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Big Show recently chatted with WWE Now India and answered some fan questions about his career. You can view a video and some highlights of that chat here:

Big Show on his longevity for his career: Somebody said to that to me months ago. Big Show has been performing for four decades! I was just like, I had to take a breath and go, Wow. Okay. Yeah. Thats true. My approach has always been about being dependable and being universal. Everything cant be about yourself to be successful and to have a long career. Sure, you have to take the opportunities that youre given and make the most out of them, but also, its about supporting other talent and bringing other talent along. So for me, I think my willingness to try anything and my willingness to be dependable and my willingness to help others succeed is why Ive been around so long.

On if he wants to face Keith Lee: Keith has a ton of momentum behind him right now. I think hes a tremendous competitor. I think if there was an opportunity for me to step in the ring and help Keith on his journey in some way, shape or form, Id love to do. Plus, hes got a good chest for chopping.

Big Show on the best advice he got in the business: I would say one of the earlier pieces of advice I got was from the legendary Big Boss Man, Ray Traylor. I had been in the business about six months, maybe, and this is when I was with WCW. I was going into the gym as he was coming out and we talked for a bit. He was a super nice guy. He said, Kid, Im going to tell you something. Be nice to everyone and be humble on the way up because you meet the same people on the way down. And hes right because no one stays on top forever. That mountain top is always changing. So, if youre rude and a jerk on the way to the top, theres going to be no support for you when you have to step aside for someone else whenever that time comes. And thats strong advice for treating everyone else the way you want to be treated. That and Macho Man Randy Savage used to tell me all the time, Keep that credit card in your wallet, and dont try to run with the Jones. Save your money, kid. So, that was Macho Man all the time. I think Macho Man still had his tooth fair money. He was very frugal, extremely frugal.

On his plans after he retires from the ring: Knowing me, if I retire from WWE, competing in the ring, Ill still be involved somehow. Either helping young Superstars behind the scenes, or Ill roll into some kind of project that stays busy. Im a whats today, whats tomorrow kind of guy. I dont look into the past. You cant change the past. You can learn from your mistakes and try not to repeat them. But living in past glories or past accolades limits you from creating any new memorable moments. So, my attitude is always one of onward and upward. Whats today. Whats tomorrow. What are are going, what are doing? It will be something fast paced and something positive, for sure because I cant sit still.

If using any of the above quotes, please credit WWE Now India, with a h/t to 411mania.com for the transcription.

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Big Show on His Longevity: 'My Approach Has Always Been About Being Dependable and Universal' - 411mania.com

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