Logan Paul claims that John Cena should be more authentic rather than seeking external validation or following creative mandates that do not reflect his true self.

“I'm a little disappointed in Cena. We're watching like a midlife crisis happen. I wish he would be more like me and just be himself.”

He argues that becoming a professional wrestler requires dedication to working hard and believing in oneself despite obstacles.

“And if you're good enough, if you work hard enough, you believe in yourself enough, you can do it, too.”

Mike Majlak considers Paul Heyman to be a top performer and a legend within the wrestling business.

“I would I would say he actually is the greatest in the org. But really quickly, I was when I was walking to the seat yesterday backstage, a woman who calls herself the man walked past me. And she's unfortunately the greatest thing in the wrestling in WWE. Becky Lynch.”

Andrew Schulz asserts that WWE has become incredibly effective at storytelling, specifically praising Triple H's influence and the nuance of character development in recent storylines.

“these [ __ ] are some of the greatest storytellers in the history at least in my lifetime”

He intends to shut down the current structure of the company by taking the undisputed WWE championship with him as a final act.

“That championship is coming home with me and I will be the last undisputed WWE champion. Period. So, they're going to have to make a new title. They're going to have to start the clock over again.”

Rhea Ripley believes the current evolution of WWE, including the integration of sponsorship on the ring canvas, is indicative of a positive new era for the organization.

“I feel like we're going into a new era and it's cool that Prime gets to be the first thing on it”

KSI believes that WWE fans will eventually move past their frustration regarding the PRIME ring sponsorship.

“if if if we don't have the spot forever which like who knows what'll happen like it'll be someone else and I promise you if you're a DieHard WWE Fan you'll forget about it it'll it'll start to just be standard practice”

The Miz claims that even in an empty arena, performers must treat the audience as invested in order to deliver quality matches and showcase their value.

“So in my mind I'm just picturing the people at home being invested in everything that we're doing so every little maneuver account so it's actually making me a better performer in in the ring for sure”