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Phoning in from Equador, undefeated Kareem Hackett (7-0-0) is fighting out of California these days, but is originally from Toronto. After years of mismanagement offset continuous progress of the Ontario province's most promising boxing talents, Hackett made his ring debut in Detroit on October 17, 2013 against a man sixteen years his elder in Charles Fisher. He received invaluable experience sparring at the Wild Card Boxing Club, where he garnered the recognition of Freddie Roach and Eric Brown as an intriguing fighter before moving stateside. @SupremeUncanny   

Lance is joined by special co-host Logan Paul at Wild Card Boxing Club to discuss his rematch with KSI at the Staples Center on November 9, how his misstep in Japan led to becoming a new person dedicated to learning the sport of boxing, whether the YouTube generation will gravitate to boxing or not, and much more. Plus, Jake Paul reveals he's in talks with Eddie Hearn for a match in December or January, and their trainer Shannon Briggs says Logan Paul will be in a Heavyweight title fight within four years. For more Pug and Copp and 40% off your annual Athletic subscription, visit theathletic.com/pugandcopp Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Daniel Hayes earned his nickname “The Honey Badger” (an animal known for its fearlessness) in the ring during a pro sparring session. His talent expands beyond the sports realm from Motivational Speaking to Entrepreneurship to being an On-Camera Talent. Hayes started competing in sports from the young age of 8. He competed in Soccer, Basketball, Football, Baseball, to Swimming and Track & Field. By age 16 he was a certified lifeguard and it became obvious that Hayes was born to compete in the sports world with the rising demand for the young athlete.Hayes high school athletic career as a basketball player landed him several scholarship offers from NCAA division I and II schools. Hayes however decided to attend TRU where he and his childhood best friend were offered athletic scholarships. His chosen college major was Kinesiology until he was introduced to his first acting class where he instantly fell in love with acting and changed his major to Theatre. Acting was a natural evolution of talent into a different form of artistic expression for Hayes who has never been camera shy since age 17 he had been a published print model in magazines. His new passion led him to study the art of acting at The Second City and Groundlings, schools that boast alumni like Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogan and Steve Carell. Hayes continued training at The Ivana Chubbuck Studio a recognized acting academy which has coached Hollywood’s elite such as Halle Berry, Brad Pitt, Terence Howard and many famous actors.In 2016 Hayes joined forces with a lifetime friend and professional basketball player turned filmmaker to produce The Honey Badger, a boxing documentary directed by KB Kutz. The Sport Documentary covers the life of Hayes as an athlete preparing for his professional fight in Mexico. Their project The Honey Badger has won numerous film festival awards in Hollywood, Toronto, New York, San Diego and Los Angeles.On December 3, 2016 Hayes came out of a winning fight with a fractured left hand that required surgery, during his recovery he gained tremendous life wisdom from his successes and losses which he now shares in his work as a Motivational Speaker and Entrepreneur. His message is “I’m using this as an opportunity to be more accountable, I look in the mirror and say, you will be back and you will be better. Remember the times that you had the ability to do something and didn’t. I want to achieve more and I will. I’ll be better in a different way.” He continues his World Championship journey fighting out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto. Website - http://www.daniel-hayes.com/Podcast - Life is a Fight PodcastHoneybadger TrailerDave SwansonWebsite - www.goatwrestlingperseverance.comBook - http://bit.ly/TheDotontheLeftDave Swanson Speaks Clothes - www.goat-wrestling.comFree Chapter of my Bestselling Book? - http://bit.ly/DOTLFree1stChapterNeed more information - Text goat to - 737-214-1040Social MediaFacebook TwitterInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/goatwrestlingperseverance/LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/daveswansonspeaksCoaching -

