Anderson is still in A LOT OF PAIN, says he can't even have a full night of sleep. He avoids taking a lot of painkillers because he doesn't want to get addicted to them.
He says this is the worst moment of his career, that he never came back to his home injured, not even with a scratch and that it is sad (some tear drops fall from his eyes here) to see his kids watching him recover without being able to do much.
They show the kicking moment and Anderson admits his mistake of kicking without setting it up with punches to distract Weidman. Says that Weidman was protecting his body/head waiting for a higher kick and lifted his leg to defend the leg kick out of pure instinct. Says that the kick was so strong that Weidman gets completely out of balance even after checking it. Says that he heard the sound of the cracking bone and then started feeling the unbearable pain, that he wasn't sure if the fracture was open and that he just kept saying to the guy that was near him on the floor to "put it in place". From the octagon to the hospital, Anderson says that he was really scared that he wouldn't be able to walk anymore or something like that, lot of things going through his mind.
Anderson said that it was a fatality and that Weidman won by the rules but he is 100% sure that he would've beat Weidman if the fight went on (and damn he really sounded confident saying this).
He talks a little a bit about the injury itself, showing where they put the titanium thing in his leg, and that his entire leg is being affected/getting weaker, that he is not a young guy anymore (39 in April)and that in the future the doctor will tell him if he can or can't kick again and keep fighting. He keeps saying that he wants to come back, that he is confident that he can come back, but that he is also getting ready for the possibility of the doctor telling him to stop.
Then Anderson starts saying that he wants come back to do what he does well, that is fighting, and that he still has a lot to do in the sport. When questioned if he would ask the ufc for a Weidman rematch, he said that no, but if the UFC wanted to give him the shot or if he earned his shot at Weidman's title by winning other fights, that he would take the opportunity for sure.
They show his family a little bit, how they try to distract Anderson whenever they see that he is a bit sad and all, and then they all (5 kids and wife) say in one voice that they want him to stop so that he can spend more time together with all of them.