A biography for Anthony Smithhasn’t been written yet.
“Had Glover been a three-round fight, I would have won that fight. Had I not gotten the two leg kicks, I'm fairly confident I beat Rakic. Both of those guys did great jobs, they're both incredible competitors.”
“I create chaos.”
“I want to end my career as a UFC fighter, and I want to continue covering the UFC as a broadcaster.”
“Everyone who loses has an excuse.”
“Light heavyweight is definitely where I'm going to stay.”
“Jimmy Crute is not a fun fight. There's nothing fun about that dude. There's nothing fun about preparing for him, and I mean that with the utmost respect because of how tough he is.”
“I'm never going to make an excuse even when it's handed to me.”
“Some crazy old lady did this different type of therapy where they attached electricity to my wrist and my forearm and moved it around and was able to catch the muscle that closes the hand and really, she just crushed through the scar tissue.”
“If I'm on my game mentally, I don't think anybody can beat me.”
“Deep down, I truly believe that I can beat Jon Jones. But deep down, I know that I might not be able to - and that's what drives me. That's what motivates me.”
“I've been broken to the point where I actually quit.”
“Jimmy Crute's a monster.”
“I've got a lot of respect for Parillo. He gets to people in a way that a lot of people don't. I've never worked with him before, we've talked about it a bunch of times but he's one of those three or four coaches in the world that I'll regret if I never get an opportunity to spend a week or a couple weeks with, just learning.”
“The one time that my mindset went from trying to impress myself and put in performances that I could be proud of, the one time that it didn't and it became about proving everyone else wrong and it became more about what comes with the title was the time I got burned. That was Jon Jones.”
“I think that Rockhold has some similarities to some of the things that Adesanya does. They're both very kick heavy, they're not huge boxers as far as the striking goes.”
“Listen guys, Jon Jones does a lot of things right. He does a lot of good things and that's what I'm focused on. And all the good things he does is in the Octagon.”
“I want to be the best in the world and I want everybody to know it.”
“Clearly I don't look like a man with a plan.”
“I've finished two former world champions back-to-back and then the No. 2 contender.”
“I remember what a loss in 2006 felt like as an amateur.”