One of the things that I appreciate most about you,
anytime I see that we have a match scheduled, I know that it's gonna be
something completely different than anything that we're gonna see on the card,
anything that we've done in the past, so I have never been manhandled and
felt like I could not do anything, it's you and Brock.
I remember there's a couple of moves, so you'll do that Suplex,
where you stand on the outside, on the second rope, and
Suplex me from the outside, and I remember the first time you hooked me, and I'm,
okay, here we go, I guess we're going, my God.
>> [LAUGH] >> You know what I'm saying?
>> [LAUGH] >> And
I literally no control over whether, what I'm saying, whether I was going or not,
I literally had no choice.
>> Thank you.
>> So, yeah, another just [APPLAUSE] tribute to you.
>> [LAUGH] >> Yeah
>> Now the pressure is on,
now the pressure's on in the future, here.
>> [LAUGH] >> Has there been a time,
where you've been in the ring and you've gone to do something that you thought that
you could do, strength wise, and you had trouble doing it, or too much strain?
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH] All the time,
I'm not gonna expose myself, here.
So for example, I tried to swing Great Kali in Germany and I almost tipped over.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> [LAUGH]
>> I just went [INAUDIBLE] and
it's two seconds, but it just seems like forever you're in there,
I eventually get it going and hit my finish after,
it's just like the same thing, it's just such a struggle.
So, like sometimes, especially if it's late in the match, I worry, but again,
I'm trying to pick my move smart enough that, I'll be able to pull them off.
>> Some sort of rumble, where I'm laying on the bottom rope,
staring at the entranceway and I hear your music and I'm just, okay, well, I'm down,
I'm not doing anything, something's gonna happen, and I look up and you've now,
you're almost in the ring and you're looking me dead in the face,
just staring at me >> [LAUGH]
>> And I'm thinking,
how is he gonna hit me?
And you slid into the ring, back to your feet, you didn't break stride at all,
you were moving 300 miles an hour it felt like, and then you just hit me with
a diving downward upper cut into my chest, which was like six inches off the ground,
and then you went about messing everybody up in the ring.
[LAUGH] >> So, to me,
what's beautiful about wrestling and what I enjoy is,
when stuff happens organically, and that's how the best stuff happens,
it just happened because of the way you do you and the way I do me.
I just was like, okay, I'll just slide in and see where everybody is, and
then let's have some fun, >> [LAUGH]
>> [LAUGH]
>> Because, that to me is what wrestling
is, you just go in there and you're in there with professionals and
you will have fun, and I feel like a lot of the coolest stuff that we've done,
kind of almost happened by accident.
>> Sorry, guys, this lawn dude is outside the window, and
my kids are squirting him with- >> [LAUGH]
>> What?
>> He's a hose, and it's getting hot, too, so I have to go discipline these children.
>> My God.
>> Hold on one second.
>> My God.
Wait, wait, can we please leave this on the Podcast?
>> Yes >> My lawn dude is outside and
my kids are spraying him with a hose.
>> [LAUGH] >> Amazing
>> He's spraying people with the hose.
>> [LAUGH] >> Why are you squirting him?
That's not okay.
>> [LAUGH] >> All right,
leave him alone, let him work.
>> Are you done?
>> No, I'm not done.
>> [LAUGH] >> I don't know, we're in the middle.
>> [LAUGH] >> Don't do that again, okay?
It's not funny.
>> [LAUGH] >> Go play in the front yard.
Why don't you go play ball in the front?
Do something else.
>> Do something else.
[LAUGH] >> Wait till you can hear me, go.
Go >> What are we doing guys?
>> [LAUGH] >> Your kids are the best,
your kids are the best.
>> I'm trying so hard not to laugh, man.
>> I'm sitting here, watching the whole scene of my listening to you and then all
of a sudden I see water squirting, and I'm like, what's coming out of the pool?
Then I see over here with a squirt gun, I don't even know where he got that squirt
gun from and he's just squirting over the bushes and laughing and running off,
>> [LAUGH]
>> Then expect,
they're sitting right over here, just watching this dude, so
now I come around the corner and bust out, my God, the dude's getting mad too,
he's, shaking his hands, >> [LAUGH]
>> He's just, he's even out the hedges.
>> You're anxious, right?
>> Yeah, >> Okay, okay, okay.
>> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
>> Better, that's even better, it's like hiring a plumber-
>> [CROSSTALK]
>> The kid's just harassing them and
nobody knows, >> [LAUGH]
>> What's going on.
If we went in here shooting this Podcast, they just be back there messing around
like and nobody would ever know, and what's he supposed to say?
>> Yeah >> We've talked a lot about the things
that you're able to do and accomplish inside the ring, so, I'd like to talk
about something that you have done, technically outside of the ring.
