Chris Ryan

He was.

That's the crazy thing is like these guys are fighting and meanwhile there are still horses doing passes like taking shots at them.

It's much more chaotic than I thought it was going to be.

Well, it's also kind of ironic because he's like, I'll take a hit in the helmet and then I'll just sit this one out.

And so were you able to spot first pass?

You saw Makar hit the helmet.

Seems like it probably would have happened anyway.

It could have happened anyway.

The swing.

If it's like this was all like after the whistle blew it away.

I think they're both over.

Dunk has lost.

The cool thing about the... The reason why I was anticipating this being a little bit more ceremonial or a little bit more mannered is that I almost like the idea of quite literally and then as a storytelling device, fog of war, and that this got too real too fast for everyone involved and they were all like, oh, shit.

Like, I kind of thought Arion was going to take this guy out in a second, and he didn't.

And now we're all flailing at each other.

And that it just gets kind of chaotic, and nobody can control it.

Because I kind of thought it was going to be like a hockey fight where two guys are going on it, but the rest of them are just pulling at each other's jerseys and are just like, all right.

Maybe we should have brought that up.

Let's also talk about the significance of what Balor says to Dunk before he dies.

So, Balor comes into the tent.