Wrestling soup is intended for a mature audience.

Wrestling soup, I am Anthony Missionary Thomas, joined along with Kevin Castle.

What dropped today was Stephanie's Places, her new podcast on ESPN Plus.

And we had the first episode of Dark Side of the Ring, the new season

covering the Hell in the Cell, more of a Mick Foley introspective rather than Hell

in the Cell itself, I thought. I didn't see it yet. I thought that one out of all the ones

that are listed was the least one I wanted to see. I know the story already. I know all about it.

You know, I mean, see his daughter and son-in-law complaining about this or that. I don't even

get why that was the lead one. They're saying out of all the wrestlers, out of all the episodes they

have, he's the biggest star. But it's like we see McFolly all the time, man. We know his story.

He put out several documentaries on McFolly. This is all old hat to me. I mean, I'm looking

forward to the Eddie Gilbert and Billy Jack Haynes and Mohammed Asan and stuff like that.

Well, they did cover some of the stuff on the trailer. Let me play the trailer for you,

and you can listen to how they came about the dark side of the ring,

Helen Assail.

He'd drive around and not remember where he lived.

It's concussion on top of concussion, on top of concussion.

My appointment with the WW.W.E. neurologist had not gone particularly well, so I booked an appointment independent of W.E. I'll never forget what he told me. He said, Mr. Foley, if you want to try to find another neurologist to clear you, that's up to you.

But I'm telling you, you should never wrestle again.

If you've pushed those physical limits like Nick has, yeah, you're definitely going

to pick a price.

And sadly, Nick is paying that price right now.

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