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All right.

Last note on the stuff from the weekend, non-sports, because Femmy was asking me about the Toronto

crowd on Saturday night.

I was really disappointed in the crowd reaction to John Cina Cieltern.

People have defended it saying, well, it's like stunned silence. To be fair, I was really disappointed in the crowd reaction to John Cena Sealtern. People have defended it saying, well, it's like stunned silence.

And to be fair, I was in the crowd in New Orleans at WrestleMania 30 when the Undertaker

streak ended against Brock Lesnar.

And we were like, oh, no, what just happened?

So I understand that to a degree.

And to be fair to Toronto, it is a, like, legendary wrestling crowd and had maybe one of the greatest crowd reactions ever during a single match, which, coincidentally, ironically enough, featured The Rock.

When the Rock face, I believe was WrestleMania 19, maybe he was 18, Rock versus Hogan, when the match started, and Rock is a good guy, and Hogan's a bad guy. And the crowd turned Hogan face when the match started and Rock is a good guy and Hogan's a bad guy and the crowd

turned Hogan face during the match and Hogan and Rock adjusted during the match and Hogan acted like

the good guy and the crowd's going nuts for Hogan. It's it honest, Cody Rhodes has said this actually.

It's far from the greatest actual wrestling match ever in terms

of athleticism. But as far as storytelling goes, it might be like the best wrestling match ever.

It's unbelievable. And the Toronto crowd like helped make the match. So it's not like Toronto

sucks as a wrestling crowd, just like they were dead silence.

And people have said, well, it's done silence.

And also, like, nowadays, everyone's, like, filming stuff on their phone and,

which maybe there's something to that, I don't know.

All I know is in 1996 when Hulk Hogan turned to all, everyone was throwing stuff into the ring.

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