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Man, if you don’t stop playing … Stop playing, man, I’m tired. I have to compete.

— Charles Austin

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I had won the world championship (in 1991) so I knew I could be the best, I was very upset, very disappointed.

Somebody had it before I did, and one day it will probably be broken, But it is rewarding to see something I accomplished stand the test of time. And if they never break it, I’ll be happy about that.

That’s how I can best describe it. As soon as I hit the mat it was like somebody turned the radio on full blast.

I hated that work, but I knew I needed to embrace it, to build on it.

If I come up with an idea she likes, she’ll tell me, ‘That’s good.’ If it’s one that she doesn’t like, she’ll let me know about that, too.

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