We are live. That's right. Make sure your notifications are on for our post show every month

after every pay-per-view. I am John Pollock alongside waiting moments after Helen O'Cell

featuring the main event involving Cody Rhodes' arm and Seth Rollins that had lined the All

State Arena in Chicago, Illinois. How are you way? You know, I mean, I know WWE has kind

of a policy for not showing too much blood on their broadcast, but we saw blood bath today.

It was just all contained within Cody Rhodes' chest. One of the most incredible visuals,

I would say, in a main event that we've seen quite some time in the WWE. Yeah, shocking

in many ways. I think going to be a match that is going to be one of those historical matches

in company history. I think it's going to be the defining match that people are going

to associate with Cody Rhodes. Not just from this run-moving forward, but I think just in

his career. I have a lot of mixed feelings about the match, but watching it, I mean, it

was incredibly uncomfortable, but at the same time, incredibly compelling. And one that,

I mean, listen, it sounds crazy. I also understand why he went ahead and did it.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, I'm no doctor. I cannot tell you what the risks are of doing something

like that. At least, you know, what sort of permanent damage somebody might be risking

when they are having a professional wrestling performance with a peck looking in that state.

I can at least hope that there were doctors back there that cleared him for performance

like this. And hopefully, he can still make a full recovery coming off of it. I will

say, you know, it's, it is not, to me, at least as concerning as like, you know, concussion

issues or neck issues. You know, we're talking about muscle here. But again, you know, I'm

no doctor, so I can't necessarily say for sure. Yeah. So just to bring everyone up the speed,

Cody Rhodes suffered a torn pectoral muscle. It's true if you happen to watch tonight's main

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