Jamie Laing

Actually, I don't enjoy doing it.

I have to do it because I don't feel okay in myself if I don't.

And that just kind of leads me to where I am now.

i mean you know what the thing is yeah you know like legacy yeah you know do you do you have stuff in your house yeah that you just keep for the sake of keeping you just want to throw it away but you just can't keep it exactly i feel like that's like if you keep looking back at your legacy there's just stuff that you'd wish you'd rather changed or you just want to throw away but you can't because it's just always there so like that's why i was just like

I'm like, instead of trying to like looking back in, I don't look back in my legacy or I don't want to look back in my legacy and be like, oh, I had a good career and whatnot.

I'd rather want to take things from what I've done and try to install it so that in other people rather than appreciating it, if that makes sense.

But maybe I'm 20 years old.

Maybe I'm just thinking of it from an immature mindset.

But you want to be heavyweight champion of the world.

Of course.

But not because of being heavyweight champion of the world.

Because of what being heavyweight champion of the world brings.

I believe.

So now I was mad.

For my last fight in Saudi Arabia, my brother said, he just named all these rappers.

I was like, oh, they all want to walk you out.

And I said, get my brother Samuel.

I said, get him on the belts and let's go.

Like, I said, I'll...

It's kind of like that.