Lets say that he made $100,000, I couldn't train him two times a day so I told my buddy at my gym, Randy Khatami, who's a great boxing coach and also teaches some basic submissions, that I would take him in the morning, and he would take him at night. Now everybody tells me that I just have to pay my friend a certain amount of money, like a "per hour" deal because it would be better "money wise" for me. But since I believe that a TEAM works together, I just pay him half of what I make.

Lets do the math here, 10% of 100,000, is $10,000, that I split in half, so I make $5000 in 5 or 6 weeks. I also told him BEFORE I started training him, that he had to understand that when I had a commentary job, that I had to do that, since this was not a "money making machine for me" (try to live in CA from $5000 in 6 weeks and support a family, haha, I dare you). He and his manager Mike, who's a great guy, told me they understood that.

Since I believed in him, and considered him a friend, I said NO to a whole bunch of commentary jobs because I wanted to be there for him for the entire time. Meaning, I actually LOST money training Kimbo. Well, actually, with the last fight (because they re-negotiated), I think I evened it out, but never made money.

I did all this because I liked the guy, I like his friends and I think he has a great family that needs support. We would have a lot of fun when we were travelling. EVERYBODY told me to NOT train him, "He's a thug, it will backfire, he will f**k you in the end", and God knows what more they told me.

Nope, "he's a great guy, a family man and friend", that's what I told the whole freaking world! You think was lying about that? You know me, I always tell the truth, it's funny that he says this, because I considered HIM my friend.

After our split I even told his manager Mike that I could set him up with pro wrestling in Japan, he still had to provide for his family right?

And a bad teacher? Ah well, I don't need to answer this, but just so HE can read this.

-I started Genki Sudo's career, when Genki heard I was in the US he moved to LA to train with me, I trained him about 2.5 years, I put him in his first fights, he was just a wrestler coming in, look at him now.

-Carlos Newton came to train with me for three months, lived in the gym, I really made him better, ask him what he learned and how his career went after that, won...