Don Callis

And that's exactly what you're hitting on.

is when we dominate both in the Takeshi Okada match and in Stadium Stampede, at the end of the day, double or nothing, or as its hashtag is, Dawn.

This is the pay-per-view of the Dawn Callis family.

I love it.

I think the big difference is you're talking about two very different athletes from a mental standpoint.

And I'm not going to comment negative or positive one way or the other.

But I will say to your point, O'Connor is a guy who is at peace with himself.

He could walk away today and he will have had one of the greatest careers in the history of pro wrestling.

With that peace.

That inner peace, LaGreca and Dreamer, comes an ability to focus.

Takeshita's like a wild horse.

He just wants to run.

He wants to buck.

He wants to show the older horse that he's the guy.

So I think that Takeshita has an athletic advantage on Okada because I think Takeshita might be the best pure athlete in pro wrestling when you take into account his size and his athletic background with respect to Olympic decathlon training.

But Okada has the advantage in terms of his mental piece.

I've talked about it.

Okada's heart rate.

We put a halter on him in training.

His heart rate never goes above 68.