What's happening, guys? Happy Friday! And thank you for joining. Another special episode of your welcome, Wonderway Thompson, and Drickus Duplessi. Both believe Alex Biera has what it takes to flip results and get his belt back when he takes on Uncle I of this weekend.

What about Sandhagen?

Does he stand a chance?

And speaking of Sandhagen, can he actually out-wrestle Marab?

Because his coach says, that's the game plan.

Lots to get to today, guys. Let's start here.

Uncle Iov versus Piera is getting personal, and this kind of came out of nowhere. Like,

I never felt that these two even wanted to fight each other. They never asked for the fight.

Nobody challenged the other one. There wasn't a number one contendersit match. Just for example, a lot of the things,

press conference, a mean message on social media,, none of these things happened.

It felt as though it was just the right thing to do.

Pierre was the champion for so long that with a defeat, he defaults down to number one contender.

And as a number one contender, he gets to fight for the belt against the guy who's holding the belt, who happens to be Uncle Live. I mean, it kind of felt like that, not to mention

that story generally works. I haven't seen anything amiss at this point. I just remember

how hard it was to get those two to the cage the first time. I remember Roundtree getting pulled off five or six beautiful wins, five or six beautiful finishes,

but they weren't on pay-per-view.

Right?

It was almost like Raw versus Smackdown.

There were two good products, but they were different products.

And if you're going to fight for

the Raw Championship, you've got to have done some work on Raw and not get drawn over from SmackDown.

Now, once Khalil got in there, we found out he was exactly the guy for the job. I'm just suggesting

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