Daniel Hayes reminds me not to judge a book by it's cover. Before speaking with Daniel, I thought, "Whoa, am I going to like this guy? A boxer, athletic dude? Me, I'm a fat, bald, nerd, will we be able to connect?" Then Daniel was sweet, funny and curious...made me want to work out more. This is one of my favorite shows, so in case you missed him the first time...enjoy. :D Daniel Hayes is a top ranked middleweight boxing prospect and Trinidad & Tobago’s boxing ambassador. Daniel Hayes Growing up Daniel played a variety of sports ranging from Soccer, Basketball, Football, Track and Field, Baseball and Swimming.  At just 8 years old, he started playing basketball and continued playing throughout college.  At 16, he was already a certified lifeguard and a highly recruited athlete in multiple sports.  In his senior year of high school, he was recruited to play basketball for several NCAA Division 1 and 2 schools. Early Veers Hayes however decided to attend Thompson Rivers University where he and his childhood best friend were offered athletic scholarships.  College proved to be quite a defining time for Hayes.  He started as a Kinesiology major but after just one single acting course, he discovered his love and passion for acting and switched his major to Theatre. Hayes was no stranger to the camera He was a published print model since the age of 17.  It wasn't long after his revelation that the acting gigs began pouring in.  Hayes landed his first commercial with And1, which was quickly followed by a well-known television ad with Nike. Improv and Acting Eagerly seeking to develop his craft, Hayes began studying at The Second City and Groundlings, schools who boast of alumni including Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogan and Steve Carell.  Hayes added to his training by studying at The Ivana Chubbuck Studio that has trained Hollywood’s elite such as Halle Berry, Brad Pitt, Terence Howard and more.  Currently on his Olympic quest, Hayes fights out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto. Daniel Hayes Vroom Veer Stories Daniel made the honor roll one semester in High School, the basketball coach was his teacher Learning how to listen to his body after an injury and not push himself too hard Was hyper-focused in high-school on training, didn't have much of a social life Realized he missed out on High School buffoonery when he started college Stories of sibling rivalry, getting bullied & being a bully--yup we are mammals Small regrets of being "so serious" as a freshman in college His college teammates wore him down & he learned to relax & enjoy the moment In sixth grade, Daniel was in the Chess Club - he did 3 tournaments How improv skills help on stage and in life to roll with punches Sleep masks can be tricky if you have to get up in the night for a bathroom trip Daniel Hayes Links Daniel's Web Site is Daniel-Hayes.com  

Daniel Hayes earned his nickname “The Honey Badger” (an animal known for its fearlessness) in the ring. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago His talent expands beyond the sports realm from Motivational Speaking to Entrepreneurship to being an On-Camera Talent. In 2016, Hayes worked with filmmaker KB Kutz on The Honey Badger, a boxing documentary that closely follows the life of Hayes as he prepares for his professional bout in Mexico. He continues his World Championship journey fighting out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto. "You don't have to be great to get started, but you need to get started to be great"

My guest today, on the Join Up Dots free podcast interview is a man who is a top ranked boxing prospect and also Trinidad & Tobago's boxing ambassador. He is also is a sought after model who has been photographed around the world since the age of 17. And when you see the photos ladies (and of course men too) that fact doesn't come as a surprise What does come as a surprise though, is this guy, with a highly tuned competitive streak was so obviously looking for the non-obvious route that could fulfil his dreams. Growing up he was involved in a variety of sports. He loved soccer, basketball, football, baseball and swimming and at just 10 years old started playing basketball and continued playing throughout college. At 16 he was already a certified lifeguard and a highly recruited athlete in multiple sports. In his senior year of high school he was recruited to play basketball for several NCAA Division 1 and 2 schools. Now this is when one of the big twists occured in his life, or as we say he hit one of his big dots. College proved to be quite a defining time for him, he started as a Kinesiology major, but after just one single acting course, he found that he had discovered his love and passion for acting and switched his major to Theatre. It wasn't long after this revelation that the acting gigs began pouring in. He landed his first commercial and this was quickly followed by a well-known television ad with Nike. Now he could have said “This is easy” and coasted a bit, but instead he set out to become the very best that he can be in this new found arena. He started defining his craft, by studying at The Second City and Groundlings, schools who boast of alumni including Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogan and Steve Carell. He added to his training by studying at The Ivana Chubbuck Studio that has trained Hollywood's elite such as Halle Berry, Brad Pitt, Terence Howard and more. He knew if he was going to be the best he had to surround himself with the best that Hollywood can offer. And now away from the acting he is training for the Olympics, and once again surrounds himself with the best by fighting out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions. So what has these diverse uses of his time and talents taught him, as he drives forwards with his ambitions? And is better to become very very good at one thing, or be diverse as he has been up to this point? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr Daniel Hayes. Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Daniel Hayes such as: How “The Revenant”is a truly boring film, no matter how many awards it gains across the film industry…..but why it has an amazing message for all entrepreneurs too! Why Mike Tyson would always get up at [4:00]am in the morning to go running, because all his competitors are asleep, and the reasons behind the decision to do this. Why being in the flow and present in the moment is the state that we must all aim for no matter what arena we put ourselves….it's where the huge wins are found. And lastly…. Who he would choose to be in later years Mickey Rourke or Leo DiCaprio, and the reasons why he believes that both are masters of their art.

