Jonathan Hood

Well, that's easy.

He wrestled in the 70s, Continental.

So, I mean, that's a possibility.

I just saw a photo of Tony Atlas somewhere with a bookie.

I did see that.

I don't know what title that was, but I saw him holding it up like, Tony, aren't you in your 70s?

I mean, I don't know.

If I make it to my 70s, I hope I look half as good as he does.

I mean... That's true.

And be champion as well.

Right.

So, you know, congratulations to New York Knicks fans.

But it's funny that we talk about championships because I was on Wednesday doing Bustin' Open After Dark after AEW Dynamite from Cincinnati.

And we were talking about champions.

And I just think for my money that the AEW World Heavyweight Champion, MJF, is doing the best work

out of the major promotions in 2026 for me.

And the reason why, Justin, is you look at not just the mic work,

not just the persona and just his makeup and his personality, but he's doing things that we hadn't seen in previous regimes.

And that is, he is out there wrestling on dynamite when he, when, which he doesn't have to, I mean, he can just wrestle all the pay-per-views and that's fine, but we saw him against Roosh recently and we were just overly impressed by MJF being able to do it on his own.

Because he's always had a faction, always had a ward low, always something in his back pocket.