Darby Allin

And that's okay.

And the thing is, it's like the biggest thing I've taken away from staying and being with staying is, hey, you have to be at peace with yourself life after wrestling.

You have to.

And then the thing is, it's just talking to Sting about it.

It's like, I'm ready.

If this all ended tomorrow, I'm ready.

But until then, I'm going to ride it until the wheels fall off.

I don't want to be that guy who's not doing the version of Darby that you currently see.

Yeah, I felt that big time because we're talking about a man who had his career ended outside of his own terms.

And then once I got in the ring with him before, like he got a ring at his house in Texas and we were just rolling around.

He was only signed up to do cinematic matches.

And then I told him, man, you got so much left to offer.

I feel like let's end this on your terms.

And he's like, you're right.

And that's what we did.

And he could have had every right to just ride off in the sunset playing the greatest hits, you know, maybe a couple, you know, stinger splashes in the corner.

But no, we're talking about a man who's 64 years old jumping off these crazy balconies.

It's like, no.

And like, I just felt like, hey, let's treat this with the respect it deserves, you know, with his final run and just let's go.

Yeah, because we're talking about a guy, you know, he was in the game for so long.