Ashley, Peter and Mark

What's going on? What we got for tonight? So first of all, we're gonna give our condolences to, uh, I know you weren't a Blade fan, uh, 'cause you don't watch AEW, but I actually really liked The Butcher and Blade.

Blade was actually, uh, the skinnier of the ones, but The Butcher was this big dude, and I, he played guitar for a metal band called, out of Boston, called Every Time I Die.

Actually, it was New York.

And I thought that was cool 'cause he wanted to be a wrestler, and he started being a wrestler in his 40s, and he had this monocle gimmick.

And he'd come to the ring, and he'd do this weird walk, but he was very...

He, he, I really liked him.

Um, I don't know if he was wrestling much, but think he had an accident outside in an indie show and hit his head, and that's, that's how he passed away.

Hm.

So they, AEW took a blow on that.

And then obviously, uh, you know, Pac, course I knew him first as Neville, the Man Time Forgot, which was a horrible gimmick, but I really liked him as Pac in AEW.

I don't think AEW used him all that well.

Of course, I can't say WWE did either.

But he was a very good wrestler.

Um, and he passed away September 27th after, uh, a pay-per-view.

Found him slumped over in his car, which really stinks when anybody dies young-ish, you know, in their 40s.

And I think Pac was 40.

I think, uh, Butcher was about 47.

But- [clears throat] ... tough times in wrestling, but, uh- You know, AEW's had a good run of bad luck right now.

Man, they really have.

And I, I hate it, I hate it when anybody dies.

Um- Right ...

I, you know, I'm not a AEW fan.

Um, and but the last thing I want to see is a good run of bad luck for any organization, especially when it comes to, uh, uh, something, you know, like this.

And but, you know, I hate it.

Um, but, you know, it's, man, the good Lord had, uh, other plans.