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today we have, of course, our Masters. Bully Ray, Tommy Dreamer, Mark Henry, and guys,

Love is in the air, Valentine's Day. So what we're going to do is love at first fight.

What moment, what match, what got you to fall in love with the great sport of pro wrestling. So

Mr. Mark Henry, Hall of Famer, what moment or match had you fall in love with pro wrestling?

So that's what that smell is in there. Yep. Oh, okay. I thought it was something else. But anyway,

it's very easy for me, Dave. It's very easy. My grandmother got me in the watching wrestling.

And I remember getting on the Greyhound bus going to the Buma six center with her,

holding her hand, and she would always say, don't let my hand go. And if you let go of my hand,

we're going home or hold on to my purse strap. You know, like I was like a puppy on a leash. I

could not let go, Granny. So my grandmother was the one. But once I got into wrestling,

I had a host of great coaches. First off, I had Dr. Tom, which, you know, Tom was always like,

hey, don't, don't do something for nothing. Always make it mean something. That was all

the first thing you taught me. Leo Burke in Calgary. You need to know more about wrestling because

you sound like a mark. You sound like a fan. I need you to sound like a veteran analyst of wrestling.

I need you to know more about what wrestling really is. And then I got the Louisville and I got Danny

Davis who understood the history. I got Rodgers who was arguably the best wrestling trainer that

I've ever had. And Jim Carnette, who is the greatest historian of the men that, you know,

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