Jonathan Coachman

There were app ads all over the place.

Guys, you got to understand, this is a $1.6 billion deal, and they've got to make their money back.

So they have to sell it.

This is the equivalent of what we used to do with Sunday Night Heat.

We'd have six to seven.

It was a hard sell.

You call it a hard sell, and you sell what's coming up on the pay-per-view.

They did that, I thought, very, very well.

And I show speed.

I don't think you all understand what kind of guts it takes to go up on that pole or whatever you want to call it and then jump down on Logan Paul.

Give Logan Paul credit.

It takes a lot of guts to lay there and take it from a guy who has no experience.

Think about it.

Would you lay there and let a guy jump on you from 12 feet in the air?

So I thought even though it was short, I thought that was a really good start for the WrestleMania to then be able to sell it.

Because then you would have I Show Speed's YouTube channel.

You had social media that you could put that out.

And so even the casuals that are casually scrolling through would get a viral moment to start.

Now, the Jacob fought to Drew match in a no sanction match.

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