Transcript (en)

Hi, Kendall. Hi, Dr. Smith. Am I ready to get back in the ring? Slow down. Why don't you sit down? First of all, tell me, how are you feeling? Look, I'm not gonna lie. I've been anxious. I've had some dizzy moments, but I'm fine. I can get back in the ring, trust me. That's because you've had trauma, and this is affecting your head, your ear, which is throwing off your whole vestibular system and affecting your balance. What does that even mean? Look, you're not on concussion protocol. You do not have a concussion at all. However, your body is sending mixed responses, and that is affecting your vertigo, which can throw off your dizziness. I'm just not used to sitting at home and doing nothing. I mean, this whole process has been so hard for me. Do we have a timeline when I can get back in the ring, when I can start training again? Like, anything? Like... Look, I understand that you're anxious. I don't have a timeline at this point. Your body needs time to rest. And just when you had time to rest, you once again took multiple hits, which has prolonged your recovery time. And this is what happens when we try and take care of Kalani. I get suspended and you get hurt. And look, I'm sorry to tell you this. Unfortunately for you, you are not going to be cleared from my standpoint. And I am going to recommend a sports psychologist at this point for your mental health. Thanks, Dr. Smith. I'm sorry. Thank you.