He had a protective brace on his wrist, and that really didn't allow him to use that hand at all. He's the best guy we have at that weight and we wanted to give him his chance. And he wrestled well, even with the disadvantage of the brace.

I've worn a (protective) brace in practices, but I've gone through everything and it has not restricted me. Naturally, you don't want an injury to cost you playing time, but hopefully I can get out there and get back into a groove.

I didn't wear my knee brace for the first time, so I really felt like I could move around.

I was having a nap by the swimming pool and was awoken by this huge hand holding my wrist. I looked up and this gorilla-like shape had blocked out the sunlight. It was Freddie. 'It's alright, it's Freddie. I've never seen you quiet for so long David and I was just checking you still had a pulse,' Freddie told me.

I can move the fingers of my left hand...[and] my right wrist. I can extend my legs. I can open my arms.

I think we need to brace ourselves,