Justin LaBar

And then you add the stipulation in the hair, the stipulation of the title in the hair, and I think he got something here.

So, you know, what the finish is going to be at double or nothing, again, I'm not going to completely rule out Darby retaining because it's, you know, the hair thing with Hollywood.

I mean, if I'm betting, I'm probably betting on MJF.

I'd have a hard time.

I mean, if MJF loses again, if he loses, cuts the hair again, he's presumably going away for a little bit of time.

So maybe, but I think, you know, they got a little bit of a detour.

They got to elevate some people in Darby and these rapid title defenses.

It's certainly, you know, Darby Allen, who's a guy who, you know,

Had an incredible run in the tag team with Sting.

Darby Allin, who I think has even gone and did media prior to becoming champion, and he's not a guy who ever cared about having to be world champion.

That wasn't something that was like...

I got to do, I got to have.

He just wanted to go out and perform.

And so, you know, you have Darby Allin as your world champ, something different, but I got to think it's going to come to an end.

I got to think when it comes down to it, when rubber meets the road, hair or title, you're getting this title back on MJF and you're continuing your build in the summertime, again, ultimately to all in.

And, you know, I'm not going to sit here and crunch and blow, you know, bemoan over numbers, but data is data.

And I do think business overall is just better than,

when MJF is their champ and people are chasing MJF.

I think there's enough data out there that proves it.

Not to say that Darby's been a business failure.