A biography for Uriah Hallhasn’t been written yet.
“I lost a couple fights in a row, and something wasn't there. I felt the passion went adrift, and I got distracted in some way.”
“I'm trying to set a path for the next generation. That's my passion.”
“It's good to make plans, but you don't know what's going to happen when you wake up tomorrow.”
“I enjoy the idea of picking someone apart. I'm more of an martial artist, and for me it's just getting things perfect. It's trying to get to that perfection level, even though I know that's not something that I can achieve.”
“I actually learned a kick from Michael Jai White. He has, what, seven black belts? So that guy's actually legit.”
“My goal is to go out there and be the best.”
“I'm traditional. I'm like a samurai. I'm a martial artist. I'm a sniper. I know things about the body.”
“I'm retired from mixed martial arts but I'm not retired from making money.”
“It was a relief to get my first win in the UFC and for me fighting is a scary experience so it's about going out there and overcoming that fear.”
“I always find ways to work out in my hotel room. I turn the heat up so I can sweat more, and I do squat on the chairs, like one-legged squats. It will help a lot if I have my resistance band.”
“Depression is a real thing, and if you don't have the right support group, support system, you won't get out of it, man.”
“Mental coaches are kinda like making your bed. You have to consistently do it, which is okay, because training your mind is very important. But what if I put all that energy into doing it myself? I'm not saying I wouldn't take help, but I'm not going to make it a priority to give you all the power to say 'I need you.'”
“If you put a big obstacle in front of me, I will figure it out.”
“I love to think outside the box.”
“You learn nothing from your wins, but you learn a lot from your defeats.”
“If I go out there, I'm in that cage by myself. There's no one in there with me so I have nothing to prove to anyone but myself.”
“I'm a martial artist, not a fighter.”
“A lot of athletes, when you do something for so long, that's what you identify as. You're a football player only or you're a fighter only. People don't see that. You walk outside and you're like, wait, there's nothing else for me to do?”
“For me, it was fun to work with a phenomenal guy like Machida. I was in awe. I had to snap out of it and focus or else I_d get knocked out.”
“I learned I'm allergic to a lot of things, a lot of foods.”