It's the lapsed fan wrestling podcast.

Heenin points out, rightfully so, and it's a strange thing.

It's jarring to see, Warrior, J.P. does not run to the ring.

He walks casually in his jacket. Much more serious. And you know he's going to need a lot of

endurance he's going to need a lot of gas in that tank to take not only the win from Randy Savage but his career from him and he tells that in his entrance.

So it's a different ballgame they say on commentary.

It's fascinating, he's got the knee pads, one knee pad has warriors faced the other as Savage. He's celebrating this matchup on his own ring attire.

Heen says, this may be Savage's greatest moment and he ain't kidding.

It's, it is, it's so epic.

The match starts off so epic and it seems so epic and it's big and it's important.

Right from the get-gogo the fans are reacting to

everything you know there's a it's a big stall to start it didn't bother me you know stalls

usually bother me it's like oh wait. You know, stalls always lessen the importance to me.

If you get a big stall, it means you can't get the match started. There's nothing really good there.

Because you're wasting time. But this, it adds to it it adds more energy there's more

mysticism about it. There's more

Intensity and this larger than life feel in in many ways, it's a real shame this didn't go on last.

I would agree with that, actually.

Heen and asked the question that's on all of our minds, what did Liz pay for that ticket?

I am curious.

Warrior with the power early, he lifts and dumps Savage by the gullet, hits an atomic drop, another

gullet lift, and this time Sherry gets in so Warrior throw Savage into Sherry.

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