So my pro wrestling, Matt Rushmore, is a collection of people through my entire time of watching wrestling.

Obviously, the first place to start and arguably the best place to end is with the final

bouch! And I'm talking of course of Dwayne the Rock Johnson, the reason why I got into watching wrestling, basically.

It was, you know, him was stone cold and he's going to get more than enough mentions on this as well.

So, yes, it's the rock. It's always been the rock. It always will be the rock. No matter how many times people tell me, he's kind of ruining what's going on a lot of the time with just coming back and insisting on doing his stuff. I don't care. I was ecstatic to be able to actually see him wrestle.

I thought I was never going to be able to do that.

But yeah, he's the reason why I fell in love with wrestling. care. I was ecstatic to be able to actually see him wrestle. I thought I was never going to be

able to do that. But yeah, he's the reason why I fell in love with wrestling. I think you can see

elements of his character in some of the stuff that I do on this channel. But if not, I'll move on

to my next wrestler and I've gone from way in the past to current day and it's Maxwell

Jacob Friedman. He's my best friend,

and he is the future of this business, in my opinion. Obviously, he's got everything, hasn't it?

He's a phenomenal promo, of course. I think he's incredibly creative and in between the ropes.

There's so many people in the business who can do one of these things. They're class in the ring. They can't really cut a good promo or they're an amazing promo and then it's like, oh, the bell's got to ring. Maxwell's got it all. I think MJF is sensational. I'm fascinated to see what happens if he did ever go to WWE, but he doesn't need to to make it onto my Mount Rushmore. He's part of my favorite feud in AEW history. Speaking of which, number three, CM Punk. That's right. He's on there as well. Yeah, he's just, you know, he's been a game changer on several occasions, you know, not just from the pipe bomb and things like that. I think you could always appreciate what he was doing from his time. I didn't watch him prior to WW, but like his time in ECW,

you knew there was something special there and he can just conjure so many great things up

in the ring or on that microphone or even on commentary.

And yeah, I think he was an amazing get for AW, obviously, transformed them in a variety of

different ways, some might say.

And I think it's been really fun seeing him back in WW.

A little bit older, no question.

We've got a bit of salt and pepper in that beard.

But yeah, I think he's still someone who was always on my list of like

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