You're just TNA good."

Oi, that's such a, that's such a good line, and I know Brian Myers is gonna freak out.

He was playing with his action figures and went, "Hey, that's where I work." Put your action figures down, lad, and do something about it.

All these little dweebs in TNA, what are you gonna do? You just tweet? Like, I ain't stressed about you.

Um, let's not worry about that company.

The one guy who I have a lot of respect for, and I'm excited for, I just don't know if he's ready, is EK Prosper, and the reason for that is, is two years ago I started training at Ace Steel School here in Florida.

I used to go down there a few nights a week, get my reps in, and every single night I was there, EK Prosper was there.

It's like, did you know what you wanted to say when you took that microphone, or did everything just kinda come from the heart and off the top of your head?

Bem, estamos falando sobre aqueles caras caindo, mas com quem seria? Eu tive a sorte de entrar lá com o AJ, que foi incrível na minha

época no NXT.

Eu gostaria de ter feito isso de novo agora.

Três ou quatro anos depois, eu me sinto diferente.

Eu gostaria de estar lá com o Jon.

O tempo está caindo e eu não acredito que esse tempo venha para mim, mas estar lá no ringue com ele foi ótimo.

O único cara que eu vou continuar dizendo até acontecer é o CM Punk.

Entre você, Rhea Ripley, Bronson Reed, deveríamos estar prestando mais atenção aos indies australianos?

Chewie! Chewie! Chewie! Chewie! Chewie! Chewie! Chewie! Chewie!

Patience, patience, patience.

But this is the great thing, I love that these fans are here and they get to see this crazy show.

We're getting to see John Cena and AJ Styles tonight.

I can't wait.

[crowd cheering]

Right

... helping a guy like me out, putting me in a great position.

(laughs)

...

the training was harder than the actual matches.

You know, when, when I'm getting there with a guy like Robbie Eagles, like, if he sees something in you, he's gonna hit you as hard in training as he would on a show.

So a lot of my early, like, welcome to wrestling moments were at training.

And then when I finally did get in the ring and started having these matches, it, it felt easy 'cause I've, I've done it all before.

You know, I've, I've trained hard, so this didn't seem as bad.

You said it was one of the proudest moments of your career.

No, I haven't taken much of anything, no.

No, you haven't because you talk about wrestling, you talk about what you wish you could do with people like me, yeah? It's a very dangerous move.

Sometimes you're landing on top of your head, back of your head, like it's an incredibly dangerous move.

All we want is safety in the workplace, but Adam Pearce doesn't really care about safety.

So I'm just trying to be the good guy in the locker room and take care of everyone.

You got Petey Williams, I think he started this all.

I think we should really blame this on Petey Williams, starting the Canadian Destroyer, you know, 20- 20 years ago, and now look at it.

I feel like I've heard that before somewhere.