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OOOHHHHH YEEESSSSS!!! On this episode of Something to Wrestle, Bruce and Conrad profile the life and career of William Moody, better known to wrestling fans as the late, great Paul Bearer! Thanks for supporting the podcasts! Now let's SAVE you some MONEY

[@grumpyoldbiker1118]

Taker is legendary, and nobody can deny that, but I don't think the story would have been nearly as epic without Paul Bearer. He was one of the last of the great managers.

[@dennisdunham9870]

As a real life funeral director and lifelong wrestling fan I was sad to hear of Paul Bearer's passing but was proud to be a funeral director like Bill Moody whom I found out was an amazingly caring and compassionate funeral director in real life in Alabama. RIP Paul and Bill you were a great two profession practitioner.

[@rob4112]

Finally someone showing some respect.

[@lemankurtz8950]

To your CCP Troll comment: It's been obvious for a while that paid Trolls (I'm assuming, but they're definitely tied to CHINA) are present in the comments, to I guess, quell the "rebellion"?!?! Lololol!!! I got news for them.....it ain't working

[@johnjandoh6732]

The way Bruce told the Kane origin story was too funny and perfect!!🤣🤣 I think it starts around 1:05:00

[@oii723]

When he said, I'm Kane and here to be the Mayor of Knox County, Tennessee. I lost it lol

[@SirMartinJonesy]

I read your comment before I heard it and I still lost it. No idea that was coming. That was great lmao

[@bertonspat129]

Bruce explaining the story of the fire is the greatest thing ever

[@sonicplys64]

The 100 percent complete lore of Undertaker, Kane and Paul Bearer.

[@rayzor5289]

Ohhhh yeesssssss!

[@Goldenbane]

I was a huge fan of the Undertaker and Paul Bearer back in the day, but I was also a huge fan of the show "Get Smart." So you can imagine how blown away I was to find out that Bill's dad was the evil sidekick to the villain Siegfried on that show! So awesome!

[@winnebagonutshot8137]

This one gets a thumbsup before it even premieres. I remember him back when he was Percival Pringle the third in world class. He never got along with Sunny, so he has his head on straight. I understand the economics, but wrestling needs managers again. How over would Brock Lesnar be without Paul Heyman as a mouthpiece? Nobody would know who Bobby Eaton is these days without Jim Cornette cutting promos for him. Anything that improves the overall product is an asset worth having.

[@blakeandersonECW420]

Zelina Vega is a pretty good modern day manager also Salina De La Renta in MLW but I agree we need more

[@blakeandersonECW420]

Also Stokely Hathaway now Malcolm Bivins in NXT

[@leandrofranca5943]

@@blakeandersonECW420 definetly in 2002 but now heyman/Lesnar has beyond run it's course. Today is really boring

[@slimshead8100]

Managers back in the 80’s and early 90’s made it SOOO MUCH BETTER. Then again, wrestling was awesome back then, and isn’t even remotely decent, now. It’s sucked so god awfully much for the past 15 to almost 20 years. God, it’s horrible. I miss the different factions they had with managers like “Mouth of the South” Jimmy Hart, Bobby “the brain” Heenan, Reverend Slick, Mr. Fuji, Jim Cornette, Harvey Wippleman, Million Dollar man (great wrestler and manager), Sensational Sherry, and even Miss Elizabeth (with Mega Powers). Of course, there were others, but those are some of my favorites, and especially certain ones of those I listed were freakin AWESOME managers.

[@dkupke]

Father James Mitchell is a great, old school manager. Why they never had him in NXT, since he lives in Florida, I’ll never understand. I’ve often thought Christian should take a stab at it.

[@TheBrister]

I feel like they missed the boat with the Kane introduction. What if all along Undertaker thought Kane's remains were in the urn? And that's why it was important to him? Something that Paul bearer used to help convince the Undertaker that Kane was dead.

[@nightstrike90]

Damn, I bet Vince would kick himself if he read this. That is no joke a damn good idea

[@iluvmyjill]

Savage man, you should be writing WWE

[@Super122291]

@@iluvmyjill nah we got Bruce writing for WWE

[@Dredsed]

That's a really great idea!

