Quotes from Caleb Plant

My whole life, I've been hearing, 'He's good for a white boy'... My plan in boxing is just to eliminate stereotypes. I don't feel like just because the color of my skin that I can and can't do something.

I've put my blood, tears and sweat into the sport.

I don't look at myself as the favorite in any fight.

For all fighters, you haven't faced anyone until you've faced somebody.

I'm fit all year round and I like the right lifestyle.

That's my goal, I want to become the first undisputed super middleweight champion of all-time and whoever is in the way of that, it doesn't matter. You line them up and I'll knock them down.

My team has done a great job putting me in a position to be at my best on fight night.

I don't want to get beat - in life, in anything. I'm a very prideful person. My will to win has been with me forever.

I'm more than willing, able and ready to fight Canelo Alvarez on any date.

The only thing better than proving someone right, is proving somebody wrong.

I knew I could grow up to be whatever I wanted to be and my whole life the only thing I wanted to be is a fighter.

In the real world, there's a lot of things that we can't control, but when I step through those ropes I get to control everything.

When you're in that position - when things are crumbling around you - the thing to remember always is that, 'If I quit, this is all it's ever going to be. It's never going to get better.'

Boxing is an imitation of life. You get knocked down and you get back up. You don't quit no matter how dark it gets, or whatever adversity passes your way. You just got to keep biting down and fighting, coming up the other side and not quitting, no matter what.

My bar has been raised so high that it has to be something really big to get me riled up and bring out the absolute best in me.

To know the things that I've overcome and came out the other side with my chin up and my chest out, things way bigger than any man could give me, I walked through things that most people couldn't withstand, and I came out with my head high and my chest out.

There have been some guys who lost before the bell even rang against Canelo.

I'm just hoping throughout my career I can help eliminate what people can and can't be because of where they're from or what they look like or their religion or ethnicity.

People don't realize the impact they have on your life.

Everything that happens in a fight is the same as what happens in life.

The hard times that I've been through have made me the man that I am.

I feel like there's too many areas in my game that I've sharpened and crafted and brought to a really high level.

I think I have a high boxing IQ and I do this at a really high level.

We're not just up here keeping our fingers crossed hoping that things turn out how they should. That's not how life works. If you want something, then you've got to believe it and you've got to feel it in your heart. But you got to work for it.