The Undertaker

Well, you do.

There's a lot that goes into that.

Because obviously...

they're not in the know of what the big picture is.

And sometimes people get impatient and they don't want to wait, right?

And that's part of the storytelling aspect.

But you have to be able to have these beats in the story that keep them like, oh, okay.

Captivate it.

Back in the day, in the Monday Night War, everybody was like,

We would go off with a cliffhanger, and we didn't have as much cover.

You couldn't just go to YouTube or whatever and pick it up.

You had to wait.

You had to wait until the next Monday night to see what was going to happen.

So to answer your question, you have to have good creative, and it has to resonate to a certain extent.

with your audience.

And you have to listen, but you can't let it dictate either.

I think that's kind of a problem.

If it solely dictates on that, then you lose focus of what it is you're trying to do.

AJ Styles revealed recently that you gave him the gloves in your final match, the Boneyard match, during the pandemic.

How did that come about?