Daniel Hayes is a top ranked middleweight boxing prospect and Trinidad & Tobago's boxing ambassador. Growing up Daniel played a wide variety of sports ranging from Soccer, Basketball, Football, Track and Field, Baseball and Swimming. At just 8 years old he started playing basketball and continued playing throughout college. At 16 he was already a certified lifeguard and a highly recruited athlete in multiple sports. In his senior year of high school he was recruited to play basketball for several NCAA Division 1 and 2 schools. Hayes however decided to attend Thompson Rivers University where he and his childhood best friend were offered athletic scholarships. Currently on his World Championship journey, Hayes fights out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto. Website: www.daniel-hayes.com  Instagram: @ThisIsDHayes Twitter: @ThisIsDHayes Facebook: @ThisIsDHayes   Listen Now: Listen on iTunes: iTunes link Listen on Stitcher: Stitcher link Listen on Google Play Music: Google Play link - Quote 'It's usually what we're hesitant or fearful of doing that leads to our biggest strides and growth' 'The Honey Badger' - the important difference between hard work and talent Honey badgers are fierce, scrappy animals- that is the type of athlete you should aspire to be Motivation, self discipline and nutrition Water is huge! Impactful coach Daniel had a high school basketball coach who benched him because of his attitude - it really changed Daniel's approach to team sports Training and skill development - Keeping it fun Setting goals is fun. There is a positive dopamine effect when you cross something off a list. Track progression and check off milestones along the way. Coach K on the 2008 Redeem Team - Reminded his team that in 20 years they are going to look back and deeply miss those competitive situations, so thrive on it in the present. Developing Self-confidence Visualization is huge Self-mantra and inner monologue - 'I am going to make this shot' Developing culture Constant accountability to one another Setting team goals - and rewarding positive team-first behavior High-fives, huddling as a team before a free-throw, anything that pulls the team together during the game should be a priority Connecting with and impacting kids The Selway Family Foundation - Underprivileged youth scholarships Mentoring - Daniel loves helping younger athletes avoid some of the mistakes he made when growing up The One that got away Daniel got fouled at the end of a basketball game, and his head was full of negative images and thoughts: 'If I miss this...' - and he went on to miss both free throws. He learned the power of positive visualization and staying present and in the moment. Best borrowed or stolen idea 'I don't know if you're going to win this fight, but I know you're going to come out of it a better fighter just because of the experience you have gained' - This was huge for Daniel because it took the pressure off winning and allowed him to just enjoy the competition and do his best. Favorite coaching or leadership quote/book Ray Lewis Ted talk - Persevering through pain Book: Rafa by Rafael Nadal - talks about how he had faulty mental processing before he beat Roger Federer and how he overcame it Daniel Hayes www.daniel-hayes.com - sells shirts - $2 of every shirt sold goes to charitable foundation Parting Advice 'It's usually what we're hesitant or fearful of doing that leads to our biggest strides and growth' - Today's Sponsors I Youth Football helps coaches, organizations, or parents teach football skills to kids ages 3-11.  Not only does I Youth Football guarantee your players increase their skills, they will give you individualized pricing based on your situation. So if you are a coach or want your local organization to ...

Daniel Hayes is a top ranked middleweight boxing prospect and Trinidad & Tobago’s boxing ambassador. Daniel Hayes Growing up Daniel played a variety of sports ranging from Soccer, Basketball, Football, Track and Field, Baseball and Swimming.  At just 8 years old, he started playing basketball and continued playing throughout college.  At 16, he was already a certified lifeguard and a highly recruited athlete in multiple sports.  In his senior year of high school, he was recruited to play basketball for several NCAA Division 1 and 2 schools. Early Veers Hayes however decided to attend Thompson Rivers University where he and his childhood best friend were offered athletic scholarships.  College proved to be quite a defining time for Hayes.  He started as a Kinesiology major but after just one single acting course, he discovered his love and passion for acting and switched his major to Theatre. Hayes was no stranger to the camera He was a published print model since the age of 17.  It wasn't long after his revelation that the acting gigs began pouring in.  Hayes landed his first commercial with And1, which was quickly followed by a well-known television ad with Nike. Improv and Acting Eagerly seeking to develop his craft, Hayes began studying at The Second City and Groundlings, schools who boast of alumni including Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogan and Steve Carell.  Hayes added to his training by studying at The Ivana Chubbuck Studio that has trained Hollywood’s elite such as Halle Berry, Brad Pitt, Terence Howard and more.  Currently on his Olympic quest, Hayes fights out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto. Daniel Hayes Vroom Veer Stories Daniel made the honor roll one semester in High School, the basketball coach was his teacher Learning how to listen to his body after an injury and not push himself too hard Was hyper-focused in high-school on training, didn't have much of a social life Realized he missed out on High School buffoonery when he started college Stories of sibling rivalry, getting bullied & being a bully--yup we are mammals Small regrets of being "so serious" as a freshman in college His college teammates wore him down & he learned to relax & enjoy the moment In sixth grade, Daniel was in the Chess Club - he did 3 tournaments How improv skills help on stage and in life to roll with punches Sleep masks can be tricky if you have to get up in the night for a bathroom trip Daniel Hayes Links Daniel's Web Site is Daniel-Hayes.com  

