The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip of wrestling podcast production.

What's up, guys? It's a phenomenal AJ Stilegen and listen to the two-man power trip.

Hey, John.

Cool, man. What's going on? We're ready to go, or what?

Podcast. to go or what? Oh, change! Huh! The I'm I'm Hello and welcome to the two-man power trip of wrestling, and your host, J.P. John Paz, this week on Who Is?

I have the second man in the booth. He is Dr. J himself, Mr. J., Michael P.S. Jargo. What's going on? How are you doing?

What's going on, Paz? It's good to see you, my friend, as we sit here in the frozen tundra, you getting dumped on with snow yet? Over the weekend, we got about a foot. About a foot. Yeah, just about a foot, maybe a little bit more. Yeah, we warmed up to like almost freezing, and now it's back down to like, you know, 11 below zero. And it's just like, man, can it be March already? And today, a lot of the snow here is melting. It's only about 39, 38. So it's not terrible today. Is the big storm that's coming in? Is that going to end up clipping you to you? I saw there's warnings out all the way from New Mexico to Maine. They're saying that we're definitely going to get something. at first they were saying it was going to be some sort of Near Easter for us, but then they're saying that we're going to get something. So I think maybe it's going more eastern and north, I guess. I hope. Anyway, geez. Yeah, it's going just south of us here in the Hawkeye state, too. It sounds like the lower part of the state might get clipped. But it sounds like

we dodged a bullet on this one. Shout out to everybody stuck in the stupid storm.

Crazy weather nowadays. But today on who is, we're going to be focusing on who is the best

wrestler turned MMA fighter. Obviously, there's a lot of guys to be talked about, a lot of guys

to be listed. And we were kind of joking saying there's definitely one guy that will not be mentioned as far as being who is the best, but we got to mention him anyway. C. M. Punk. Pro wrestler, he kind of lived a dream of his to be an M.M.A. fighter. Check it off the bucket list you want to do it he's not going to be

considered the best that's for sure those two losses were awful the the losses were awful

but all right if we're if we're going to look at the business side of this thing pucks sold a lot

of pay-per-views yeah i mean there is that you know so mean, how did you feel about the punk thing when it happened?

Because, I mean, I was disappointed when he left.

Punk was one of the big reasons that I got back into professional wrestling.

And I felt like my interest in WW kind of left with CM Punk.

I was pumped to see him come back to AEW.

I actually bought the punk fights when he fought in UFC and got his ass whipped by Mickey Gall, you know, like, but I was still interested in the guy. He got to do what he wanted. It didn't necessarily go how he wanted, but he still lived that dream. Like, how did you feel about the punk thing when it happened? I was always pro punk.

I was definitely pro punk. You know, he's doing his thing. I just thought it was kind of ironic that he was saying like Batista comes in, the rock comes in, and they take the main event spot. So he did

the exact same thing in the UFC. He came in as a quote unquote star and the Hollywood guy,

technically never the Hollywood, but the Hollywood guy technically not really Hollywood but

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