LayCool

I think, I know it's controversial.

I know, I think of, like, Lay Cool back in the day.

I couldn't friggin' stand them, but now I think about, wow, like, what...

I feel blessed to have watched Lay Cool and how much I... felt something watching the product.

You know what I mean? The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference.

I agree with that.

Like, why, what are you doing in this ring? It's just, it's just weird.

Um, Piledriver Pete goes with, "LayCool." [laughs]

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That's going back too far for championships, but they would've been.

My name is Elijah, a longtime fan from New York City.

I was hoping that on a podcast episode, you guys can talk a little bit about your early days in WWE, some of your early feuds with Melina, Gail Kim, Karma, LayCool, Beth Phoenix, and what you remember about sharing a locker room with all of these talented women.

I really hope to hear from you guys.

Thank you.

It was just, like, wild to work her.

Like, she-- Just one of my favorite.

And, um, but yeah, even LayCool.

I feel like LayCool and the Bella Twins didn't get the run together they should have.

Just make them share it.

Like LayCool did.

Yeah.

Ah.

It wasn't until January of 2011 where I really started watching it full time.

I started watching SmackDown, and the first ever main event that I ever watched was Edge and Kelly Kelly versus Dolph Ziggler and LayCool for the World Heavyweight Championship because it was on the line that night.

And they left it off with a cliffhanger where Kelly Kelly ended up getting fired, and I was hooked right then.

I was like, "I gotta tune in next week to see what happens." And another reason was, uh, Edge was probably one of the coolest guys that I'd ever seen.