Transcript (en)

So Kendall, we left off with you thinking about who you are if you're not competing. Tell me, what have you been doing during recovery? What's your life look like outside the ring? What life? I mean, this is my life. I watch it 24-7. I rewatch my matches. I study every mistake. I train. I mean, well, at least I used to. Okay, but what about any hobbies? I've tried a couple. I tried playing guitar, but I broke the string like three times and nearly threw out the window. I've also tried to paint, but that only lasted like 10 minutes until I got bored. Oh, and I tried Duolingo to learn Spanish. Okay. Donde estas? Nope, I don't really know how to speak Spanish anyway, so I think you understand why I only focus on wrestling. Okay, what about friendships or relationships? I mean, the PC is a little bit crazy. They do say it's, you know, like Love Island, but that's just not where my mind's at. I mean ever since I was a young kid I always told myself in order to achieve abnormal goals I can really live a normal life And you know I always sacrifice those type of things or hanging out with friends And that's what I'm doing now. I'm just focusing on getting back in the ring. Look, that work ethic, it's commendable. It really is. But is that lack of balance what makes you so good? Or is it also maybe the thing that might be breaking you? I mean, I never really thought about it like that. My whole life, the answer was to work harder. If I wasn't good enough, train harder. If I lost, train harder. And if I was hurt, I mean, just keep going. And that's what I'm doing. I mean, I don't... It's kind of scary because I don't know how to stop. I mean, my whole life, I've been trying to prove that I can handle more, I can do more. Right, but then what happens when you put in all this work, but working harder isn't enough? That's a good question.