Mark Kerr

And my calorie intake just wasn't where it needed to be.

And like a lot of times leading up to a fight, like my appetite just diminishes as I get towards it, especially that fight week.

And.

Nerves.

Nerves.

It gets to a point where it's like that morning, I know, like fight morning, I have a small little window where I could digest food or I could take food in.

It's not like I could sit and eat all day.

It just starts kicking in like literally, and it's controlled focus, right?

Because it's like I can't have all my nerves running everywhere, but it's controlled focus.

But that controlled focus, my body goes, I don't need digestion.

Fuck, I'm about to fight.

What the fuck do I need to digest food for?

You know?

It's brutal.

So that last scene against Fujita as 100% hypoglycemic, crash, laying there, can't move my body.

And if you watch the documentary, what I'm saying on the way back is, I need sugar, I need sugar.

I need sugar.

That's all I could think about was, like, I need sugar, I need sugar, I need sugar.

Because my blood sugar levels had just crashed to this, like, I can't fucking move.

Yeah.