Quotes About Dedication

I'm confident in my team. I'm confident in my coaches. I'm confident in my ability. I worked really hard to become a better mixed martial artist.

I don't like not having a job. Especially when I started Mixed Martial Arts, this was all I could do.

I'm a mixed martial arts fighter. But at the end of the day, all experience will help. And experience I got from that fight, it will help me to win this fight.

I've been training with my mixed martial arts guy as much as I can when I'm back in L.A., so if I could do another movie like I did in 'The Killing Game,' with Samuel L. Jackson, that would be awesome.

I am a huge mixed martial arts practitioner.

We run on the beach some days, and others, we run hills behind the gym. We also do several hours of grappling each week as mixed with some intense cardio in the ring.

My goal is to become the best person I can, and in the process of doing so, I believe, I can help others. I'm also trying to make history in mixed martial arts and become known as the best 135-pound fighter to ever compete.

Mixed martial arts is great, and it's here to stay.

When you think about mixed martial arts, you have to think about the entire scope of the athlete.

When I started training, I learned a lot, you know - respect. I think you learn a lot of things, and kids should learn mixed martial arts for discipline.

In the beginning of your mixed martial arts career, you're not making good money.

The reason why I got into mixed martial arts is the competition: I'm a competitor. I wouldn't be doing this for anything else but competition. I want to take out the best.

I don't train like a mixed martial artist. I don't respect the sport like everyone else does.

When I'm at the gym, I work very hard to achieve my goal and to get better as a mixed martial artist.

I enjoy football, cricket and I have been watching mixed martial arts for the last five years.

Greg Jackson and Mike Winkeljohn are so, so good at what they do in the mixed martial arts game.

Mixed martial arts or whatever you want to call it, it is still martial arts.

What mixed martial arts is being marketed as is not the truth. We're not a bunch of idiots in a cage drinking beer all the time. It's a lifestyle, but it's a positive lifestyle.

I'm writing, I'm directing, I'm editing, I'm mixing, I'm showrunning. There is a certain point where it's like, the work is the work.

I definitely try to go above and beyond with live mixing and scratching.

With Carlson Gracie, who saw something in me, I started learning and loved mixing together the martial arts.

For me, the training has to be a mixture of hard work - it has to have a good structure, a good base - but also, I don't want all my players to be like machines.

Players today moan about the number of games, but when you're young, you can't play enough.

I've had the 'Countdown' theme-tune as my mobile phone ringtone for years.