Cody Rhodes

When you're driving in a Ecto One Ghostbusters official vehicle into independent shows where they didn't even know how to get a car in the parking lot, for that matter, and then you're working with promoters, you're working with promotions like GCW, and you're trying to give these people

big visuals and this high production value, which works because that's the character you are.

You have been at WWE, but also it's a little bit of a nudge.

You guys could use this too.

It's not that don't, don't try and be too cool for school.

Go, go big.

I thought it was really incredible.

And I thought you took what Drew had done a little bit of what I had done.

And I think you made it very, very much a different blueprint and a different bar.

Sure.

I wanted to ask about, you're going into this match with Nick Gage, and it's an iconic shot that everyone who works in a wrestling company that makes money from men and women falling down in a ring saw a clip.

Saw whether it was you walking into the ring in one of the most contentious moments, or saw you getting pelted with beer cans and all kinds of things after that.

were you nervous?

And this is my thought.

We don't have to talk about companies or this person you wrestled specifically, but what you were doing was not your forte.

What you were doing was, was a death match.

And we look it up folks.

What you were doing was that were you nervous?

Because I always found you to be a bit of a skittish.

Yeah.