I Fear No Man, No Beast Or

I'd Like To Be The John Wayne Of The '90s. Not In Terms Of Being The Macho Guy, But As A Solid Male Leading Character. Making An Action-adventure Comedy That Kids Can See With Their Families Is A Natural Extension Of What I Did In Wrestling.

I Train All The Time And The Weird Thing Is I'm In The Gym With People Between 20 And 25 Years Old And I Look In The Mirror And I Look Better Than They Do And They Are Young Kids - Either They Haven't Trained Hard Enough Or They Aren't Serious Enough.

In The Ring, It's Fun To Be The Bad Guy, But 24 Hours A Day, When You Have To Talk To Kids, And You See Make-a-wish Kids That Love You, The Bad Guy Stuff Is Not Fun. I'd Rather Be A Good Guy 24 Hours A Day Than A Bad Guy Just For A Few Minutes In The Ring.

I'm Real Critical Of Myself And If I Take The Bandana Off My Head I'm Completely Bald Headed And Go From Being 58 To Looking 68 Instantly.

The Fans Know What's Happened To Me Over The Past Couple Of Years. I Lost My Family. I Pretty Much Got Devastated Financially And The Fans Know That I've Had Some Hard Times - And That's The Nature Of Loyal Fans. They Want To See The People That They Love And Believe In Get Back On Their Feet.