Raven

It's exhausting listening to someone, you know, be so opinionated, bossy.

You know.

You have such an interesting career because you're in the ring, then you're taken out of it and you're, you know, put into a backstage role and you're put into a managerial role.

Did you feel like at that point in time, like, that dream of being a wrestler had been taken away?

Yeah, I felt like...

You know, I felt like I got to find a way.

I knew I'd get back to wrestling some way, somehow, some way.

But I was afraid that this might be the end, too, you know.

Because he made me a producer, I mean, a manager first.

And then because he heard when he brought me... Lawler took some time off.

And he brought me in to commentate with him.

Because of my managerial, you know, promos.

And Vince did.

And then Vince...

And Vince saw my commentary, and he heard my commentary, and he saw that I came prepared.

I had notes.

I had little bits I wanted to do with them, you know, and stuff.

And he thought I'd make a good producer.

And then so they made me an associate producer of Monday Night Raw, and they were grooming me for the – and then they also had me write and format the B shows, the magazine shows like Mania and All-American.

And then from there, he decided he wanted to be a booker with Pat and Bruce, which didn't rub them too well.