[@TheBrister]

@@Dredsed thank you. Isn't it though? Except for the fact that they opened the urn a couple of times in the process lol

[@duffman18]

Thank you for producing rhe firefly fun house match Bruce. It was amazing. Genuinely a work of art. There's so many little Easter eggs in it to discover the more and more you watch it

[@zachwhitlow4]

@@charismatic9904 Okay somebody clearly needs to get a life if a wrestling segment drives you to wishing corona on another person.

[@danieljohnston2379]

Dont fool yourself, the actual wrestlers played a part too.

[@deweigle]

@@charismatic9904 I have been watching wrestling for longer than that and the funhouse match was an awesome way to be creative with no audience. Get a life or go listen to all of Cornette's negativity on his podcast.

[@charismatic9904]

@@deweigle lmao. You wish. You are clearly some lame ass millenial talking shit online. Good try but your comment is easy to decipher.

[@deweigle]

@@charismatic9904 I am 52 years old you dipshit and have been watching wrestling since I was 4. Not quite a millenial. I actually saw a Steamboat/Flair 60 minute draw live at the Hampton Coliseum when shows charged $5-$10 per seat. I am just an open minded Gen-Xer not some "get off my lawn" dipshit like yoursel.

[@senshix]

Bruce that firefly funhouse and boneyard match were awesome and amazing and probably the future of wrestling. Thank you!

[@Deadmanwolfpac93]

Vice should do a Dark Side of the Ring on the Undertaker and Kane story... so tragic!

[@RafaelRodriguez-gy7bd]

Why tragic?

[@Deadmanwolfpac93]

Rafael Rodriguez, it was a joke. I said that cos of the ‘tragic’ story of Undertaker’s parents dying in the fire and Kane’s face being disfigured.

[@jrblanton8264]

3:57 start time.

[@ROSTAFA]

JR Blanton 3:55

[@JEGG1314]

Thanks alot.

[@GoneTroppo82]

I live for these comments

[@djm2373]

Paul bearer was one of the GOAT. Bobby Heenen Jimmy Hart Percy Pringle GOATs 🐐 of Manager’s

[@slimshead8100]

Heenan was the absolute best. He was hilarious. He just had the look, sound, personality, and everything. Paul Bearer was phenomenal, but I especially liked managers who had their own factions with several under their management. I thought Million Dollar Man was a great manager, along with being one of the greatest heel wrestlers of all time (in my opinion).

[@djm2373]

I am 40 years old just turned like 3 days ago. The 80’s and early 90’s wrestling man it’s the best. I have four boys and when we watch WWE network it’s what they want to watch. The characters from those times the story lines. 85 to 92/93 man. Classic. I can remember playing with my big rubber LJN figures....which my mom has in storage for hours. The nostalgia man. Anyways agreed. Heenen was the absolute best no question. That era man being a kid was flat out awesome.

[@exv092]

Gary Hart

[@Dredsed]

Cornette

[@ROSTAFA]

Start Time 3:55 34:30 WWE calls Paul Kane Origin Story 1:04:51 - 1:11:38

[@dalynsanders]

You should do more timestamps and do this more often. I have a feeling people would appreciate it

[@kevinstanfield1268]

RIP he seemed to be a very lovely man

[@gocanuckurself1]

Kevin Stanfield Ohhhhhh yessssssssss

[@gothchicksbongrips5712]

He did a great shoot interview with Jim Cornette back in 2005. Its on KZbin.

[@Joeywatts1500]

Who bruce

[@troywilson4694]

@@Joeywatts1500 Paul

[@adamlane6453]

Pronouns, pal!

[@Joeywatts1500]

@@troywilson4694 oh yea thats right

[@Joeywatts1500]

@@adamlane6453 thats some good shit

[@dudeiousmaximus650]

Back around 1994 wwe magazine said that it was "ashes from a former life" that was in the undertakers urn.

[@josephboza7448]

This was a great show. When Paul came back in 2000 and guided his son Kane vs X Pac, I thought Paul was funny feuding with Tori. He showed more personality and was funny in the interactions with Tori. I think that moment in 2000 is underrated cause as they said Paul will always be remembered for taking over guiding the career of the Undertaker in late 90 early 91 from Bruce. Its cool to hear the stories from Bruce about the man behind the character. We knew him as Paul Bearer but to hear the stories about Bill Moody you knew he meant a lot to Bruce as a friend and a person.

