learned that education and sport are the bedrock for any person, but education comes first, no doubt about it.
I'd fight any beast in the jungle, you know?
