Tom Segura

I did see him.

I saw he was right in my face.

The only thing when I think about going this year and such an amazing event for WWE last year is he beat me.

for the wwe title and uh also i was a bit of a what we call on an away game because here he is he's going for the record he's he's a legend there's a lot of nostalgia and respect so i was happy i was understanding i'll probably be heavily booed even though i am technically a good guy um that's fine i think we're going into it again again which i love because i'm back title with me again yeah it's kind of a little under the breath like

I'm about the leaning in, kind of the Prince halftime show when it starts raining and he's saying, can it rain more?

Tully Blanchard, famous wrestler from Austin, Texas, actually.

His whole thing was as long as they're the loudest, the longest, you guys do your thing.

But I'll say this.

When it first started for me in my career, I wasn't even in WWE at the time when the first inklings of that started coming in and there was a bit of an adversarial reaction, even though you thought, oh, well, I was the good guy.

Okay, whatever.

It got me then.

I felt like I was lying when I said, no, no, it doesn't bother me.

I think it got me.

It got under.

Whereas today, it's the most fun thing ever.

To get food.

I love to go the other way on nights that you're a conquering hero.

Sure.

Texas, for example, Florida, there's some spaces that just won't do it.

They're about, hey, that's our guy.