>> Yes >> And
that is you diving into the audience,
in order to acquire beach balls to rip into pieces.
>> [LAUGH] >> Yes
>> Now, what made you just snap, and
started doing this?
>> Well, so, again, they take one of those, in the moment,
magic things that just happen and you cannot plan that I love, right?
So, that was in Brooklyn, I think it was SummerSlam or something like that,
certain spots on the card are sometimes tougher to get the crowd into it, but
I'm always, no, go get it, don't worry, well, we'll get him, I'll find a way,
I'll find a way, we'll all find a way to do something, and then,
you look up there's like 50 beach balls, I'm like, why am I not paying attention?
And then I look over there's a beach ball,
I just get [NOISE] I didn't get perfect attention, the match, we're trying,
we're all just trying our hardest to make it great, right?
>> Right >> And, I think was Sheamus and Braun, so,
in there and Sheamus is, what's going on, because he doesn't see.
You know what I mean?
He's focused on, in the ring, right?
And I just look at Sheamus and
I see the beach balls jumping around, I'm, I don't want to jump in the crowd and
then not get the beach ball, and look like an idiot, right?
>> [LAUGH] >> Yeah yeah.
>> Give me the ball.
>> Yeah, yeah, keep away with the idiot, so then I was, [LAUGH]
>> [LAUGH]
>> Big six foot four idiot
over there, >> [LAUGH]
>> Running around, right?
So, I wait til one of our security, one security or something,
just kind of secures it.
So, I know it's in one place, and I just look at Sheamus, he goes, don't move and
I run over and grab it and I just want to do,
it's just one of those nodes screw you, this is our thing, and
also take something that happened organically and take it to our advantage.
So, it was the same thing, I saw the beach ball, I was,
okay, I'm not gonna let that beach ball ruin my match.
[LAUGH] I was, screw that beach ball, this is my match,
again an organic moment that was authentic, that I was [INAUDIBLE].
[LAUGH] >> Yeah, I remember seeing that too and
I feel like we all have moments like that.
You went out and did, what every single one of us has wanted to do at some point.
Go out there and be, cuz at the end of the day, you were saying, we're in there and
we're trying so hard to entertain and then when people are not paying attention,
let alone messing around, and they have the audacity to blow a beach ball.
I remember when I saw you hop the rail, I was, my God, you did it.
>> [LAUGH] >> You know what I'm saying?
So many people, have wanted, we wanted to do that for so long, you know?
So, yeah, man just it was so great to see that happen.
>> I did it for all of us.
>> So, we've told this story, definitely on our Podcast and
told many times over the years, but
there was a time that you chased me on the floor, this is before the match started,
or early in the match, and you chased me from the ring to the floor.
I made an attempt to hop over the barricade, but
I was hefty at the time about 305,
my footing wasn't quite there, there was a fan close, I got a ton of excuses as to
why I couldn't clear the barricade, >> [LAUGH]
>> But I didn't clear it,
and instead of clearing it, I end up cowering in a corner,
>> [LAUGH]
>> And you just stood over me.
>> [LAUGH] >> Because, and I say this many times,
it is very frightening, seeing you just muscles full of blood,
just veins pumping, it's very frightening to see you sprinting full speed at me or
you know, it's I had the deer in the headlights look, so,
if you wouldn't mind telling your perspective.
>> [LAUGH] >> It was alive, but
I don't remember where it was, you did something absolutely on the floor,
you cheated or whatever, >> Yeah
>> And I was just, I was, I'm gonna walk
out and I'm gonna power walk to the other side of the ring, you know what I mean?
Where you just power walk somebody from one side of the ring to the other, right?
So, I'm, okay fine, so, I was just probably all fired up or something and
it was, so, I roll out and I start to take a couple of power walking steps and
see E trying to jump over the guard rail, which you guys are known for
having fun out there and doing different stuff.
So, I was, this is brilliant, he's going into the crowd,
he's not making it into the crowd.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH]
>> [LAUGH], Because, here's the thing,
it's like I said earlier, we always play off each other, which makes us all better.
So, whenever you do something different,
I'm forced to do something different, right?
>> Right >> And vice versa and
that elevates everybody's game.
So, I come out there, I power walk you off, and I thought he's gonna escape
me and then he doesn't, but I also can't just stop, right?
>> Right, right, right.
>> [LAUGH] >> I was just power walking towards you,
and then you just stopping, I just stopped over you,
I don't know if I said anything, I wanted to be, don't do this again.
>> [LAUGH] >> [LAUGH] But
it was like limit like what are those, okay, I guess my work here is done.
>> [LAUGH] >> No you know.
>> Now you know.
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