Quotes About Retirement

When I retired from Aetna, I became part of the private equity world. It turned out to be a natural fit.

I would work at a 7-Eleven even if I was retired just so I could have something to do every day.

Let me continue to try to set the record straight: I never retired.

As lots of us ex-pros know, you are a long time retired and there comes a stage when you would give anything to be back out there playing.

The Golovkin thing came up and I said 'fight me at 172lbs and I'll think about it' and he wanted me to go down to 166. He wouldn't even come up to super-middle and I was already retired by that point.

When I first retired from the game, I had times in my life when the days just wouldn't move.

I retired one year in 1959. But then I realized I wanted to play more.

I stopped being a fighter in 1999 and I became a fight executive the moment I retired and took control of my brand.

When people retire, they should stay retired.

I never want to see active or retired players ever struggle. The basic human being in me wants to see guys leave the game as healthy as possible.

I've retired 15 times in my head, I mean literally.

I've enjoyed my retirement.

I'm always announcing my retirement. I'm still not retired.

For Conor McGregor, I'm coming out of retirement just to fight Conor McGregor.

There are some who start their retirement long before they stop working.

To be honest, retirement has been good.

I need to retire from retirement.

It's amazing, it doesn't feel like it has been 10 years since retirement.

Maybe forced retirement isn't necessary after all.

There is nothing wrong with athletes coming back from retirement.

I'm not sure that too many Americans would choose the president to manage their retirement accounts.

I cannot imagine not working. I don't understand the word 'retirement.'

If I lose to DeLuca I will announce my retirement in the ring after.

The business of looking good is very difficult. This has often made me consider retirement from films.