"This exhibition is a tribute to my favorite athletes of all time. Some of them I used to like when I was a child, some of them I like today and most of them I will probably like forever. Great athletes have always fascinated me. They are the pop-stars of today. They make ridiculous amounts of money for being good at what they do, date the most beautiful women, live in amazing houses and drive fancy cars.

So when I started to think about who were my favorite athletes, I realized that most of them were the most successful ones, the most famous and best known. I guess my taste is a bit shallow, but I’ve never understood the idea of supporting the underdog. Why support Liverpool when you can support Manchester United. Why support Mika Hakkinen when you can support Michael Schumacher. I guess in some cases it has something to do with where you were born, or how you were raised, but I still don’t get it. I guess that’s just me being ignorant. I also found out that I only support players, not teams. So if a player I like is sold to another team, I follow him.

Michael Jordan once said: “To be successful you have to be selfish, or else you never achieve. And once you get to your highest level, then you have to be unselfish. Stay reachable. Stay in touch. Don't isolate.”