And At Points In The Movie, John

They Were Enjoying It. Whether They Were Faking Or Not, They Were Enjoying It.

When I First Became "controversial" And The Fanbase Became Divided It Was Backwards! Because Normally In Our Industry, When You Hear A Certain Noise, You Become A Bad Guy. My Job Wasn't To Do That, Which Was A Bit Of Wandering Into No Man's Land. At The Wwe, It's Our Job To Tell Stories. I'm One Of The Few Characters Who Can Be In The Wwe And Can Then Take That Experience And Spin It Out To Real-life Lessons. When You Can Clock Into Work And Make A Difference In Someone Else's Life, That's A Good Way To Make A Living.

I Don't Have Any Elaborate Uniforms; I Come To The Ring In A T-shirt, A Pair Of Sneakers And Some Shorts.

There's No Way I Can Tag Team With Randy Orton; He Just Wears Too Much Baby Oil!

The Wwe Has A Massive Outreach On Social Media, And Our Fanbase Is Very Vocal. So Many Young People Watch The Wwe, And I Can Turn Around And Say: "this Also Happens To Me. Daily." I've Been Regarded As A Very "controversial" Figure, But In A Setting Like This, Where I Talk To Young People, It Helps.