you heard the scorecards read, did you think you were going to get the decision? BELTRAN: Honestly, no. I really thought maybe I'd be getting robbed. You know I was in his hometown, his backyard, and they had really big plans for him -- everything! When they were reading the decision, I was like I'm done. I'm screwed! Honestly I didn't expect that they would give me the decision, but that is great. They put up good judges, and the judges did a really good job. CIANI: Now you're currently trained by Pepe Reilly. Can you tell the fans out there a little bit about the working relationship you two have together as trainer and boxer? BELTRAN: Well Pepe, I've known Pepe for like nine years, ten years. He's been my trainer since I moved to LA with my friend, and it is a really good relationship. I like to be surrounded by good people, people that I like and I trust. Pepe's been like making some adjustments for me. I'm working better you know, with combinations and stuff, and working to the body. We've got a good relationship. We're friends and he's a former Olympian. Pepe Reilly is a former Olympian. He went to the Olympics in '92 with Oscar De La Hoya, and he's got a lot of experience. CIANI: Now you also previously worked with Hall of Fame trainer Emanuel Steward earlier in your career. Can you tell us a little bit about those experiences? BELTRAN: Working