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The point is you can go straight to the main event between Cody Rhodes and Seth Rollins

that was in the damn hell, and you will see the American Nightmares stood there with

a bruise on his chest that is like all of your fears manifested into real life before

he goes on to have a 20 minute plus excellent wrestling contest, which one doesn't make

any sense and two as far as I'm concerned has turned him into a damn legend.

Why?

Here's why.

How on paper this seems somewhat obvious, because when you do see an individual go through

unimaginable pain, just to entertain us, well we spend a lot of time looking around

going how the hell are you doing this.

It was the same with Triple H when he tore his quatton and still took the walls of Jericho

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