[@GillBoldberg]

*”OHHHH YEAAASSSS!!”*

[@johnnymccollum5935]

Boldberg Boldberg Boldberg

[@johansmallberries9874]

I haven’t hit a bong in years.. but damn, chilled red wine? I feel like I have to try that

[@NYGiants5680]

Eric Embry knew how to get over regardless. Bruce may not have understood it but I bought it. Especially when he was paired with Pringle.

[@rayfinkel4434]

Looking fwd to this one. Paul did a lot for wrestling and especially the 2 biggest longest running gimmicks in wrestling history

[@rayfinkel4434]

Andrew Bowyer definitely

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

Paul Bearer in my opinion is in my top three greatest managers of all time with Paul Heyman and Bobby Heenan, he was such a unique character when he came out with the urn, the dark suit, the pale face makeup and talked in the high pitched voice, he looked and felt like he came out of the Addams Family or an old 30s horror movie. Paul was such a huge part of the Undertaker's legacy and played a big role in his success, he also helped put Kane and Mankind on the map and got them over. He was so good at drawing heat from the fans and his work as a heel in 1997 - 1998 is still to this day his best stuff ever. He is a true legend and 7 years later, I still miss him so much. RIP brother Paul ohhhhh yessss ⚱

[@ericw.spradlin5803]

Agreed. Don't forget Cornette too. Those 4 are the best ever. Jimmy Hart #5 probably.

[@WarhawkBeyond2040]

@@ericw.spradlin5803 all of them are the top five greatest wrestling managers of all time

[@travisbryant3185]

Gary Hart is in the conversation too.

[@dewayneburns9148]

In 2016, I listened to the Montreal Screw Job snippet on KZbin. I then discovered that Bruce was Brother Love. Yet I was confused, because I thought Bruce was 40 in the 80s lol. Anyway, I noticed the STW videos afterwards, and I got hooked in 2017. That meant that I was always 80 to 100 episodes behind, until I FINALLY got caught up today!!!!! Thank you bros for the nostalgia and insight, and I look forward to future episodes!! Before I go tho, first when will you add Patreon content again? Second, what is Bruce's facial expression, during the long (no pun intended) Batista pauses? The first one was funny as hell lol. Love y'all

[@johnjandoh6732]

Woah. That's pretty much the same time frame that I also discovered these guys, and a very similar story too. The Montreal screwjob was also my first clip that I watched and then my second was the 30 minutes of gold talking about Sunny and HBK's Sunny days🤣

[@ZEUSDAZ]

BONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jbatsnake9441]

Oooooooo yeesssssss

[@coreyhardwick4660]

BUNG!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@graysontheginger]

1:12:00 when conrad said "is that edge vs randy orton match over with yet" holy fuck I died😂

[@ROSTAFA]

Grayson Fuck You he said that twice, earlier in the video also

[@filfil9960]

Who is Grayson and why don't you like him

[@graysontheginger]

@@filfil9960 I'm grayson lolol

[@DiamondDaveChannel]

OOOOHHHH YEEEESSS! I've been looking forward to this episode a long time. Paul Bearer was my favourite manager because he was such a unique and brilliant on screen character and was involved in some of my favourite story lines. I have been expecting you to cover Paul Bearer in an episode and you delivered! Very interesting and entertaining watch as always. I always enjoy watching your podcasts while drinking a bottle of Merlot so thank you gentlemen for giving me another entertaining and comfortable evening. Enjoying a glass of wine and listening to you telling interesting stories and ribbing each other is a perfect evening for me. Keep it up and I look forward to the next episode.

[@LALakersNornIron]

Great episode. I only wish they would have looked at Paul being out of action from June to August 1993 at the hands of Giant Gonzalez and Mr Hughes.

[@tommymclaughlin3203]

I remember when he managed Rick Rude in World Class. Tremendous manager.

[@kingblazedwolf5541]

Goddammit bruce. Paul was in night school taking classes for his mortician licence. He was coming to the funeral home, after a class. And saw the light of squad cars , the firetrucks. The ambulances.......the smoke and steam rising from the ashes of the funeral home......burnt to the ground......ooooohhh yeeeeessss

[@toddrichardson8595]

A classic character and a stand-up guy. A great episode

[@daltexmex]

All jokes aside. That undertaker, Paul Bearer and Kane story line needs to a legit Texas Chainsaw Massacre type movie.

