Sam Roberts

Yes.

My tribal chief.

I don't think, nobody.

Nobody, especially since Seth...

left that's right like this has now become like no no no no this is paul heyman's vision that now matches the vision paul heyman's vision is wrapped around these four superstars being in control of the wwe and so for these four superstars they're like yeah that vision sounds really great to me and you know what let's take it right now and i'm watching right and and i'm seeing

Adam Pierce, it's one thing for Paul Heyman to be distracting a referee, but for Paul Heyman and Adam Pierce to be bickering on the apron, distracting the referee in the middle of the match, I'm like, Adam Pierce has totally lost the plot.

And then while the referee is distracted and then Adam Pierce and Paul Heyman are distracting him.

They also they have everybody in the vision has like Adam Pierce just spinning and spinning around in circles.

Every time this guy's focused on another member, somebody behind his back.

It's like the little rascals, except violent.

Somebody behind his back is doing something else where like you see Austin Theory get the brass knuckles slipped to him.

And I'm telling you, I believe that those brass knuckles were not slipped to Austin Theory so that Austin Theory could win that match.

I don't even think that Paul Heyman necessarily cared that they lost the match to Rey, Penta and Dragon Lee.

I don't feel like on this night for the vision.

that that was the primary objective.

Because when they slipped Austin Theory the knucks and Adam Pierce found them, he physically got involved again.

He physically got involved in the match and physically took those brass knuckles out of Austin Theory's hand.

So he's already at ringside for this match, which is showing too much interest in this group.

Then he's putting his hands on Austin Theory, where Paul Heyman's like, I don't know where the brass knuckles came from.

There's so much plausible deniability created in this winding road that has Adam Pearce doing exactly what Paul Heyman wants him to do, to the point that you're right.