Stephanie McMahon

He's fallen out of favor.

Maybe it's The Undertaker and Stephanie McMahon and all these other podcasts, but Dutch Mantel has fallen out of favor.

Oh, don't forget phase one, too.

And by the way, you know, we delivered the best interview, you know, in his legendary...

yeah

on television now we have to defend it we now now it changes behind closed doors i just i did not like that it ended up being a great moment for stephanie vaquer but i think you could have easily like i think you blew up blew the chance of having real cameras real everything to make that a bigger moment on raw or smackdown or a pay-per-view

just join club wb and you'll see it and you'll be fine

yes but it drove you crazy brian because all the footage we saw was the vertical cam like what are we doing turn the camera turn the phone i knew that would piss him off it's like if you're gonna have a moment turn it sideways you can see all these vertical shots of her warning the title like i know the cameraman he didn't like that at all

To be being owned by Fox, who at the time had to deal with WWE for their SmackDown distribution.

It was believed that Stephanie McMahon was the executive they were talking about who encouraged people to not do business with MLW.

MLW's owner, Kurt Bauer, their lead booker and everything.

He was talked about how a wrestling show should be accessible to all.

On Raw, the WWE Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin rallied the alliance together to take out his frustrations on Kurt Angle by putting the Olympic gold medalist in a hardcore title match against Rob Van Dam.

In the main event, Test and Stephanie McMahon Helmsley.

Oh, pop-up came right when I'm reading.

Oh, my gosh.

like vince mcmahon

like stephanie mcmahon circa 2002 yeah get into that in a smidge um but yeah other than that it's been a it's been a decent week um crappy packer game just felt like crap afterwards oh are you uh did you get your head chopped off in your football league no it was close though I might get my head chopped off this week because I didn't know, like, you know, oh, poor Taylor.

Taylor Barfield.

Taylor's gone.

That's a standard issue casket, Adam.

I'd have room if I was in that thing.

Speaking of Stephanie McMahon, she's out to the ring next.

She throws to footage of Raw where she had staged, this is funny, a fake women's protest against Eric Bischoff's HLA movement.

A gentleman that at the time I was training with at my old judo spot worked at the MLB.com building in New York City.

so he had seen Stephanie McMahon, Stephanie McMahon had come through there because that's the, if anyone doesn't know, like that's kind of what the WWE network like launched through.

They were using the MLB networks.

Like I don't, I don't, I don't, I don't know what the word to use it for, but

So

again, templates.

So they had met, like they had met with Stephanie McMahon, um, He had seen her come in and she was very friendly with everybody and everything went the way it went.

What John isn't saying is that technically the very first day of the launch was something of a disaster.

Keep doing what you're doing.

I hope that Stephanie McMahon and shout out to WWE.

Yo, y'all want to keep doing this whole Stephanie McMahon, What's Your Story joint podcast? Get Bronson Reed on a future show.

I would love to hear him talk about the journey that he went on to essentially lose like half the weight almost.

right? I mean, he's in phenomenal shape right now.