How have you found it from on the inside? Well,

Oh, incredible.

Because for one thing, I never know what Andy's planning, right? Most people involved in RevPro will tell you this.

He never tells us very much in advance at all.

So we're guessing as much as the fans are guessing where this is all going.

And so to see it come together over time and you're like, I think this probably is what we'd... you know, what we're shooting at.

But he's very good at throwing in curveballs as well.

So next week, and I can't believe I'm saying this next week, Wembley when the lights go down on that main event and you get the chance to sit and reflect what a moment what a mark RevPro made on the scene with that show what do you hope the next mark or the next big mark RevPro makes on the scene is

Any highlights for you?

Uh, I always love a Revolution Gauntlet match.

I think they're, they're so uniquely chaotic in the sense that they have those timed interval entrances like a rumble match does.

But unlike a rumble, where being number one in is definitely a disadvantage 'cause you've gotta last the whole time, if you can get the job done before number three or number four or number five enters the match, it's advantageous to be the first one in.

So there's so many moving parts in, in a match like that.

And today we ended up with eight wrestlers all competing at the same time.

And a very interesting result, because Michael Oku got a pinfall win over Jay Joshua, the undisputed British heavyweight champion.

How long has this been going on for?