Tom Pestock (Corbin): “There is a rumor that I believe is 100% true. That Husky poked John Cena in the eye in a match, and Vince was so mad. Cena was so mad, that they sent Husky Harris back to NXT. We’re all grateful for that because Bray Wyatt was born”

Heyman: “When they write ‘one of’ as their credentialed biography of Paul Heyman, it immediately kills their credibility and anybody that follows this industry knows that I’m not ‘one of’ anything. I am the GOAT and that should be acknowledged and accepted and respected and worshipped.”

Rollins on Punk: “Over the years, I reached out to him a couple of times to try to, like, engage and just see where he was at and if he was interested in coming back. And nothing, no response, except whenever he would get a chance, he would just talk as much crap as he could.”

R-Truth on getting people to break: “Everybody got a funny bone. It is all timing. I think a lot of people when they’re in a promo or in a backstage with me, I think their guard is up so much. Because of that, it’s easy to penetrate. When you try not to do something too hard, you end up doing it.”

Gage Goldberg shares he’s interested in potentially joining the WWE: “I honestly love Triple H. He’s super nice to my dad, great person, very nice to my mom. I like him. Honestly, he’s awesome.”

Rikishi to Nia Jax: “Nia, next time you grab that chair, It’s okay. Swing that damn thing like Babe Ruth. I want you to knock it out of the park, and if anybody comes to you complaining about it, well, this is the game that we’re in. If you can’t take a chair shot, you are in the wrong business.”

Matt Hardy: “I’ve been enlightened with some of the plans that TNA has for 2025, and they are hoping to move to a bigger platform. They are still looking to grow. They have a lot of really cool stuff planned.”

Matt Hardy on CM Punk: “His emotional connection to his fan base is unreal. It’s very reminiscent of the way Jeff’s fan base connects with him because they’re loyal to the very end, to the ends of the earth.”

Jim Ross on Malakai Black: “I think his contract is expiring…he’s a hell of a hand. I love the guy. He’s a nice guy, smart guy. He’d be good in the booker’s room. I thought FTR would go over based on my assumptions of what was going on.”

Cody Rhodes on leaving AEW: “People try to cite, ‘Oh, it was this. It was this.’ Here’s what I can tell you it wasn’t. It wasn’t anything to do with Tony and Brandi. That’s a big one you hear all the time, ‘Tony didn’t sign Brandi.’ No, Brandi had been re-signed.”

Booker T on Motor City Machine Guns: “That loyalty, being able to invest in each other for all these years, that says something in itself. Do they fit in with the guys in WWE right now? I think they fit in perfectly.”

Undertaker on high risk spots: “I think it’s almost, sometimes it’s a curse, because they’re so athletic and they rely so much on that aspect, that they forget the most important aspect of what we do, and that is storytelling.”

Jey Uso: “Our bloodline is really deep. I’m talking cousins. I’m talking about 10-15-year-olds who are ready right now. We deep. Eyes open. We’re always going to keep this family business rolling for sure.”

Coachman: “Another production company on a major network reached out to me yesterday and they’re doing another documentary on the WWE”

David Shoemaker: “There was always a team reminding Vince McMahon of things in his past during filming, ‘It was just such a bizarre situation.’”

Nash on Logan Paul: “I asked a person that has been in the ring with him, how is he? He says ‘He’s amazing as far as what he can do physically, but he doesn’t remember anything.’ I don’t know how much truth there is to that. You’re not one of the top five guys if you don’t know what we’re doing”

Batista on Cena: “I respect John a lot. A lot more than people think I do for some reason. I think the internet and fans have built this rivalry between us, which, there, really isn’t.”

Paul Wight: “Tony Khan paid me a shit ton of money to get in the ring, and so far, I haven’t done shit.”

Swerve: “There’s this overbearing shadow of Bryan Danielson. If I take that out, it’s just me now, so there’s a lot of pride in that for me.”

Jinder on WWE: “I was managing Indus Sher. In a way, they had retired me. They told me I wasn’t an active wrestler anymore, which was kind of weird. I think maybe they just wanted the focus to be on Indus Sher.”

Heyman on the Bloodline storyline: “I don’t even think we’re in the third inning yet, and now that you see the emergence of Solo and Jacob Fatu and the Tongas and the fact that they are a real threat.”

Dominik Mysterio: “I love this business with all my heart, but I definitely don’t see myself doing it until the wheels fall off. I want to be smart about it. I want to have a family and have kids. I want to be able to play with my kids. I want to be able to run around with them.”

CM Punk: “There is an embarrassment of riches of talent in WWE now. There are people I have stories with that we can revisit. There are people I’ve never shared a ring with. I’m excited to do all of those things.”

Dreamer on his name: “A promoter was like, ‘Think of a name.’ He’s like, ‘If you don’t think of a name, in 10 mins I’m gonna call you Tommy Dickhead. I don’t want to be Tommy Dickhead. Tom is my first name and the American Dream Dusty Rhodes is my hero. So it was like Tommy Dreamer there it goes.”

Ronda Rousey on the current women’s division: “I feel like WWE took several steps back, but now that Vince McMahon is gone and Triple H is at the helm, I feel we are taking steps forward again. I’m extremely encouraged by what is happening across the entire industry.”