That's a difficult, that's a difficult question.
I've always been a smack down person myself,
I always loved smack down probably because-
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>> Today the Performance Center your three out of our talents,
Hassan Muhammad and Fasser.
How's the how's your relationship with these guys?
>> It's great, especially Muhammad [LAUGH] he's so funny because he's lived there
longer than then Fasser and Hassan and he's been in Orlando longer than me.
So he's showing other like pool places and he'll take, he took Hassan and
Fasser to the beach, Daytona Beach.
And to see their pictures and like a Hassan and
Fasser like barbecues and stuff like that, it's so funny.
We have to go to a lot of live events for NXT.
So it's been really cool.
Especially for Hussan and Fasser it's because they're completely new to WWE.
They don't know the way that the ring is built.
They don't know the way that shows are.
So they get to watch three times a week,
essentially, a show every night and it helps them understand what it is.
Because it's very useful to have an understanding of
a very deep understanding of what it is before we can actually get in and do it.
>> What does it feel like to be the first WWE superstar from Saudi Arabia?
>> It's difficult because I still see myself as just a fan.
I'm, I'm just a guy who got very lucky for I did worked very hard.
But I mean there's so many incredible athletes in Saudi and all over the world.
And for me to be put in this position because really my heart because I wanted
it so badly, it's amazing.
I always say if I had it my way there would be 100 Saudis before me and
there will be 100 Saudis after me.
And I hope that they're all much better than me [LAUGH].
So that's that's my goal.
I think I was very fortunate to have training in America.
But that's because I was able to go to America.
There's so many people all over the Middle East who want to do this.
But there's no opportunity to because there's no schools, there's no training.
So what I hope to do is, usher in that sort of introduction to the culture.
That yeah, this is WWE, sports entertainment.
This is what we should be doing if you wanna do it.
And then the more people that come to WWE the more people can come back open schools
and it will facilitate it's on training.
It's all very big picture, very long term.
>> What is your biggest challenge now being an NXT or even WWE world?
>> The feeling of wanting to do so much and having to wait.
That's the difficult thing.
I've never been a patient person.
I try to be, but it's difficult.
And if you're an ambitious person, then you're not gonna be patient.
Because we all wanna be, like for me it was incredible to in Super ShowDown,
Greatest Royal Rumble.
To be a part of this shows, what I really, really,
really wanna do is be on NXT every week.
I wanna be on the show.
I wanna be, because for me, its amazing to have a Saudi on a Saudi show.
But what's even more amazing is if I can do NXT, RAW, Smackdown and
represent all Saudi all over the world.
>> If you had to choose to start, to have your WWE RAW or Smackdown.
What would you choose?
>> That's a difficult question.
I've always been a Smackdown person myself.
I always loved Smackdown.
Probably because when I was watching WWE in Riad,
Smackdown was the only [LAUGH] show we had.
We didn't get RAW.
So I have loyalty to Smackdown [LAUGH].
>> What would be your dream match or
who would you choose to have your first match with?
>> My dream match is probably with Daniel Bryan because he means so
much to my career.
And I truly believe that, I mean he's the best in the world in my opinion.
I know there's a lot of people who wanna see me wrestle Seth Rollins [LAUGH]
>> You guys look alike.
>> He's just a lot more buff [LAUGH] so that would be fun.
I'd like to wrestle, man, there's so many guys.
Kofi Kingston is a guy who I would love to wrestle because when I was ten years old
he was on television.
And that's the most beautiful thing about WWE and
what we do is you can watch someone from when you were a kid.
And then by the time you're old enough to be in this company, they're still there.
And you followed their entire career and
you can step into the ring with someone you had an action figure of.
It really is amazing.
>> Today in the Arab world or after winning the Super Show down,
you're definitely considered as a hero into the movie universe.
Is there were there a final message you'd like to say to all your fans or
whoever's watching you right now?
>> What I would say is, this is only the beginning.
I mean this is the start of something really amazing.
It's the start of feeling like this is not impossible.
I mean even just, not even just being a superstar.
Going to a show, going to a live WWE show with all the theatrics and
all the amazing presentation.
When I was a kid I thought it would never happen.
I thought I thought I would never get to see WWE.
The or whoever, it was always a dream.
And for it to be more available to everybody, for
it to be more a part of the culture.
So that your friends understand what it is, your family understands what it is,
and it's not a difficult conversation or like, what is this?
Like, it's WWE and it's amazing.
Every single time I have ever taken anyone to a show, they have always been amazed.
Because they don't know how amazing it really is.
It's magic, it's the best show in the world.
And the more we get to share that with everyone in the Middle East and
everyone around the world, the happier I will be.
>> Want to thank you so much for your time.
We wish you all the best, and we definitely hope
to see all your dreams come true in the near future.
Thank you so much and good luck with everything.
>> Thank you.
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