We're back here on post wrestling going into a huge weekend in Montreal. And as waiting told me there

was no person better suited for us to bring on this week. Then the man himself, the mayor of

Montreal, the emperor of electric avenue Pat LaFraud, who is with us noted historian, author,

media mogul himself and the man that I mean, with all due respect to our subject matter today,

the real king of Montreal wrestling himself, Pat LaFraud.

My gosh, one introduction. I mean, remind me to send you a PayPal or something because,

geez, thank you, John. I'm happy to be back on the show.

Well, I really wanted to have you on this week because this is one where, as soon as this was

announced for Montreal and you saw where the story was going with the bloodline, it just suddenly

became a destination event that you knew this was going to be a really big show. And they're

putting together, to me, the ultimate main event for the market, but not specifically to the

market. This has worldwide interest with the intrigue of the bloodline and just days out from

elimination chamber, Pat. I mean, you have covered it all. I mean, tell me a bit about just the

buzz you sense within the city. Like this feels like this is going to be a major milestone in Montreal

history. This actually feels like our own version of WrestleMania. I want to explain myself here

because first of all, there's two shows and two nights. So that's that.

Thursday night, the undertaker was in town for his show, for his one dead man show.

There's a superstar downtown. A huge superstar was there and I went there. There's a wide

varieties of t-shirts and archaea jerseys that we did about it. I mean, they're really, really

done it all with this paper view, this PLE. And there's a lot of t-shirts and collaboration with

the Montreal Canadians as well. So that's a huge thing. Very smart tie-in that they've been doing in

a lot of markets, but those shirts are going to go, they're pairing up Owens and Zane with

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