Mike Tyson believes that in order to truly live life, one must be willing to let go of their ego.

“I want people to know that I believe life is the willingness to die. That's what I want people to know about me. And when you say the willingness to die, like you saying like in order to live a full life, you have to have You have to be willing to die?”

Gilbert Arenas argues that many athletes perform and demand recognition because they are human and desire appreciation for their work.

“Cuz we're human. Right? We're human and you know, we want to be appreciated for what we're doing.”

He asserts that players should avoid showing their best moves during the regular season to keep them effective for the playoffs.

“my fourth quarter moves I'm doing in the first quarter so they're not going to be effective in the fourth quarter cuz I've shown you my good stuff because I'm trying to get a bucket Let the offense work for you”

He believes that embracing an underdog mentality and using criticism as fuel is essential for a player's career.

“Not until I'm done done playing. For sure. And even the rest like it's crazy. Y if y'all would talk if y'all were able to like have these conversations with some of these refs like there's rest like I'll just say Zach Zara cuz he's known for being one of the best refs now.”