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Well there it is. Welcome to Insight. Hope everything is going well for you. I'm Chris

Van Vley. If this happens to be your first time here, nice to have you with us. I'm an Emmy

award-winning TV host and I'm fascinated with finding out how people are wired to achieve

greatness. On each episode we have in-depth conversations and reverse engineer the habits and

techniques of the world's top athletes, actors, entrepreneurs. You name it. If they're the best

at what they do, I want to get their insights so we can apply it to our own life. And just think

about the legacy that Rikishi and his family have left behind in wrestling. It's pretty mind-blowing.

If you think about it, Seika, Apha, Peter, my idea, the rock, Jimmy Snuka, Umaga, Yokozuna,

Jimmy and Jeyu, so Naya Jacks, that's just naming a few of them.

I actually got Rikishi to go through how he's related to everybody in his family tree.

You know, you'd think that he'd be destined to be a pro wrestler with all those names I just listed.

But he was actually on the path to being dead. Because he was hanging out with the wrong people

growing up. He was shot in a drive-by shooting. We talk about that in great detail, but it was

actually wrestling that saved his life. And I can't even tell you how much I enjoyed this conversation.

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