Shaq Moore

I did Gold Cup.

I've watched that.

We usually play at Azteca, which is one of their most famous stadiums.

Those games are always tough.

It looks insane in the stadium.

It's like 80,000 or 100,000 Mexicans just against you.

Everything you do, they're booing you or whistling you.

How do they get you ready for that?

If you've not experienced it, what do they tell you?

Well, just to be ready for a battle, honestly.

You know, those games, a lot of times, it's not about playing good or bad.

It's about just being intense, living it, and usually that'll get through it because with all the antics that, you know, usually Mexican teams kind of have and, you know, they're physical and playing at their stadium and then the ref.

They're dirty.

You just said they're dirty without saying it.

You just said they're dirty without saying it.

They're not the nicest.

And then also...

It's a rivalry between us, right?

So it's always a little more, you know, oomph and a tackle and a challenge.

So I think the most important thing in those games is intensity.