GL: What are your thoughts on the hearing that took place last Thursday? "It was messed up. I'm very disappointed with how everything went down. I was expecting a lot more from the Nevada Commission. I'm taking this whole thing real serious you know what I'm saying? That's why me and my entire team stayed in Vegas until Thursday night. We stayed in Vegas just for the hearing and all it really was the Roger Mayweather hearing. They said that since they were a part time Commission that they would have have to bring a specialist in to break down the footage. And yo, at the hearing they said they released 20% of Mayweather's purse last Tuesday and the rest of it the day of the hearing but they're still holding my purse up. I have no idea what they're going to do next, but all I know is they're still holding my purse."

GL: There have been rumblings that the purse they are holding up is all going to the IRS, and that you are in financial woes right now. Is that true?

Zab Judah: "That's just a rumor Floyd Mayweather was starting, but hell no that ain't true. My money ain't nobody's business but mine. I will say this and people can count on this, Zab Judah made a lot more than what Floyd Mayweather Jr wants you to believe. Floyd should just count his money, keep his mouth shut and pray he doesn't have to face me again."

GL: Zab, not for nothing after the first four rounds Floyd seemed to take control of the fight...

Zab Judah: (cutting in) "Look ain't nobody trying to take nothing away from what Floyd did, he won the fight and he was the better man that night, I just feel like the odds was stacked against me you know what I'm saying. First of all, I knocked him down and they ruled it a slip...

GL: (cutting in) But even with the knockdown...

Zab Judah: "But let me finish Greg, let me finish. I knocked him down and I was in complete control of fight and it's like I said Floyd is a great fighter and I ain't taking nothing away from him.

GL: Some people feel that the fouls you committed in the tenth round were your way of trying to get out of the fight.

Zab Judah: "I know I'm not a dirty fighter, but boxing people knows fouls are a part of boxing. I wasn't flagrantly trying to hit him low and I don't care how many times Bob Arum, or anyone else says it the punch behind his head wasn't on purpose either. We're taught to follow up our punches and Richard Steele ain't seperate us yet. You could watch a thousand boxing matches you going to see a hundred low blows, and hundred head butts but I bet you probably won't see a trainer come into the ring before the round is over and his fighter not get DQ'd."

GL: You said you didn't throw the low blow or rabbit punch intetionally but what about your running around the ring to hit Roger Mayweather and Leonard Ellerbe. Was that intentional?

Zab Judah: "It's like this nobody would be talking about none of this if Roger Mayweather would have kept his ass outside of the ring where he belonged. He comes into the ring and started cursing at me calling me a m**therf**ker and then I went to the neutral corner but when they were going at my pops what was I supposed to do? I don't care what anyone says if I'm standing right there and two people from the other team are in the ring trying to go after my pops, I ain't going to be the one who let's it go down like that. Not me homey.

GL: When do you expect to hear from your people to figure out what your next move is going to be?

Zab Judah: "I'm not sure, but we have to wait for the Nevada Commission their move before we make our move. Don King is a great promoter and he spoke well on my behalf throughout the whole promotion and at the hearing so I'm sure he's going to be coming back with something to get us right back in the ring for a title ASAP.

GL: Some find it hypocritical that Don King and your team are fighting for the DQ, when several rules weren't upheld when you were allowed to keep your IBF title following the Baldomir fight.

Zab Judah: "I don't got nothing to do with any of the sanctioning body stuff. I leave that to my promoter and my managers, I just worry about fighting. The fight with Floyd ain't happen because of a belt, it happened because it was a great fight that a lot of people wanted to see. HBO just said it made almost $16M and I think a rematch would be even bigger.But mark my words though Greg, I will be the welterweight champion of the again and it's like Don says, How long? Not long!"

GL: So you want a rematch with Mayweather?

Zab Judah: "Definitely. Definitely. We're going to fight again I promise you that. It might not be right away because Arum and them is pushing that Margarito fight but I promise you we'll fight again. And there's no way in the world that Floyd and Margarito is going to do bigger on PPV than we just did. I'm ready to knockout whoever Don King and the networks want me to fight to get my rematch. If Ricky Hatton wants to fight let's do this, Kostya Tszyu wants a rematch, tell me when. It doesn't matter to me, I'm just going to keep my ass in shape and once this whole mess in Vegas is over and done with, I'll be ready for Don's call."