is welcome to the podcast this week. So it's going to be a little different than our normal

ridiculousness because if you're unaware a little while ago, at this point, what two weeks to go

when this is airing, our very good friend who was in WWE, he was Lucarper on the Indies Brodyly

and us John Hubert, he is no longer with us. And so we wanted to get a couple of people together

to just chat about him because you guys got the chance to see him in the ring as a big scary

intimidating monster who will big boot your brains back in the last Tuesday. And we knew him

as an instigator, as a potster. It's just a good guy who could make a smile and laugh

no matter the occasion. And so we've got like I said a few people here to talk about it. So I'm

here, Woods, we've got Kofi, we've got E and our guests, we have Breeze, Cesaro and Joseph

Rudd who is formerly Eric Rowan. So very close with Brody, ran the roads with him constantly.

And so like I said, we just wanted to chat a little bit so you guys get a little glimpse of what

what what Brody was really like the Brody that we got to experience. So hey guys.

Hello guys. What up? I'm just several knows what our voices sounds like. I am Biggie.

Kofi Kingston. I'm going next. Cesaro.

Joe. I'd rather be the most polite one here, but Breeze, now it's Breeze. I'm Joseph Rudd,

formerly Rowan. All right. I don't know how to. Yeah. Or I think you know we all gathered together

because we were all very close with with John. I think Claudio, you've known him for much longer

than I have. But you know I think back to of course he was a great wrestler and an incredible

engineering performer, but I think so often of what he meant to me as a human. You know he was one

of my best friends I've ever had. We talked all the time. You know I think one of the first things

that I heard in wrestling is I remember someone came down to FCW and said you know sometimes guys

get fired. You're good friends with them. They get fired and you don't talk at all. And then they

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