Daniel Hayes is on a unique and interesting journey; he is pursuing a gold medal in the 2016 Olympics as a boxer representing Trinidad and Tobago. Based in California, he is an authority on fitness, nutrition, and boxing as well as the athletic mindset, perseverance and how that applies to life. Daniel is also an actor. After one semester in college as a Kinesiology major, he switched to Theater. Daniel currently trains at the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club and aspires to motivate and inspire others. Daniel practices mindfulness every single day.Contact InfoWebsite: www.daniel-hayes.com Most Influential PersonGeorge St.PierreKobe BryantEffect on EmotionsOne hundred percent it has because it allows you to be calm and master your emotions because your emotions can result in some of the most erratic actions. It really helps you and for me to really think logical before I react out of emotion.Thoughts on BreathingBreathing is a big part of it just because with anything, with breathing, air, oxygen that's what keeps you centered. That's me when I am practicing yoga but that what keeps you centered and that's what keeps your body centered. So even throughout both physically or mentally our most tedious points or experiences, breathing is always what will keep you centered.Suggested ResourcesBook: Rafa by Rafael Nadal Advice for NewbieThe most important thing is momentum and what I mean by that is breaking it down to very very small steps. I once heard that habit is formed after three weeks. After practicing something for three weeks it becomes a habit so whether it's making sure you just drink two liters of water a day, just something as simple as that. If you are continually building on that and making that a habit and practicing it over and over again you are going to build momentum and then you're going to be able to take on something else. For mindfulness start small and build on it, gain momentum to move forward.Thank You Bonus: As a thank you for listening, download your Calm Your Busy Mind Infographic. It focuses on breathing, exercise and mantras. Please leave your name and email you'll receive your infographic in your inbox right away. Download It here.

Daniel Hayes is a Model, Actor, MMA fighter and Olympic boxer who will be representing Trinidad & Tobago in the 2016 Summer Olympics. Throughout his life, Daniel has dominated in a wide range of sports including soccer, football, baseball, swimming and basketball, playing on the collegiate level with an athletic scholarship. He is in MMA Fighter and holds belts in 4 different Martial Arts! He has also found success as a model and actor and has been featured in popular And1 and Nike ads. On his Olympic quest, Hayes fight out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto. Go to OctaneAthleticPerformance.com for your Steps to Fitness success.

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Steve Jobs created the format that our guest entrepreneurs follow on the Join Up Dots free podcast interview, and todays guest is a man who is a top ranked boxing prospect and also Trinidad & Tobago's boxing ambassador. He is also is a sought after model who has been photographed around the world since the age of 17. And when you see the photos ladies (and of course men too) that fact doesn't come as a surprise. He is building multiple careers, and has huge motivation to build a platform more than just a boxing career. What does come as a surprise though, is this guy, with a highly tuned competitive streak was so obviously looking for the non-obvious route that could fulfil his dreams.  Growing up he was involved in a variety of sports. He loved soccer, basketball, football, baseball and swimming and at just 10 years old started playing basketball and continued playing throughout college. At 16 he was already a certified lifeguard and a highly recruited athlete in multiple sports. In his senior year of high school he was recruited to play basketball for several NCAA Division 1 and 2 schools. Now this is when one of the big twists occured in his life, or as we say he hit one of his big dots. College proved to be quite a defining time for him, he started as a Kinesiology major, but after just one single acting course, he found that he had discovered his love and passion for acting and switched his major to Theatre. It wasn't long after this revelation that the acting gigs began pouring in. He landed his first commercial and this was quickly followed by a well-known television ad with Nike. Now he could have said “This is easy” and coasted a bit, but instead he set out to become the very best that he can be in this new found arena. He started defining his craft, by studying at The Second City and Groundlings, schools who boast of alumni including Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, Seth Rogan and Steve Carell. He added to his training by studying at The Ivana Chubbuck Studio that has trained Hollywood's elite such as Halle Berry, Brad Pitt, Terence Howard and more. He knew if he was going to be the best he had to surround himself with the best that Hollywood can offer. And now away from the acting he is training for the Olympics, and once again surrounds himself with the best by fighting out of the world famous Wild Card Boxing Club, home to superstar world champions. So what has these diverse uses of his time and talents taught him, as he drives forwards with his ambitions? And is better to become very very good at one thing, or be diverse as he has been up to this point? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only boxing entrepreneur Mr Daniel Hayes.

In preparation for his bout with Chael Sonnen, Shogun Rua spent some time at the Wild Card Boxing Club with legendary trainer Freddie Roach.