What else is on that bucket list for you?

The big one is winning Super Junior.

Making it to the finals, I'll take that at first, right? To get to that point would really solidify everything I've done in my career.

And that's why it hit me so hard in this semifinal against Fujita, is I felt like I was so close to finally getting that recognition that I sometimes get overlooked for.

So I think that's a big thing.

And It's hard in this industry.

I know sometimes they're the unsung heroes and that's part of what we do.

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I have no fucking clue how any of this [chuckles] shit works," right? It was like, [chuckles] it was like this great humbling moment of like, "Ah, there's like a whole new world out there of things that I don't know just about the thing that I, you know, purport to love and have spent a large portion of my life following." And I'm curious for, for fans and for people that are, that watch New Japan and particularly are fans of yourself, to like how hard, like how hard is it for an Australian pro wrestler to do what you have done? And, and do you think that it gets easier because you do it? Or is it just about you, you're able to impart some of that knowledge about how to, how to deal with how hard it's gonna be?

It definitely, yeah, it's, I think any, any achievement in pro wrestling for us Aussies is difficult on the world stage.

And it's becoming more acceptable that these things are possible because there are more of us doing it, like your Rias, like your buddies, like your Kyles, like your Davis, uh, all, I could go on and on.

Inspiration, Tony, Grayson, Indy, Steph, all, all these people that are making such high achievements.

But in the scheme of things, they're still outweighed by the Americans.

There's still more Canadians in those positions than there are Aussies.

There's still more English people from the UK than there are Aussies in these positions just because of where they are geographically.

Um, maybe one day he's like, "I wanna be that Robbie Eagles." Like I just, just, I, we've, we've talked about it in the past, but just the, the, the work and the way that you get, like how does one get to that space? Is it just a who you know, working your way through, showing, doing tours? I know you did, uh, was it Zero One? Where were, you like, like yeah, there's, it's not, it's not a straight line, right?