>On Road Dogg saying Dax had did not have his ‘priorities straight’: “I told you I didn’t want to really speak on Road Dogg anymore, because I know he knows where I’m coming from. He talks in circles a bit, he says things, but then he contradicts himself. Immediately when he met me he judged me, right? And that judgment hasn’t left him. Even though I’ve done okay in my career, and also even though a lot of people have a positive perception of me, he still has kept that judgment. Which is ass backwards, to me. But I listened to this fifteen minute tirade that he had to say to me. I just want to let it go, I don’t want to talk about him anymore. I’m here to let bygones be bygones. I just wanted to get my story out there, because everyone can have their own perception. Now I have this platform where I can tell my story, at least part of my story. For him to say, that ‘if I came to the back and I was so angry that I cried and punched the wall, then I need to get my priorities straight.’ No. I think I’m the last person in this wrestling world that needs to get their priorities straight.”
>Dax on what his priorities are: “My priorities, and I’ve said it a million times, Matt: God, my wife, and my daughter. And I think if there’s one professional wrestler that you can look at and say, he’s got his priorities right, it would be me. That’s what I’ve always said, above everything, it’s those three. I was upset because I’m so passionate about wrestling. And yes, like you said, I do take wrestling very seriously. Almost too seriously. I completely understand that.”
