Steve Bunce

It looked like you were absolutely loving every second of being involved in a fight of that size.

And when you were in and around Ulsik in those last couple of days, at the different face-offs, after the weigh-in and after the press conference, did you get any sense of the man?

Because I know you hadn't met him until you got there.

Obviously, you met him in London, but you hadn't had a good relationship with him.

You didn't know him that well.

Did you get any sense of him as a man when you were standing next to him?

You stood next to lots of opponents over the last few years.

And what about on the day of the fight itself?

You know, because it's all over now, all the build-ups over, all of the exchanging of emails, all of the talking, all of the face-offs or whatever.

You're in your dressing room.

Did you feel any different than in a normal fight?

And did you ask yourself if you felt differently?

Did you sort of look in the mirror to try and see if there was any change?

Just before you did the run, just before you did the run, because that's your trademark, your run to the ring.

I was trying to watch you.

It was chaos.

It was hysteria.

I was 10 feet back from the ring.

It was mayhem.

Did you take a point at that moment to just look behind you at those pyramids before you went on your run?