Gable Steveson

One round is maybe boxing.

Next round is kicks, teeps, knees, everything, elbows.

The next round is the blueprint I have of what moves I need to really do to get in to kind of get to my shots.

Or I'm going to fake shoot and punch.

And then I probably go 10 rounds, 12 rounds of that, five minutes each.

Yeah, it's just, like you said, it depends a person, and it also depends the team that you have.

I'm just really big on, I'm still very new, so I'm really big on just trying to make sure I can absorb all the information possible and kind of, when I go into these fights, these first few fights, kind of showcase what I can.

And sadly, they have ended early.

Not sadly, but in a good way, you know what I'm saying.

But just go out there and showcase who I am.

And when I go train, I don't mind sitting in there all day.

Sometimes me and John will practice for hours.

just sitting there repeating, repeating, and then all of a sudden we go in at 8 o'clock, it's midnight.

But I like that, though, because it makes me feel good.

It makes me feel like there's someone invested in me that makes me feel like I'm here for a purpose, and it makes me feel like this is what I'm – there's someone out of the country, there's someone in Russia.

When I'm asleep, he's up.

And I don't like that.

He's up working.

So when I can get all the time possible, I'm making sure I get all that time because I don't want that dude to show up one day and he's got a little inch on me.

And I just can't think about that happening.