Seth Rollins

He became more comfortable.

He became, you know, an honor, more honest version of his character and of his self.

He was allowed to become the star that I think everybody wanted him to be as a baby face.

And now because he was so excellent at his role as a heel, they were able to, you know, now he's the biggest baby face and biggest star arguably in our company and in our industry.

I mean, just you, they've got it.

They've got a quarterback and a coach.

And if that stays synced up and you stay in that same system, I mean, you see the modern NFL, that is the recipe for success.

And so you, you, you, the audience did that.

They, they forced that by rejecting, rejecting, rejecting for so long.

Especially when you look at the big dynasties, you look at Brady and Belichick, you look at Mahomes and Reed.

And so, you know, Brian Danielson is another great example.

I mean, that's it.

Daniel Brian, WWE.

You know what I mean?

That's what you want, and that's what everybody looks for.

He was a guy that the fans, they just, sometimes people just catch fire.

And so when you see teams getting rid of coaches and drafting quarterbacks, just hiring coaches just so they can link them up like that, you know?

My wife, Becky Lynch, they tried to force her into a role as a heel, not reading the room.

This is summer slam.

I want to say 20,