There are three phrases that I have tried to live by....it may seem kinda normal to have a motto to live by. I have a motto, but that's something completely separate from what I'm talking about.

1
Pain is temporary, moments are forever

This is one I have always kept in the back of my mind. Anytime I reach the top of a ladder, or a TitonTron, this always pops into my head. I always am scared out of my mind every time I go to do something stupid. My passion has always put me into bad situations, but I think to this every time. I know I could kill myself doing some of the things I do, and that instils fear into me like nothing else could. Regardless, I feel like I would never do something beyond my own limits. With that said, I will make sure you remember me when you go home that night. That's why I will take the pain, because it will stay with you forever.

2
What doesn't kill you, make you push your limits

This is an different take on an old saying. I am one to never be satisfied with the last moment, so I thrive to create a bigger or better moment. I have been a stickler for the pop of the crowd. I know what I do amazes people and they love to see it. I don't have to always jump off roofs to make a moment. Sometimes, it just takes the right opponent in the right match. Then, anything is more then possible.

3
Another day, another fan

This is simple. I give my all every single time I go out to the ring. I may have my fans already, but I go out there to make a new fan every night. This defiantly sounds like I'm obsessed with increasing my fan base, but that's not exactly what I'm implying. There is always going to be someone who doesn't know my name. They go out there to see "their" wrestler, and that's fine. I go out there and give it my all, because the fans came to be entertained. If I get a new fan from what I do in the ring, then that's great. I do it for them.

These three things I live by, day in and day out. It reminds just why I got into this business...just the reason why I came back. I came back to make a mark here in the XWF, in the honor of my brother, Shocker. He was always the most supportive person in my life. We did it all together, and now I'm gonna make him proud of me now. I'm here for the fan, but most of all for you big bro...

I'm sorry, but it appears that both Steele and Willis both miss the point completely. I will commend you both for being your normal useless middle school drop-outs and trying to make it in this profession. I say commend because only two people enter the world of professional wrestling. There are those who think they are the best, just because they go to the gym 20 hours a day. They spend countless hours on their hair and trying to figure out what makes them look like a power-hungry monster. Then there are those like myself, who know that we wouldn't be here without the fans. You wouldn't be working in those fire houses or fairgrounds or VFW halls without fans. I've been in this business a long time, more then I can say for you two. I have always known that hard work and sacrifice are needed for success. Maybe one day you will learn that its not all making yourself look like a god. Guess I could show you guys the hard way, why not take your happy selves down to the ring and we settle it there. In fact, why not you two team up and we have ourselves a handicap match. I'll show you what brains can do over stupidity.