I Want To Be A Millionaire, And

'm So Fortunate To Have Done What I Love To Do For So Long, But The Day I Retired Was One Of The Best Days Of My Life. Not Because I Was Happy To Get Away From The Sport, But Because It Was Clear In My Mind That I Had Done All I Possibly Could, And That It Was Time To Go.

I'm Not Supposed To Be Able To Speak Clearly, And Decipher What's Going On In The Media. I'm Supposed To Be The Typical Amateur Who's 22 And Scared To Death And Can't Believe He Won The Olympics.

I Tell You, It Was Kind Of Two-fold. I Fortunately Had A Lot Of Support. My Coach Was Amazing - He Told Me To Focus On Being Prepared And That Is What I Did. Every Athlete Is Nervous - Any Athlete Who Tells You They're Not Nervous Isn't Telling You The Truth. I Was As Prepared As I Could Be.

Any Press Is Good Press. So Keep On Ragging Me.

Whether I'm 40, 50 Or 60, I'm Going To Be As Physically Strong As I Am Able.