Let's do it baby. It's late at night. We're just getting off of the

WrestleMania Saturday press conference, but it is time for an emergency

podcast. Now I do not have the siren because I spent

WrestleMania in the stadium in Philadelphia where I still am right now the

city of Brotherly Love and it was a phenomenal experience but yes it's late at night my voice is not as strong as it

usually is and that's because it's been a hell of a weekend already from

Thursday doing the bump at WWE world Friday I was back at W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. W.

The Pat McAfee show. Then late at night watching a

WrestleMania Smackdown as well as the Hall of Fame, seeing Paul Haman give a goat Hall of Fame speech

not just because he is a goat but because the speech itself was a goat speech

then waking up first thing not even in the morning I mean it was before the

sun even came up to get a suit on and get over to the Wells Fargo Center so I could be a part of the countdown to

nxt stand and deliver which stand and deliver was a phenomenal

nxt show and then of course head over to the stadium for Night One of WrestleMania.

Now, the energy of being in that stadium. The energy from the very beginning of seeing that

WrestleMania intro and feeling the crowd react to all of it

and then Triple H comes out and informs us

that we're at the beginning of a new era,

that things are changing,

and this is something Triple H has said in interviews that is as much as

wrestling is shocking people right now with how big it's getting and it's growing every single day we ain't seen nothing yet.

That's the message that Triple H delivers. I think that I think that the Triple H and the W. W.E.

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