Hey, it's a tights and fights. Catch them up. This interview with the amazing Big E was recorded last year. We'll be back soon for even more. You guessed it, Rasslin.

They've got a podcast. Tights and Fights is the name.

Welcome back to Tights and Fights. I'm Hal Lublin, and I'm joined today by Daniel Radford.

Everyone knows I Tor Ewan as Big E, former WWE champion and a multiple-time tag champion with the New Day.

He was injured a number of years ago and has not wrestled since.

But he's still incredibly busy.

You can see him in WWWE Raw Classics on Netflix and in the series Laid on Peacock.

And hey, you can hear him here and now. It tore you and Biggie, welcome to tights and fights.

I appreciate it. Thanks for having. We've got a lot to get to because you've been extremely

busy on TV lately. So let's start with talking about Laid, which is hilarious. You can watch it now on Peacock.

What is more comfortable?

Is it your wrestling gear, the singlet, or a baseball uniform?

Oh, honestly, obviously I spent a lot of my life in the singlet, but the baseball uniform,

surprisingly, fit very well.

My girlfriend is a big fan of the pants, you know, the way they hug the

cheeks. So let's go with the baseball uniform. Thank you for going ahead and just doing that.

I think our listeners will be glad to know that you know what that did. Yes. Okay. Yes.

So he knows, you guys. He knows, he knows what that did. We don't have to cover it. Thank you. We appreciate that. I mean, the fact that they slow mode my cheeks is, uh, it's something. It is something. So yeah, you know what? It's an asset that I'm very proud of. Uh, so yeah, why not highlighted? The camera loves it. PUNF. You were a collegiate football

player and you were a power lifter. What is the last time you played baseball before late?

When I saw the script and the role, I kind of bristled. I was so excited for it. Don't get me wrong.

But I have my entire, I've been, even when I was younger and more flexible, always God-awful at baseball. I never played organized baseball. Anytime I did, like, in Iowa, we did this, like, we would do a yearly softball game, and I would do my best to not hit because I, for some reason, my athleticism did not translate at all to baseball. So God-awful, it's been a very long time for a reason. Yeah, the assumption would be that the ball comes your way and it's gone. It's over the fence. If I could make contact, yes. Sure, sure. See, it's not easy, folks, at home. It's not. You've done a few other acting roles, mostly where you've played yourself. Is late at the beginning of you doing more TV and movie work, and what has that transition

been like? Oh, I would absolutely love to. You know, I got a chance to do a Nickelodeon

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