John Cena

They would do...

morning matinee in toronto and then they would do the garden so like they would there were like three units running it was it was a true live event juggernaut not that it isn't anymore yeah it's a more stable do a ton of events as much as you can you know and it that's um i think the the concept of of tko is to try to pick your spots try to make every event you know out of control special as big as you can and and uh look at the globe instead of just the us

Yeah, it's a half century, a quarter century.

Yeah, yeah.

Broke my neck.

Yeah, that was probably the most dangerous one, right?

The most dangerous one because if not treated, like in most cases, my tricep tears, that's serious.

But if left to its own devices, eventually some of it will grab on somewhere or it'll just like stay torn and I'll have a dent in my arm.

Same with the pec, like maybe it won't attach, but I can still move like 75% of my body.

When a disc ruptures in your neck and it gets pressed against all the energy and the cords and stuff that tell you to move, it can shut that stuff down.

Yeah.

So that was weird because it was like outpatient.

I remember getting fusion and going to SmackDown.

Yeah.

It was early on.

Dr. Maroon did fusion on me in 2007 or 2008.

But I remember going under on Tuesday morning and then going to SmackDown in Pittsburgh.

Like, walking in to say hello to everybody.

And it was like, what the... Didn't you just get neck surgery?

Like, Stone Cold... True, but then again, like, I've all... You know...