He believes he is not cut out to be a heel wrestler because the fans have perceived him as a babyface for his entire career.

“getting feedback from some of my colleagues like oh you like the baby face that could never be healed like you're Ricky Steamboat you know nobody could ever see you as he I don't think they would buy into it”

He believes a wrestler should always strive for personal growth and development rather than remaining the same over time.

“And I'm not the same person I started 20 years ago either, man. Well, after you carry a company for 20 years, obviously there's going to be a lot of difference. Uh, I don't care what you're doing. If you're the same person you are two years ago, you're not doing it right. There should always be grow”

LA Knight prefers a flexible approach to promo segments, prioritizing authentic reaction and tone over scripted lines.

“I'm not going to give you full energy, none of that stuff. Like I'm just kind of kind of, hey, yeah, I'll talk about this and and then when it comes time, >> now we're live. Now I'm rolling. Red lights on. Let's go.”