Hey everybody, it's Sean Mooney and welcome back to Primetime with Sean Mooney. On today's edition, we have a special interview brought to you by my co-host, Steve Fall. I hope you enjoy it and don't part of that time, also a little bit of the attitude era.

But while you were in the new generation, was there pressure you felt like on you and other wrestlers to kind of lift up the

company?

Because at the time, business was down, but yet superstars were being made.

Right.

It was a time where business was really low.

And me, along with a couple of other people, help it up again you know because they were bringing in

talent that you haven't seen before you know like me and my intensity and my craziness and other people

were bringing in talent you know they haven't seen before. Yeah, it was interesting

to see because before you, you know, you had like Hulk Hogan and Machu and Ultimate Warrior.

Well, they've all left. They've gone to WCW at this point in time in the company and stars like

you and Owen Hart, Yoko Zuna, British Bulldogs, so many other people are carrying the load.

Did you ever feel that pressure?

Because I imagine it was, it was pretty large.

Yeah, I felt the pressure big time, man.

You know, especially when you had, you know, when you were in main event matches, you know.

You really felt the pressure big time.

Because you had to get over or the WC. Debbie can get over event matches, you know, you really felt the pressure big time. You had to get over or WCW can't get over on you, you know.

And WCW was a hit at the time.

Yeah.

So when you're watching the ratings come in each week between Raw and WCW,

what's everyone's thoughts are they thinking like

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