Coming up hot off money in the bank, one of the innovators of the latter match joins the podcast.

We have got plenty to talk about with Captain charisma as ATB starts now.

Welcome, welcome, welcome to After the Bell. I am still Cory Graves. I am still all jacked up

several days later. Well, to be perfectly honest, it's less than a day later.

After money in the bank, the most unique one in WWE history, I can sit here all day and pontificate

alone, but I think I'd rather have a friend join me to pontificate alongside me. He is known for,

I don't know, a litany of exploits in WWE, particularly latter matches that he helped make famous.

My guest at this time, Christian. Christian, one of the innovators of the latter match,

particularly within WWE, you helped mold what we have come to know and love as an integral part of

WWE nowadays. We are less than 24 hours removed while recording this from the most unique

money in the bank latter match ever in WWE. What are your thoughts initially?

My initial thoughts are the being thrown off the roof of headquarters is the new being tipped

off the ladder and crushing yourself on the top rope. Top back. Top back.

Yeah, I'm curious to see what state of affairs and physical ability or lack thereof,

Alistair Black and Rey Mysterio are in the very immediate future.

Yeah, no, by me, my initial thoughts were obviously wasn't a traditional

latter match in the sense of what I came up doing and those sorts of things. But we're in a unique

situation, the world at this point in time. And anytime having WrestleMania at the performance

center, it's unheard of. But for me, it was necessary to do that show, to give the world some

entertainment, to give an escape. That being said, it also gives an opportunity to do more unique things,

like we saw with the funhouse and the Boneyard match. And now with this money in the bank match,

I thought it was innovative. I thought it was well done. I thought it was different and

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