The Forgotten Sons

Rhea Ripley defeated Aliyah.

The Forgotten Sons defeated Tyler Breeze and Fandango.

Cameron Grimes defeated Boa.

Roddy Strong defeated Isaiah Scott.

Rhea defeated Bianca Belair.

Matt Riddle defeated Cameron Grimes.

Caleb Reese, Fandango, and Isaiah Scott defeated The Forgotten Sons.

Angel Garza defeated Gentleman Jack, Jack Gallagher.

Um, and like you, I'm, I'm still kind of perplexed that The New Day are the champions.

I still think it's, Miz and Morrison should have held onto it longer, um, because I, I really don't see the direction that they're going, unless they're, it's just The New Day versus The Forgotten Sons, 'cause they have been building The Forgotten Sons up as well.

Um, but even, even if you do that, so, I don't know.

I mean, I guess that, that could be a good feud for a few weeks, and they can maybe go back and forth, um, not exchanging the titles, but just have a few matches.

I mean, I, I, I don't, I just need something from them to understand what they're here for, why they want their championship, what their mission statement is, and we just don't hear from them.

So, um, that's the other thing, too, and but I, I, I think what you said is true.

They are just going to be positioning this as The New Day versus The Forgotten Sons.

That s- just seems to be where they're headed.

Really underrated.

I'll be honest, I was a big fan of him when he was in Dimitri, like, when he was in that Forgotten Sons.

But when he, like, went off on his own, like, really, when he went to Impact slash TNA, it was like, oh, shit, like, this guy can fucking go.

And he, I'll never forget, he told Carl Sill what to sit down, you cuck.

Well, today's guest spent more than two decades in professional wrestling, competing first as Phil Shatter before becoming an internationally known as Gunner in TNA and Jackson Ryker in WWE.

He was part of TNA's Immortal Faction and held the promotion's Television and World Tag Team Championships, before later joining WWE, becoming part of the Forgotten Sons in NXT and on SmackDown, and eventually beginning a singles run on Raw.

After retiring from the ring in 2023, he has entered a new chapter in life, using his lived experiences to talk openly about his faith, purpose, and life beyond the squared circles through the Walkworthy podcast.

Today, we're going to go back through the highs, the setbacks, and the moments that defined his wrestling life.

Actually, that TK20 game is brilliant for the talent that's on there.

It is.

And, you know, real quick, I'll touch on the fact of you talk about 2020 and how it was just the talent that's in not only that game, but then at that time I was speaking to, I can't remember who it was recently, but of how that time in NXT that myself, the Forgotten Sons, Adam Cole, all these guys were a part of it was a very magical moment in my opinion.

We were part of this gold and black brand that was just on fire.