Billy Gunn

I'm not the guy who's going to do all this flipping and all that - that's not wrestling to me - but I am going to be the guy who you'll get the most out of.

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

Chyna had her thing that she did, and that does not make her any less of a person than what she was. She was super awesome.

We go in the Hall of Fame because of what we did in wrestling.

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.

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

I'm literally an I'll-do-everything kind of guy.

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

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

I loved coaching. That is my thing. I love teaching people that want to learn this business.

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.

If you come from the old school of wrestling, we all trained in sweatboxes or we all trained up north where it was twenty below with no heater.

Everybody always asks, 'well don't you wish you a world champion?' Hey, if it happened, it would've been great.

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

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

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

Wrestling goes in phases - you had the 80s then the 90s.

You can't really compare anything to the Attitude Era, I don't think.

I love helping other people.

I love trying to give away what I have if anyone is interested in knowing a little of what I know.

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

If you're under a bunch a stress and you're in a straight line and you're not willing to go off, sometimes you gotta wander off and you're not afraid to fail and you're willing to explore different avenues, that's when all the great stuff happens.

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

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

I really didn't like to limit myself to just one character and then have people say when something else came up that he would never be able to do this.