Hold on a minute, player. Leaps and bounds were made by men and women to prove that the content of their character holds more value than the color of their skin. Trailblazers.

I came to make a statement. Icones. Can I get a holla, holla, holland. Household names.

This is Legacy, a busted. and household names. Mark Henry! You're in the world! Champion!

That's what I do!

This is Legacy,

a busted open special

celebrating the milestones,

achievements, and glory in black wrestling.

The revolution is televised.

Here are your hosts.

Jonathan Hood and Mark Henry.

Welcome in to this busted open special Legacy, the celebration of black men and black women in professional wrestling on this Black History Month, along with WWE Hall of Famer, two-time Olympian, and the world's strongest man, Mark Henry. I'm Jonathan Hood.

Thanks so much for being with us for this very special show that we have for you.

We have special guests coming up that we'll tell you about as we move forward.

But Mark, boy, ultimately, I will tell you how far we've come.

How far we've come from performing in segregated crowds and cities to being on the card main eventing.

And it's so great. There was a time in our world in which you'd have the main card on those placards.

They'd have right there in the storefront and it'd have all the main characters, everyone that's wrestling.

And then on the bottom, you would say also Negroes and midgets will also be featured on the bottom and small type.

Boy, how far we've come as far as the journey and the acceptance in professional wrestling.

Jonathan, we have come so, so far. And I will be remiss if I didn't say, I'm so good.

Yes.

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