Peter Rosenberg

Dave, I'm doing pretty good.

And I'm always happy to be on the flagship Busted Open.

No, thank you for giving me the space to do it before Friday.

He... Barry...

was an incredible, incredible guy.

And you said, I mean, Beyond the Mat is a love letter to professional wrestling.

I truly believe it will never be eclipsed as the greatest wrestling film ever made.

I don't see how you could make a better documentary about pro wrestling.

I was watching it in bed last night for, you know, the 10th time or whatever.

I still cannot believe what he has on camera.

Like, I just...

Not only does he get, like, these intimate, you know, really inside moments, like, of course, as I posted the clip, and I'm sure people mentioned it, the incredible moment between Dennis Stamp and Terry Funk, right?

Yep.

Like, one of the most beautiful and tragic and just sweet scenes you'll ever see in a documentary is,

something that truly gets into the mindset that everybody who wants to be a part of the wrestling business has.

This sort of desperation to be seen, to be heard, to be used.

That is incredible.

But not only do you get the bigger stuff like that and the tryouts of the kids trying to make it in WWE, but the fact that he just has...

Jim Ross and Jim Cornette standing at a monitor analyzing young talent.

The fact that he has prime attitude era Vince McMahon talking to draws, having an actual meeting where he's kind of trying to see whether someone has it.