Justin LaBar

for, for what WWE is going to give you, we're not going to get 12 matches that are going to be, you know, AEW formatted per se.

I thought for what it was, I don't think you can be disappointed if you're there live for what they, for what and how, and then the order of which they rolled it out.

Why would I do that, though?

It just makes it easy.

If I have the app, I'm just going to open it up there.

To me, the ESPN is for...

it's ESPN and ESPN two is a channel that's on every single sports bar in America.

So that's there to maybe just get so-and-so who had, it wasn't planning on backlash tonight, but has eaten his chicken wings.

All of a sudden I'm just, this Brom breaker guy's pretty damn intense.

And so you just watch and maybe you don't go right over to the app because you're sitting there at the bar, but maybe, uh,

You check something out on social later.

To me, that's all the ESPN is.

It's just, hey, try to maybe grab a laps fan, a new fan, whatever.

Otherwise, everybody else who's planning to watch Backlash, everybody else who's planning to see what's the ending to Roman Reigns and Jacob Batu, everybody's watching on the app.

So you're opening the app up.

I see no reason to open up, to go to my TV to watch ESPN 2 and then have to go through.

Now I got to go to my apps and sign into it.

No, I got five matches on the app.

I was moving around.

Had to do it that way yesterday.