“Personality-wise, people don’t think I fight,” Moran said. “I am not an a*****e. People always have this idea that fighters are big and mean and rude and so on, but a lot of us are really cool, down to earth people. Just looking at me makes me look like a salesman. When I tell people I’m fighting, they’re like, ‘There’s no way you’re going to fight.'”
With a boss who supports his double life as much as Moran and a personality made for talking to customers, if Moran can just as well diffuse customer concerns about his looks, you might as well keep working at T-Mobile until you fight. in the T-Mobile.
Moran took his licks, no doubt, but with his level of confidence and personality, there was actually only one fight that left him embarrassed by his looks. He stressed it was nothing he couldn’t handle, but after a particularly tough third round in his amateur career, he knew he was going to have a long shift when he returned.
