We're here with Bobby Lashley at the AEW All-In ticketing event here in Dallas.

The question on everybody's mind, especially after social media backlash, I was telling you,

when's the Rizzler going to be in the Hurt Syndicate?

Oh, boy. I do not know. We are taking applications right now. I think I said that we were going to put

something on it indeed because a lot of people have been wanting to join. And you know, when we

first came to AEW, we kind of extended the invitation out to a couple of guys and they just

didn't understand the magnitude of that invitation. That was like, you know when you watch

Charlie in the Chocolate Factory, you got the gold ticket like, you know, when you watch Charlie in the chocolate factory,

you got the gold ticket, when you watch anything where you have the opportunity to have that

gold ticket, that ticket to stardom, that, that lottery ticket, that winning lottery ticket,

that's what it was getting that card from MVP.

And at this point, we're going to pull it back. We're going to let people start fighting for it.

And we're going to find that last person because we're looking for one person.

So we're going to let everybody kind of fight for it. And then when we find the right person,

then that person is going to have his ticket to start him.

How has it been for you to relive, and not just relive, just completely, like, restructure a part of your career that was so integral and so important, and that people loved,

and they had not had enough of yet, and to see that the audience is taking to it.

There were people out there chanting, We hurt people. You know,

it's something that in the wrestling business is not too prevalent. It's in authenticity.

Like most people don't understand what we have. A lot of times you see groups in wrestling

and those groups are just people that are thrown together for no particular reason.

And then it's like, all right, there's all these guys running around doing stuff. And the minute they're done, they're all like dispersed.

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