Nattie Neidhart

It's like Jacob just kicked the door down.

Yep.

And like, I mean, the week before backlash, Jacob was in our, is it was in the dungeon twice.

So that was two hours each way for him, four hours of driving, four hours of training, eight hours commitment to training.

When he came to the dungeon, he said, I was just at the PC training as well.

So he was coming from the performance center training, training there at the PC and then coming straight to the dungeon.

Like he did not take this lightly because he knows that like he has everything on the line.

He has everything on the line.

And like, who do you see that is more of a threat than Jacob to take Roman's title?

Like, I don't know at this moment who is more of a threat than Jacob Fatu.

And, Dave, the audience or the connection that Jacob is making with the audience is incredible.

It's definitely like you see that Roman has been affected by Jacob's actions and Jacob is he's he's he's unhinged.

And I think that like when I think about some of my favorite people in wrestling, my favorite characters, superstars, whatever you want to call it.

I think about Steve Austin, for example, and people just resonated with Steve and the fact that Steve, he he he was gritty.

He did everything from his, from his soul.

He was, he was, people started living vicariously through Steve because, you know, when you look at like Steve Austin's rivalry, for example, with Vince McMahon, like Steve, everybody wanted to beat up their boss.

Well, nobody actually got to do it.

But then when we watched Steve Austin beat up his boss, we were like, man, I want to like live through that person.

We, we see with Roman's character on television, he's, he's somebody that, you know, he's, he's the head of the head of the table.

He's, he's, he's, he's,