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.

How are you doing today?

Oh, my God! And the interview's over because nothing will top that.

But thank you so much for being here, honest to God, you guys were the voice for so many fans in the era of the WWE that everyone goes back and goes,

oh, man, I remember those good days.

I wish it was like that still.

But it always changes throughout generations.

But how do you feel knowing that pretty much you're the soundtrack to a lot of fans and their experience watching the WWE?

It never never stops being so amazing the fact that so many fans tell us in person or via Facebook or whatever

platform or whenever they have the chance that we represent their infancy.

It's like we are so dear to them that it's something that is unforgettable

because they became later grown-ups listening to us and following our style.

Yes.

Yes, that attitude era, man, it's one of the biggest moments in our industry.

And Carlos and I were right there were,

there was not too much politically correctness and you could just go out and have some fun.

It was not the big corporation.

It was still a family business, Linda and Vince and Shane and Stephanie.

And it was about guys and girls going out there and putting on the best show.

And then you had the King, Loller, J.R. in Spanish, you had the best voice.

Jim Ross said about Carlos Labos Carrera.

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