Welcome back to the wrestling history channel.

I'm Steve Fall, and on today's edition, I'm going to give you a classic interview with one of your favorite wrestlers.

Enjoy.

Hey, you're going to live underneath the ring.

And you're like, all right.

What's underneath the ring besides tables, ladders, and chairs?

That's literally it.

That, at the television taping, or not tapings, yeah, some of them were taping because

it was SmackDown wasn't live.

But I would have a headset and there was a bunch of gatorades for the cameraman and I had

my own monitor under there.

But other than that, at house shows and live events, it was nothing.

It was just me. It was crazy.

Now, a lot of people probably want to know, is there a trap door or do you have to sit there underneath that ring and wait until you're, then you have like three hours waiting?

I've been under there for six, seven hours.

Are you kidding me? Yeah. There's no way to get in and out. Well, I mean, how are they going to build a trap door in an arena? It's that they had a grave at one point and someone was buried alive. I thought they could figure out how to do that for you. In every city, they're going to build a trap door in an arena floor? I don't know. I don't work there. These are questions. This is not even a W.W.E. thing. This is, man, this is a rural, like, a construction thing. Level it up. Level it up, just a smidge. And then you can build itself. Just that part of the cement? Have you gone to the bathroom underneath there?

No.

You've held it for six hours.

You're telling me, hold on, in the crazy world we live in.

Yeah.

When we go to wherever the New York Knicks play, I think that's the garden,

man is the square garden. Yep. W.W. W.B. comes to town. They're going to make a new floor with a trap door. And then by the next New York Knicks game, get rid of it. Elevate the ring. Elevate the ring, a smidge. And that can happen. I'm not a smidge. I'm not saying you're a smidge. I'm

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