Jonathan Hood

There was not a lot of pause there.

After Batu loses, he kind of looks around and just surprised.

Like, wait, I lost?

Oh, no, no.

No, no, that's not going to – and now, again, just jumping on Roman Reigns.

To me, it's kind of like this guy was down for a three count, but he wasn't down for the count, if that makes sense.

Yeah, no, the pages keep flipping because we got to find out whether or not the company feels strongly that we have a future world champion here and Jacob Fatu.

I wonder how they look at it.

They look at him as the Samoan werewolf.

They know that he's wild.

They know that, you know, he's great with the media.

He's he's.

Checks all the boxes.

Now, what's the next step?

And the story that's told, right?

That visual that you mentioned, by the way, I just want to put it over more so.

That visual you talked about where there is Jacob with the tongue and death grip and you see Adam Pearce and you see other WWE agents and producers pulling at his hair, pulling at him.

That's a prison look.

Let's get off that inmate.

That's what it came across to me as.