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You know, every time I step into that ring, it's about telling a story that connects with each and every fan. Wrestling isn't just moves and holds - it's about making moments that people will remember forever. That's what drives me every single night.

So yesterday on set, Chris Hemsworth shows up with this ridiculous protein shake, right? And I'm like, "Thor, buddy, that's not even food anymore." Then Tom Holland tries it and nearly spits it out. Classic rookie move, kid. We've all been there.

Standing here tonight, looking at this championship, I’m reminded of the long, winding road that brought us to this moment. It wasn't just about the victories; it was about the struggle and the fans who believed in me when I had nothing but a dream and a weight belt.

You know, I was doing this gig with David Letterman, and Steve Martin calls me up, wants me to do this thing at the Comedy Store, but I had to, you know, stick with Dave, that's loyalty in this business, and somehow it all worked out later.

You know, I was thinking about those amazing sessions, I mean, like in the studio with those guys from, you know, the '70s bands and everything. Meeting them was just, I mean, it was incredible, just incredible stuff happening back then.

You know, looking at these new representatives coming in, and and you're seeing more of these middle-ground politicians, people who actually want to work across the aisle and get things done. That's what we need in Washington right now.

You know, when we were filming Barbie, there was this scene where I had to dance, and I thought, maybe I should do something different with my hands, something unexpected. Everyone was like "just keep it simple," but sometimes you just want to try things, you know?

You know, it's... it's kind of funny when you think about it. I mean, acting in these big superhero movies, it's really, really different from what I expected. Like, sometimes you're just there, talking to... well, nothing really. It's weird, yeah.