This is a passenger announcement. You can now book your train on Uber and get 10% back in credits to spend on Uber eats.

So you can order your own fries instead of eating everyone else's.

Trains, now on Uber. T's and C's apply. Check the Uber app. Much like in life a large part of wrestling is right place and right time.

I mean look at Kofi Kingston.

There's a guy who had proven his talent over and over, but it took an injury to

the staff at Ali to trigger a train of events that finished with the New day man becoming the WWE champion.

It was one of the best moments of 2019, but was it part of the bigger plan?

Probably not.

While it worked out for him though, spare a thought for

Ali who of course we will talk about later. He had a feud with Daniel Bryan already

before getting hurt and really it took a year and a half before he got another big role.

That's only just happened as I'm saying these words too, so how his position as the leader

of retribution is going to work out is anybody's guess, probably including Vince

McMahon. It goes to show how nuts the world of sports

entertainment can be and that getting your break is just the start. I'm Simon from

what culture? This is ten wrestlers who just can't catch a break. Number ten Wesley Blake. Wesley Blake.

Blake.

Wesley Blake has been in the system since 2013.

Seems like a long time given that W.W.

He has never done anything truly significant with him, but he's held on because he's a vastly

underrated grappler. For some reason though, he's always been used as a conduit to help others

before himself. His tag team with Murphy quickly became a vehicle to get Alexa Bliss over and when he found a glimmer of hoping another tag team alongside Steve Cutler in 2017, it got derailed after they were joined by third member Jackson Reiker.

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