[@philliptompkins4064]

Wow One of the best episodes Bill moody was a great man

[@greghood1552]

Now I have the mental image of Paul Bearer riding in a side car with a leather vest and a pickelhaube helmet.

[@jbatsnake9441]

Can’t wait oooohhhh yeessssssss!!!!!!

[@dkupke]

The fact he was a real life mortician is all you need. Him and Undertaker were meant to be, pure kismet.

[@jamesblair5971]

William Moody was a seriously good dude we knew him as Percy Pringle in WCCW as I was a19 year old kid on the the spot show ring crew in 1985-86 and he was super nice to me and hilariously funny. RIP sir!!!

[@henhowell2433]

Phrase of the day.....Let's keep it moving here,..

[@jimthefte]

Definitely on the Mount Rushmore of managers.

[@chrislargent1725]

Paul was one of the best managers ever, without Paul there never would have been an undertaker or Kane he was a great mouthpiece for both of them . I just remember being a fan wanting undertaker to get his hands on Paul so bad

[@paulwarwick1511]

Took me a while to see the faint image of the undertaker in the background and it scared the shit out of me when I noticed it 😂😂

[@quays07]

Aww I love bruce so much...telling the story about Kane was hilarious 😂😂

[@Meatwad00]

1:05:47 Bruce breaks down the origins of the Brothers of Destruction. And it’s so funny.

[@augiedelgado2924]

Very historic, strong legacy, RIP PB

[@hitmangfx7162]

I would love to hear Bruce elaborate on his reaction to PWI. I always appreciated their business model for what it is, curious to hear Bruce go more in depth on it. I wonder if he has any heat with Bill Apter.

[@quays07]

One of my favourite characters was Paul Bearer..R.I.P William Moody

[@MarkTheBastardCassidy]

I was this old when I found out that Paul Bearer was a legit funeral director... I always thought that gimmick was just given to him because he was Taker's manager.

[@CreepyJoeMustGo]

For everyone posting about top managers of all time... here’s your list: 1. Bobby Heenan 2. Jim Cornette 3. Paul E. Dangerously (Paul Heyman) 4. Paul Bearer Just because it’s a wrestling podcast for Bill Moody, doesn’t mean you have to fondle his balls posthumously...

[@dalynsanders]

I don't even think he cracked my top five. He still really good though.Gary Hart Paul ellering and Jimmy Hart are top-notch also

[@troywilson4694]

Put Corny over Bobby and you nailed it.

[@whatever_it_takes6691]

Paul Bearer/Percy Pringle in 3rd over Heyman but other than that, good list.

[@nightstrike90]

I now have a new greatest regret in life, I never got to do Red Wine Bong rips with Paul Bearer

[@IanVersusDaddybones]

Punk would never snort his ashes. He's straight edge. Paul probably would

[@kevinbudzinski9576]

They need to do a Booker T/King Booker episode in the future

[@ROSTAFA]

Ohhh Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesss

[@billyray5232]

They need to do one on this Guy named Percy Pringle...

[@kingblazedwolf5541]

Percival Pringle III

[@paulsharkey7876]

Ohhh yes welcome to my parlor

[@michaelscriver5395]

I have not laugh like this in a long time

[@ryanbashaw4513]

This makes me miss wrestling!

[@jaredlewis4911]

Another great STW podcast. This is still one of the best podcasts, but the commercials are getting out of control. I'm happy to listen to anything that supports the show financially, especially when it fits the format of a TV or radio commercial, 30 seconds or so. The podcast opened with an almost 3-5 MINUTE long "Save with Conrad" ad. Then Silva doing testimonials. Why does that take 5 minutes to sell your product? We get it. Conrad does loans. Bluechew makes you hard. STW is starting to jump the shark. This is great content that it being ruined by ads that go on, and on, and on, and on, and on, saying the same thing. If you can't sell your product in 30-60 seconds, you can't sell. You can't annoy people into buying your stuff. I worked in radio for 20 years, make your pitch and move on. Outside of the marathon ads, thanks for giving a great, entertaining show.

[@Dredsed]

If you worked in radio or entertainment at any decent level you would be able to use the phrase jump the shark correctly instead of incorrectly. You have discredited yourself lol

[@Bowie.]

