Paul London

Oh yeah, yeah.

Hey Brock.

He's like, oh yeah, okay.

And like, so it was the same thing where it was like, the more I just offered myself, I was like, what do you want to do?

And he was like, and so I wouldn't say Brock took like a liking to me, but we were always cool.

Always cool after that.

I mean, he wouldn't say hi to anybody a lot of times, but he was always cool to me.

Socks.

No, it was the closest I will ever, hopefully, ever be to being in a tornado.

Because when you get thrown, it's worse when you're facing up because you can't see the ground before you hit it.

So that wasn't bad because I was face down, but it was the spinning and his power and his strength was I could not...

time myself so it was like i think i might hit yeah you know so that i was just like i think he hit me like a power bomb and then he like shoot threw me out of the out of the ring but i was still like so like i go into the ropes and then i'm more like

And then I think Brian came down and made the save because I was not about to take an F5 into the ring post.

But yeah, he was always cool to me after that.

But speaking about Brock, you know, I thought there was a moment there, not at that time, but when he and I were in the same locker room.

That was very eye-opening to me.

It was when he left to go play football and was gonna go to the training camp for the Vikings or something, right?

They called everybody into a room and made him basically say in front of all of us, it was like a meeting to basically say like, he is gonna be leaving and this is why.

And that was, and he was the champion.

had bought his own jet so that he didn't have to be around the rest of us or the people or whatever his reasoning was.