Stone called Steve Austin. Great to have you on the show.

Thank you. I'm glad to be here. I'm going to kick Neil's butt here in a minute in front of the camera and everything else.

Did you watch WWF growing up?

I did. I did a little bit. My dad, I mean, I'm from Memphis, Tennessee, so there's a lot of wrestling town. Jerry the King of Waller, all those guys. So yeah, I jumped off a lot of furniture, landed on my sister, and suplex the dog every

once in a while, things like that. Did you, but notice I called it WWF, right? Because when you and I were

kids, and being Australian, we even watched American sports and wrestling. Yeah, I think it was what,

there was an animal worldwide animal association or something that was wbf and that's why

they changed it but just the other day i was with a mate and we were watching the rumble what's it

called when they royal rumble where they all get into the cage yeah not the cage but every five minutes

or ten minutes they release a new wrestler oh yeah and you got to throw them over the top ropes yeah to get

them out but yeah i watched you know an old one from back in the 90s.

I mean, compared to what's on the TV today, it felt really wholesome.

I was like, I want my son to watch this.

Hulk Rogan, Ultimate Warrior, Brett the Hitman Heart.

Look at the way the guy took the chair to the face.

It's just magical, right?

It's just magical, right? It's just beautiful. Wholesome. It was a wholesome way he took that, yeah.

I remember my cousin and I would wrestle on the bed and we would like, we would agree beforehand

who would win, right?

Like, I'm going to come on really strong, I'm going to allow you to win at the end.

That's right.

You're going to be the heel.

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