"I'm fine. I've adapted. It's a tough schedule. Even though I have been reduced to a certain amount of dates a year, it's hard. When you're a world heavyweight champion, you're in demand to wrestle almost every single week on TV. And the way that we structure our TVs right now, there's a possibility of Kurt Angle wrestling eight main event matches in four days. That's hard on the body. Especially at my age and at this point in my career. I believe at the last sets of TVs, I did seven matches in four days and I was hurting for a few days. I think anybody would. However I do have the ability to have five or six weeks off when I don't have to wrestle. So there's a give and take but I rather enjoy it. The challenges of wrestling guys like Eric Young to Bobby Roode to Austin Aries, Spud, Bobby Lashley... it's been very challenging but I've had a lot of fun."