Jamie Laing

It doesn't sound like he's worried.

I believe that's correct, yeah.

I'm going to take a guess of one hour.

That's how much long you spend in the ring professionally having like... I mean, I'm still at the beginning of my career, so it's not a mad thing to say.

If I was like a world champion and been there, done that, X, Y, Z, then maybe, yeah, but I'm still kind of... I'm in the middle stages of my career, actually.

Not the beginning.

I'm in the middle stages.

I know.

You know, when you see it from an outside perspective, it's like it seems so great and whatnot.

But it's like, see with me, and obviously my family, they see that I've been boxing since I was nine years old and how much I've sacrificed and dedicated to this.

So it doesn't seem like a crazy thing to me and my family, if that makes sense.

I think, I don't know if this is a quote or not, and it might be a quote.

I might have said it incorrectly, but.

It's like it takes five years to become an overnight success.

Overnight success doesn't just happen overnight.

There's like a whole sort of... Backstory to it.

Backstory to it, exactly.

So my brother, Carol, he was in a classroom with like four or five boxers or two, three boxers.

But the whole school had that four or five boxers at the time.

And they kept talking about boxing.