The recognized symbol of excellence in sports entertainment. So, You're going to. Hey, this is Kurt Engel and and we'll be able to

and welcome to the Kurt Engel show.

On the show today, we'll be discussing my recent biography on peacock with the director

Alex Perry, but first let me introduce to you my co-host, Paul Bromwell.

How you doing today, Paul?

Kurt, I'm doing great.

Listen, it is so good to see you and as I say that I think about the

last time you and I recorded was a couple weeks ago we put a couple

episodes in the can and just what's crazy is everything that has

transpired since the two of us sat down together. Some fun stuff, some good stuff,

but also some very sad news and I thought that we would start off

this week's show kind of talking about some of the sad things that happen in

wrestling one of which Kurt we lost a legend and Terry Funk and then tragically lost a young star in the business that you know well

Windham rotunda who wrestling fans know is Bray Wyatt and bigger than what they've done in the ring, Kurt, both fathers, family men, and I know

you had some thoughts that you wanted to share as we kicked off this week's show about both

guys.

Well my prayers go out to both of them and their families. You know Terry Funk was such a

legend. I mean he wrestled forever you know I think maybe 50 years he just had

an incredible career it was was unparalleled. And Bray Wyatt, he was a trailblazer. The guy just had a different flavor, a different taste that people really were drawn to. I mean, he really had a incredible character that he portrayed incredibly well.

He was so talented and he will be sorely missed.

Kurt, the picture going around social media is you and the suit and the ring face to face with

Bray and so you got to work with him got to know him a little bit as a person and everything

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