We could work in the ring, we could do the promos, we had the personalities, the gimmick, the personas, you know.

We had it all.

I said, go in the corner, this doesn't concern you, it's me and him.

I could say that was probably a prelude to the UFC now, but it was a fish fight.

It was, it ended his career.

I said, he's my dad.

Why is he still wrestling?

He says, because he's broke.

I had sworn to myself, I'm not going to end up like that.

You got drawn into something that you didn't ask for, but you can't get out of.

Otherwise, you're going to be walked on like the carpet. You have to redeem the respect. I told you often, they said,

there has to be a receipt. And I said, either you do it or I'm going to do it.

Hey, everybody. Welcome once again to prime time with Sean Mooney, and I want to get right to it.

I have a very special guest joining me here.

He was part of one of the most successful tag teams ever in the history of the World Wrestling Federation or the WWE, as we know it today.

But there is so much more to his story, and honestly, I'll tell you up front, he... the World Wrestling Federation or the WWE, as we know it today.

But he, there is so much more to his story.

And honestly, I'll tell you up front, he was one of the most respected and great people that were involved in the World Wrestling Federation for me.

And I am just so honored to have him come on and have a conversation.

Folks, welcome Raymond Rugeot. Ray, thanks so much for coming on. How are you?

John, it's a pleasure. It's been too long. Yes, yes, it has. You know, and I mentioned,

I said, there's so much to your story because it's just incredible. If people have

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