Kushida

But, um, I think there's a way to utilize him, but the days of Jeff Cobb going on a unprecedented undefeated monster streak in the G1, those days are gone.

I'm not saying he'll never have a push or hold a title, but it seems to me, and I've, I've said this before on the show and I'll say it again, is I think that he's being brought in as more of like a senior hand to work with young guys and take losses to them, and, um, you know, kinda fulfill a similar role that we saw with, um, Kushida when he made his return from, uh, uh, WWE.

But this Callum-Jeff Cobb feud, I hate to say it, man, but it is really fucking dead to me.

Um, Callum right now is doing some interesting things.

Those days are gone.

I'm not saying he'll never have a push or hold a title, but it seems to me, and I've, I've said this before on the show and I'll say it again is I think that he's being brought in as more of like a senior hand to work with young guys and take losses to them and, um, you know, kind of fulfill a similar role that we saw with, um, Kushida when he made his return from, uh, But this column, Jeff Cobb feud, I hate to say it, man, but it is really fucking dead to me.

Callum right now is doing some interesting things.

Like he's got like him and Will Ospreay, they've been trading barbs over, you know, the internet and on social media talking about who's the real leader of the United Empire.

it's always fun when you have heavyweights and juniors mixing it up.

And, you know, it's been a while since we've seen that last, um, open weight challenger was, uh, Kushida when the cash that was opening was, uh, was a champion.

And before that, I don't even know what it would be before that.

Um, I know we've seen, um, guys like Haromu do some open weight stuff.

And I mean, he did nothing, right?

He was in the classic tag team Jacket Time with Kushida.

Oh,

sure.