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we're going to bring in one half of the world's greatest tag team members. That's right. It's Charlie Haas. Charlie, how are you doing today? Hey, man, thanks for the warm introduction. I'm doing great. Thank you very much for having me on. I'm excited. You were in two big high-profile tag team championship matches at WrestleMania, wrestling in 19 and wrestling at 20. You won the first one, you lost the second one. Right. Well, we're 50-50, so you don't see it. With a coin. And a lot of people I've talked to talk about WrestleMania moments. Do you feel like those tag team matches are, you know, you've checked off your WrestleMania moment because not everyone has ever performed at WrestleMania, of course. Well, I mean, you look at who, look at the tag teams we were in there with, especially the first one. I mean, the Guerrero's with Chris Benoit and Rhino. I mean, for us to come out on top of that, you know, we were very blessed for that. That was a great moment.

Walking up the ramp,

I remember Sheld was like,

take your time because this may never happen again.

You know, we went into this team angle. The next year we were in, it was the world's greatest tag. So, you know, we had some great tag teams in that too. didn't go our way, but look at the people that were in there, you know, Rakishi and Ron Simmons and JBL,

I mean, look at the Hall of were in there you know that you know rikishi and ron

simmons and jb l i mean the hall of famers had a bit in there so you know so we were uh we were fortunate to be able to be in two different ristomania so you're right and of course scotty too hoti was there too and have yeah that's right so scy too, Heidi and, of course, the Bashers. The Bashman Brothers.

Have you ever been coerced into possibly trying to do the worm? Because if I did that, I think my whole body would just snap into pieces. No, no, no, no. My kids can do it. I can definitely take it. That's about it. Yeah, get that chop to the face. So if WWE picked up the phone and called you and said, hey, we want to bring you back.

We want to bring you back, we want to have you have, you reform, even just have you there by yourself, but reform the world's greatest tag team, team angle. Would you accept that offer? Oh, yeah, definitely. I'm in shape for it. I've been wrestling lately, doing a lot of single stuff. But I would do it in a

second. If the storyline was right, if it was going to honor a world's greatest tag team,

if it was going to put us in a right place to catapult us, maybe into getting into

Hall of Fame status, then I definitely would. But if it's going to hurt us in any way and just and hurt what we have

worked so hard for, then I wouldn't do it. So, I mean, that's where, I mean, that's where I'm at

right now in my career. So it all depends on the storyline on what would happen. Yeah, because I think even

go back to 2016 randomly Smackdown, they had a brand split again, and the headbangers returned. And suddenly I'm like, the headbangers are back in the WWE. And I'm thinking like, why can't the World's greatest tag team come back as well? And I don't love the headbangers. And I'm not saying there are any, you know, disparaging their name at all. But it's like, why not the World's World Trade Team? Why not? Exactly. I agree. Why not? Never say never. In this business, never say never. You just never know. That's true. There has been a lot of wrestlers who, you think, burned the bridge, but then that bridge gets built right back up and the return. Right. Exactly. And a lot of them end up going into the Hall of Fame as well,

the ones that burnt those bridges. And they're usually headlining too. So how did you even get

into wrestling? Was it a friend, a family member, channel surfing? Because I know like people

have different stories of how they actually saw for the first time.

Well, you know, I grew up.

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