Jamie Laing

that's why I asked him to take his glasses off.

Because, you know, a lot of people have the glasses on because they hide behind the glasses.

And that's why, like me, unless I'm in Nigeria because it's part of the look, do you know what I mean?

You let people see your eyes?

I let them see my eyes because...

I mean, I don't hide nothing.

I don't try to play or be a role that I'm not.

Do you think you can win or lose a fight pre-fight?

Yeah, of course.

Like I said with Dylan White, I thought I won the fight before I win.

So it's even the fact that when I look, when I end that face-off, I just, I saw something that I haven't seen in a lot of people's eyes.

It might have been because he's tired, he's drained the heat or whatnot, but all these factors would have caused the fight anyway.

But it was just interesting to see in his eyes.

And that's why I don't go into face-off trying to intimidate someone.

I go into face-off trying to see what's in your eyes.

Do you know what I mean?

So training camp can span, depends on the fight, depends on how active you are.

It can span from eight weeks to 12 weeks to sometimes 16 weeks.

So if you're an active fighter,

It might be just like eight weeks.