Jonathan Hood

And I noticed that as a fan, the metamorphosis of someone that came into the WWE world, not as a wrestler, and now that he's a full-time wrestler, you could tell the hair's going crazy.

He holds the championship up on his shoulder like Billy Graham did when he was a champion.

It's a different way.

No one usually wrestlers today in these or in the big leagues are just dragging the championship behind him because everyone wants to be Steve Austin.

Right.

I'll just drag the title behind you because it wouldn't.

He holds the title up on his bicep.

And it almost like when he turns, he sees the championship.

He sees nothing but his muscle and the title.

And I think that that's, again, unique for today.

So he's made some changes here, which I really like.

I like it.

It's a lot different.

Even with Joe Hendry, the turn from away from the hard camera he turns, it's not a smile.

It's a grimace.

That's a difference than what we've seen for, what, five, six years from Joe Hendry?

So now he's not only an entertainer that can be able to play the guitar, but also there's a menacing look on Joe Hendry.

There is a difference right there, right?

So to me, it's always a metamorphosis of here's what I'm used to seeing.

Oh, wait, now there's a little bit of something different there.