I've heard every ep and THIS is my favorite. Can't think of anyone I loved to hate as much as Paul. Thx for this.

[@johnmedeiros2842]

Cant wait

[@Phantusa]

Bruce got too mad at the comments last show. A lot of times, it's better to just keep making the videos but not reading the comments. It's just hard to read the comments in today's society.

[@travisbryant3185]

Great episode

[@Skydog3]

P bizzle was a funny guy too.

[@charismatic9904]

Says AD FREE....Proceeds to play 5 ads

[@Rando1975]

It an ad for adfreeshows.com. From my understanding, you can access all of Conrad's shows on there ad-free. For a monthly fee of course.

[@BroncoKnight34]

Hey, Connie read my question at 1:44:23!

[@Jessesalvo]

Hearing that voice man

[@shawnlabroix6886]

Did they ever do a podcast on paul ellering?

[@redrock717]

Kevin Dunn may be a scapegoat for most, but Corny legitimately hates him.

[@AlwaysIrishINC]

I’d rather listen to these stories from 30 years ago than watch wrestling happening now

[@matsong5134]

Bruce if Mark Calaway hears that story about Bearer and his mom, he’s gonna kill you 😂😂

[@X9Z17]

I'd love to hear Bruce do a Paul Bearer impression as Paul Heyman, and vice versa. OOOOOOH YESSSSSSSS, WELL YOU SEE...

[@CreepyJoeMustGo]

Boss Boom Box IF I COULD HAVE A VOLLEY...SIR!

[@bolouniverse]

Graphic is awesome

[@GJones-kw8je]

1:12:10 LMAO!

[@JonathanHassingerChannel]

Gomez! Yes.

[@brianmcdonald7017]

How is cornette at 100,000 subscribers but stw isn't? Wtf

[@dalynsanders]

Cornette is the man. And the most entertaining in all of wrestling podcast

[@LoganSewell83]

We need a crossover/sequel of the Boneyard Match and the Firefly Fun House match.

[@filfil9960]

Great episode but man they skipped over so much. Didn't touch on Kane chokeslaming taker on his mom's casket, and you can see bones

[@stuartmorris2803]

Top 5 managers in wrestling, Bearer, Heenan, Jimmy Hart, Jim Cornette and Mr Fugi

[@stuartmorris2803]

@Hybrid Eye78 id say Heenan. I didn't do the list in order.

[@stuartmorris2803]

@Hybrid Eye78 cool.

[@adamdavis2760]

I like the list but I would remove Fugi and put on JJ Dillon representing the 4 horsemen

[@adamdavis2760]

@Hybrid Eye78 You're absolutely right, Lou was the man back in the late 70's and through the mid 80's

[@grantgibson6419]

One thing I never understood is why in storyline when bearer turned on taker in 1996 and when he aligned himself with estranged brother kane in 1997 and 1998 why undertaker took him back- surely that makes undertaker look weak

[@rob4112]

The Ministry Boy show some respect.

[@abcsin6526]

1:05:30 !!😂😂

[@Gorgutsforcongress]

This show is much better than Jim Cornettes. No politics. 👍

[@Dredsed]

Lmaooooooooooo

[@RichLuciano1]

21:46 some funeral director in Louisville Kentucky is complaining about Bruce exposing the business

[@dalynsanders]

I wasn't there!!

[@Skydog3]

👀👀👀

[@patrickruth153]

Met him at 27

[@williamc3958]

It was edge vs Kane not randy Orton

[@cleavedewaynewhitby2891]

paul bearer in undtaker in kane meat to be two gather oooh yessss

[@chrisortiz8072]

As a child it legit annoyed me how often mankind beat taker.

[@Dizzy1980]

Exact opposite for me. I was like "FINALLY! An opponent who is a genuine, legitimate threat to Undertaker!" At that point, the matches with Mankind were the best Undertaker had in ages.

[@brandonford4474]

1:55:22

[@TakeNoteOfThat]

It’s so goddamn obvious Thompson has no interest in certain subjects. “Huh, we’re doing a podcast about the manager of the extremely private, almost mythic guy who’s been a main-eventer and WWE insider for 30 years... I better not ask any fucking questions about their relationship or any follow-up questions that might lead to information on more than William Moody’s fucking childhood....can’t wait to talk about AEW and being a loser with Schiavone tomorrow!”

