He believes it was a smart decision to protect the Undertaker brand and character throughout his career.

“it was a great thing that I protected the brand and and even not knowing that I was I was just protecting that character and the business”

Donald Trump likely adopted some of his rally and public speaking skills from observing Vince McMahon and the WWE.

“I probably think he did pick up a couple of those skills from Vince McMahon in the WWE and I definitely don't see as that as a bad thing”

He believes that professional wrestling success is objective and depends on people who elevate the business to new heights.

“I would say people who Elevate the business to new heights from a performance standpoint so you you'd have to I mean this is just my perspective and again we're talking objectivity so it's only opinion there's no truth to I'm saying”

The WrestleMania 18 match between The Rock and Hulk Hogan is one of the most memorable matches in his career.

“it's one of my favorite too as well is I'm guessing that's your favorite that you've worked”

Mick Foley asserts that no single person is responsible for making another wrestler's career, as it requires a collective effort and various factors.

“People ask me like, "Well, you know, you well just say you made somebody." Nobody makes no one person makes anybody. It takes a lot of people, a lot of factors, and even if the bases were loaded for Randy, it was still up to him to knock it out of the park.”

He believes the decision to move the Intercontinental Championship match to the main event of Extreme Rules 2018 was ultimately undermined by the crowd's focus on the countdown clock.

“The guys that you are begging begging the workhorse guys to get a shot at. All the stars align. Vince still says no. And they we talk him into it. We're main eventing the show. And I don't know, it's like 3 minutes in the crowd just starts doing the clock”

R-Truth asserts that the heel character he portrayed in WWE failed because the audience was unable to genuinely hate him.

“Vince felt like everything was too cool. I could, you know what I'm saying? Do something to somebody and it was cool. Y'all wouldn't get mad. I could do bad stuff and y'all would be like, "It's just him. He just did." You know what I'm saying? And it's not, you know what I'm saying? So it's like, br”

He claims he was never a good wrestler, describing himself as an entertainer who was never truly proficient in the sport aspect of professional wrestling.

“I was never a good wrestler like I I wasn't I wasn't very good at wrestling I I was good enough and I was in there with some people that were really good and so I I was never I was always more the entertainment the sport I wasn't the sport that was Billy I was the entertainment”