Paul "Triple H" Levesque

Look, that's what, in any sport, as the game is taking place, why are there commentators?

You watch it, see it happen.

They're going to tell you what's happening, they're going to break it down, they're going to analyze, and they're going to tell you what the story is.

So when that play happens, what does it mean?

Right?

It's no different than a movie.

It's just watching a movie but having a narrator take you through the scenes.

Ours is the same thing.

So when two talent get into the ring to have a match, it's not just, okay, one guy won, one guy lost.

It's the story we're trying to tell.

It's the emotion, the underdog that's in there, the big, I'm making this up, a big bully that's in there facing the underdog.

And oh my God, it just looks terrible for this guy.

And he starts to do well and then he gets shut down and Jesus, no way he could possibly do it.

But whoa, hold on a second.

Here it comes, right?

We are very much, and I say this a lot to people, we are, if you said we're a combat sport, we're less boxing, more Rocky, right?

We're the movie.

We're all the things that take place.

There's not a ton of boxing in the movie Rocky.

It's the rest of the movie that hooks you to make the fights matter.