Michael Sidg, you know that I am a rock guy. I prefer the rock to Stone Cold Steve Austin.

I appreciate what Stone Cold did as an attitude era fan growing up, but I was always a guy who loved the rock,

was a huge fan of the rock and we were looking off to see the Rock at WrestleMania 40.

But, WrestleMania 38, night one, What a night that was. And I was

conflicted. I wasn't sure that to pick, obviously, Cody Rose's return, but I feel like I've spoken

that a lot at WrestleMania 38, which was the surprise pop that you got there. People anticipated

and hoped it was going to happen. We didn't know for certain, it could have been Shane. But it was Cody

and obviously I'd nearly passed out from screaming next to Phil Chambers about him coming back.

We knew Stone Cold was coming back. There was sort of allusions to it and the whole bill to

WrestleMania and then he said as much. But it was going to be a talk show segment and that's fine

because you thought we might just get a stunner in there

it's the main event of night one at the end of the day and yet nothing could prepare me to be in

texas in that stadium for the glass shattering i've never seen stone cold steve austin life before

so that was an

amazing experience as well. But the noise, it's the first video I go to when people ask me

about going to watch wrestling live, because it's synonymous, obviously, the glass shower, as I say,

but the reaction of just an entire stadium of Texans standing on their feet and then it was sort of a pop

that grew as well because you had first of all him coming out and doing the big you know

right up and down and what have you and saying like to everyone in the stadium pretty much

then you had the moment where Kevin Owen said I tricked you Steve Steve, and you're like, we're getting a match.

And then there was the one final one when he thought,

he could actually still wrestle, because there was a brief moment there, wasn't there?

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