Gillie believes the primary purpose of their tournament is to provide opportunities to players and entertain the spectators.

“I hope that everybody that's at home and that's in the building and that's watching will enjoy this great event we put on and we just like to give opportunities to people and put on great events”

John Cena believes it is important for a wrestler to view the business from the perspective of an entertainer providing an escape for the audience, regardless of his own personal career status.

“I never took it personal. >> No. >> Because my job is to provide you an escape. >> You bring your life into the arena and everyone has problems. I don't care how opp how life has awarded you.”

The financial success of any sport depends on its ability to entertain an audience and maintain viewer interest.

“any dollar you make for any sport is not a sport anymore it's entertainment if people aren't watching that support's not around”

WWE belongs in the sports conversation because, like other professional sports, it is a form of entertainment built on narrative and history.

“at the end of the day, all those sports, all those things are entertainment. WWE has the same level of that backstage behind the scenes sort of contracts and drama that any other sport has as well.”

Jake Paul maintains that he is a professional athlete building a serious career in boxing and intends to increase his pay-per-view success over time.

“i'm not greedy i'm patient with this game yeah i get paid good as [ __ ] but i want to prove to my business partners that i'll do the numbers yeah yeah so we're i'm here for a long time like this isn't just some jerk off event where we're we're one and done”

He argues that boxing fans should value technical skill and high-level strategy over the casual appeal of knockout power.

“now here's the problem it might not it might be like boring to the Casual boxing fan like Dante brings the knock out power so every round is interesting cuz you're like all he needs to do is connect once but Shakur versus Lamont it might be a little bit more boring to the the casual but to the boxin”

The speaker believes that boxing matches involving non-professional fighters or celebrity figures are primarily driven by financial gain and public attention.

“what was the purpose of this fight cash cash and clout cash and clout that's literally all it was”

He advocates for WWE to set up rings outside of arenas at major events to allow fans to experience the physical reality of wrestling.

“I we've talked about it a few times on the show. If if the WWE would just put a ring on the outside of these arenas for uh pay-per-view uh PLE's and just let fans run the ropes. Let them feel that rope burn on that cable.”

He thinks fans should be able to experience the physical impact of a wrestling ring, such as the rope burn, to understand the reality of the sport.

“I'm I'm like my ass is black. You know what I'm saying? And when I when I hit the roads coming home learning how to do that, I have marks across my back, man. Man, I had to like build up a a callous. You know what I'm saying? That that junk hurts.”