To Be The World Champion In 1981

I Was Really Good At Being A Bad Guy.

To Be A Man You've Gotta Beat The Man.

I Can’t Think Of Any Negative [aspects Of Working In The Wrestling Industry]. The Positive Are The Money, The Comradery, The Prestige, The Notoriety. A Lot Of Pluses.

I Didn’t Have Any Plans To Become A Wrestler Until About A Year Before I Started.

We Only Work… The Most I Ever Work Is Three Days A Week. Very Rare That I Will Work Four. If I’'m Involved In A Scenario Where They Need Me To Be In It, I Don'’t Mind. They Always Work Around My Children’s Schedule, Their Sports, And Stuff Like That. That’s Been Very Important To Me.