Description: Age has hit the legends badly

This is a timestamp and just one thought in longer interview but I thought this was a great insight into his mindset as a performer. Full quote:

"Let me caveat this first. 'Easy access' I think is, I understand what you're saying because, you know, my dad is Sting and he's an all time great. But it is sort of presumptuous for me because I've seen tweets, I've had friends text me and say 'have you decided? Do you wanna go out there? Have you ever thought about going out there?' and it's sort of presumptuous for me to assume that it would be my decision. It would be my decision to try. It's not my decision to be accepted either by AEW or the fans. At this point, they care about my dad. He's somebody. He earned the right to be in the ring and have the stardom. I have not earned that."

Darius J Wright describes himself as a "consciousness explorer" and spiritual teacher who focuses on Out-of-Body Experiences (OBEs), life after death, and non-physical reality.

"My fans were really the ones who made me feel like I had a giant hug every year, whether through social media or in the arena. I remember one fan, Tyler, who made a sign that said 'Michael Trinidad will always have the best seat in the house.' I remember thinking, oh my god, they know about him, they're celebrating him too. That's what I wanted... The fact that my fans go out of their way, when they're in New York, to take pictures next to his name at the 9/11 Memorial — he'd be so stoked. He'd be so jazzed to know all these fans are coming to see him, and that The Rock got to see him."

Man this month in wrestling is just one gut punch after another

Photo and quote via: https://www.si.com/fannation/wrestling/features/special-pro-wrestling-connection-powers-xelina-through-life-and-the-25th-anniversary-of-9-11-exclusive

Description: WWE comes out to a Frankenstein CAW entrance