Miles Chamley-Watson

Just listen.

We don't care where you hear it.

Fencing literally saved my life.

My mom always just said, just win.

And then what can I say?

I'm the best now.

I'm still a 12-year-old kid, just 6'5", covered in tattoos.

Winning is great, but changing a sport is bigger than any Olympic gold medal I could ever win.

Well, thank you.

That was an absolute incredible intro.

It's an honor to be here, honestly.

Before I kind of got to meet you, it's really nice to be a fan of your work.

And I think you instill some incredible ideas on people, make them feel better, which the world needs more than ever.

So thank you for that.

And it's an honor.

I think being born in London, my mom was kind of the mom and dad.

That was kind of in my life until I was about eight years old.

So I think naturally you kind of rebel.

So I think when I was playing football, running track and field, I always felt like I was just different, kind of my approach, my mindset.

And then we moved to America when I was about nine or 10, kind of in between those years.