Hello, my friends, family, well wishes. Welcome back to Las Vegas. Quick shout to the MGM Resorts and Surf Shark and everyone else that has supported us on this journey, which is the right word, outside the Luxor Hotel. We have been running a bunch of events, which was cool. Thank you to everyone who came to live ups and downs last night. Got some graffiti here today, lag burned one here, pretty sure that's a drug reference, but good vibes only. And maybe this is a

nice catchphrase for today because we are going to talk about the fact that Jay Uso won the

World Heavyweight Championship last night as I am talking to you. I don't know how true this is,

but I know that people do enjoy looking at YouTube videos and figuring out engagement. Apparently the YouTube video of Jay Uso B in Gunther has a lot of dislikes.

I think that's a problem. I think if you liked it great, if you didn't like it, that's also fine.

But I'm a little bit surprised about the rage. I feel like there's nothing wrong with this either.

But maybe we've all forgotten what wrestling is meant to be, right? When we get to the

combination of the story, the good guy should win and the bad guy should lose. And of course, we can get into the weeds about how

we treat certain characters and how we treat certain individuals. But when I sat there watching

it and if Gundra would have won that match, I would have been absolutely devastated. I think the

coolest thing about new WWE is that you can take a guy like Jay Uso. Again, go back to 2014, wherever they flubbed, they debuted the Uso's, with Tamina as their

manager.

And you would have said, around about 11 years' time, this guy would have been the World

Heavyweight Champion.

If I had said that to you, you should have punched me in the face.

Because under the old W.W.E. Guard, they wouldn't have done that, even if he had got over, even if the catchphrase had connected. How many people did we see, Damien Sandoz, Roussev, I mean, there were a bunch of other guys,

not going to stand here on this name, so we'll forget one of them who we wanted more from,

but they never really got it.

I mean, when AJ Stiles debuted and he got that big pop of the 2016 Rumble, he was told by

Vincent Mann, and that's probably a fluke. I mean, that really is battling uphill. So to make the decision, I doubt Jay Uso was ever written in to win the Royal Rumble

until the Yeats stuff got over, until the crowd connection stuff got over.

And I don't understand why the conversation has gone whether he's a good wrestler or not.

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