[@tomwalker389]

The Undertaker's manager before Paul Bearer was this evangelical host named Brother Love. I always wondered what happened to that cherry-faced preacher. Apparently the Ultimate Warrior killed him before Wrestlemania 7.

[@dalynsanders]

I thought Mankind and Paul Bearer were a good duo. Nowhere close to him and taker. But still pretty good

[@johnrevene3053]

I thought Paul Bearer and Mankind really worked well together.

[@adamdavis2760]

@@dalynsanders Better than the Rock and Sock Connection?

[@dalynsanders]

@@adamdavis2760 that's a close one. I might have to go with Rock n sock

[@watersandblue6001]

RIP 1954-2013 best Manager in Wrestling. You can name Bobby Heenan or Heyman but their wasn,t as Legendary as Bearer was.

[@gothchicksbongrips5712]

Bobby Heenan not as legendary as Paul Bearer? Are you ribbing me?

[@watersandblue6001]

@@gothchicksbongrips5712 Heenan was a legendary Commentator with Gorrila Moonson, but was he the best manager ? He managed a lot of people but who was really a Star because of him? Andre the Giant? Andre in the late 70s, 80s was a very good wrestler for his size he was special without Bobby.

[@dalynsanders]

@@watersandblue6001 Vince McMahon picked bobby up from the awa because he was such a good manager. Percy was too. But Bobby was at the top of the food chain

[@Dredsed]

Put the pipe down

[@pikkon899]

People hate Dunn because of Cornette. It's not a secret. When Cornette started making fun of Kevin Dunn on video, everyone took Corny's side instantly. The problem there is that some of Cornette's arguments are pretty dumb, mostly because it's him defending Southern Rasslin' ideas and philosophies to a guy who produces television in a different area of the country for a different audience. A good example is the NWA situation where Kevin said "that's not our audience, they won't know who they are" and Corny lost his mind. Dunn was correct. At that time, I had no idea what the NWA was because I was only watching WWF and I live in New York. I didn't read the dirt-sheets either. Corny has no problems about telling everyone that Bruno Sammartino didn't get over in the south because of his style yet Sammartino still sold those places out, something Corny doesn't acknowledge. As hilarious as those interviews are and yes Kevin sounds like an ass - I'm sorry but Corny is very biased when it comes to Southern Wrestling. If you hate Southern Rasslin, Corny hates you.

[@deweigle]

I agree 100% and I grew up watching Southern rasslin'. Cornette was a great talent but was a terrible booker in my opinion and he absolutely does not listen to other opinions.

[@johnrevene3053]

Corvette is in Wrestling, because of talent, Dunn is in Wrestling due to nepotism. One is a genius, and one is an asskissing sycophant.

[@DBonaldi]

deweigle A terrible booker? How do you come to that conclusion? Most people inside the wrestling business and outside call him one of the greatest minds in the history of the industry.

[@deweigle]

@@DBonaldi Let's see Cornette bankrupted two companies he booked, got fired twice when Vince Russo was chosen over him as a writer/booker (I mean Russo, really???), and could never get past his old ideas of what may have worked 40 years ago. I have been watching wrestling for 45 years and love the old stuff but at some point you have to move on. Other than the Hell in a Cell concept or getting Mick Foley over in WCW, what did Cornette book that you remember as being great or amazingly creative? As a talent, he was awesome but was the shits as a booker. Lots of people think he is great because he picks apart every little thing he watches and bitches about it on his podcasts. But what were his great ideas when he was a booker?

[@brianmcdonald7017]

Montreal screwjob

[@mg9138]

He HATED Kevin Dunn, watch his shoot interview with jim cornette

[@daleharris3809]

I don't think Paul would fit in a sidecar...

[@raysoyars2905]

I'll be danged. HE TOLD YA CONRAD! HE TOLD YA! I heard you laugh when Bruce 1st mentioned Paul Bearer's original job as a funeral director, and I just heard ya read it off his bio. Awesome, I too thought Bruce was joking, I'll be danged! Makes me really wonder about that garbage man now... :)

[@raysoyars2905]

Awesome show guys! I really miss Paul more now! I'm gonna have to pop over to the network and watch me some old undertaker matches so I can see Paul work his stuff! :) Have a great week you guys and stay safe!