JBL

They've done a great job.

I can tell you that there's been wonderful integration of relationships between WWE and AAA about sharing stars, sharing stars like Penta and things like that.

And they call and say, hey, you guys are doing a great job.

How about we put this down?

There's not a combative atmosphere there as it is.

It's a very good integration as it is.

Are they going to leave him alone?

I think they're going to continue to do what they've done.

And the reason I think that, Bubba, is because you've got so much content.

With WWE, you got about 50 hours of content you got to fill every week with WWE, with the Netflix deal, with the ESPN deal.

Now all of a sudden, you've got extra matches.

Now all of a sudden, you got the clowns you can put up there.

Now all of a sudden, you can bring up Laredo Kid.

Now all of a sudden, you can bring up Vekingo.

Now all of a sudden, you can bring up La Hadra.

You can bring up so many guys to put onto your television show that creates new segments and new opportunities.

It's hard to create stars.

These stars are already there.

I think they probably leave it as is, as they have been doing, and just have an integration on both sides.

Have an integration of AAA coming up and doing stuff with the, I say American product, the WWE product, and the same vice versa going the other direction.