"It's nice to feel loved instead of feeling hated." —Tito Ortiz

"I'm inspired to inspire others." —Tito Ortiz

"I just think God put me on this earth as a tool...showing people you can achieve stuff once you set you mind to things, that it can be accomplished." —Tito Ortiz

Just believe, it will happen. —Tito Ortiz

"I want to show what hard work and dedication and sacrifice can achieve." —Tito Ortiz

Life's too short to hate. —Tito Ortiz

Friendship Quotes

Train Hard, Fight Easy

One of the things you will hear mixed martial arts fighters talk about is making the training so hard and intense, that when they get into the UFC Octagon, it's a relatively easy endeavor to fight there compared to the grueling practice they've endured for 6-8 weeks.

Quotes on Sacrifice

Tito Ortiz on going from Zero to Hero

 

Tito Ortiz tries to inspire everyone at the end of his book "This is Gonna Hurt" by sharing his rise from nothing to become a multiple time UFC world champion:
I wanted to let people know that it is possible for somebody to start out living a life as a total zero and end up living a life that most people dream about.

Tito Ortiz on helping people

It's always nice to look in the mirror at the end of the day and see that you helped somebody's life...even if only a little bit.
- Tito Ortiz

Tito Ortiz on Visualization

Tito Ortiz on Sacrifice

 With great sacrifice comes great reward
- Tito Ortiz

Tito Ortiz: Fighting's the most loneliest sport

Tito Ortiz once explained on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast, that fighting is the loneliest sport in the world:

Fighting is so lonely, and people don't understand it unless you're a fighter. The loneliest feeling in the world is laying in bed the night before a fight and going, "You have to go out there and fight"...everything lies on you. There's no one that can save you, there's no one that can boost you, there's no one that can help you throw punches, there's no one that can help you take a guy down, it's only you by yourself.

Tito Ortiz on preparation

“Prepare for the worst so the best will happen”
- Tito Ortiz, UFC hall of famer and former champ