Billy Gunn

“I think tag is a lost art and The Young Bucks are good at what they do.”

“I want to do what I love to do, being able to stay healthy and have fun, and go out and entertain people.”

“The DX stuff was never about wrestling. It was about how outlandish and how wacky we could possibly be.”

“There were five members of DX, and we all clicked and we all knew our positioning. We all worked together to make something special, and we knew how to feed off each other to make it work.”

“I think pushing myself like that helps me in the long run.”

“No matter what people say about our sport, it is definitely grueling. It's an everyday thing, and it isn't seasonal. It's not like we go for a couple months and then we have a couple months off - we go from January 1 to January 1.”

“For me, a big part of coaching is having a trust for the students that are in your class. If they trust you, and you don't talk beneath them, you can create an even playing field. Yes, what I say goes, but there has to be an open discussion.”

“When we did the Smoking Gunns, we were decked head to toe with every single Western thing you could imagine.”

“You never know when big things hit, unless you're willing to try.”

“I've been in the business a lot and I don't claim to know everything, but I know some stuff.”

“For some reason, people are so afraid of carbs. They're really the building block for what we do, especially if you're active and you want everything to be right. Everyone shies away from carbs.”

“I'm not built for flipping and diving - I am built to beat people up.”

“After everything I've accomplished, I have a pretty good name and I'm easy to work with.”

“People were used to seeing DX do some of the most off-the-wall, craziest stuff they'd ever seen in their life.”

“I'm happy to do anything where I can contribute.”

“Before I got into WWE I was training horses and doing stuff like that, so working out was never a part of my life. Once I got into the WWE, I realized that if I wanted to do this for a while, I had to start training.”

“I am not saying I was the best, but I was just good at what I did.”

“I guess the only thing I really think of, is that when people look back, or think about me, that I just did the best that I could. It really wasn't all about me. It was about making other people good, or helping other people, or that at least my work was good and not crappy.”

“When I got into this business, I was the worst skeptic of all time. I didn't grow up wanting to do it. I wasn't born, and then saw Hulk Hogan or Bruno Sammartino on the TV and went 'Oh my God! That's what I want to do with my life!' I just never did that.”

“As long as you're cool with me, I'm cool with you.”