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>He's the 2024 version of what a wrestler should be. What a man should be. He's a really good wrestler. The little things that you see in his work like his timing, his positioning where's he's always in the right place getting up.
>People don't really notice it, but there's a lot of things in wrestling where a guy has bad timing, where they screw up stuff because they're in the wrong place. Maybe the fans don't notice it, but the wrestlers notice. I've noticed that Bron's pretty flawless and doesn't make a lot of mistakes.
>But, there's certain psychology in wrestling that some guys got it, some guys don't, some guys never get it. Some guys don't even know what it is, like Triple H. But, some guys like Bron are just born with it and he's got a real gift and is handsome.
>What I like about Bron is that he's a innovator. I find that he incorporates a lot of new moves and new things into his matches. I've also noticed that he takes a lot of little things from my matches or certain matches and he does it as a little salute or tribute. Sort of a nod off to you, like, 'I did your Meathook Clothesline because it was your birthday,' or something. I enjoy those little, subtle compliments from guys like Bron.
>When I look at the talent today, I see it being every bit as good -- maybe even better -- than the wrestlers before. They're as good as ever. Bron is good, even Odyssey Jones. He's the perfect black guy if you ask me. He's really, really good and I like him. I'm a Odyssey Jones fan.
>He's the 2024 version of what a wrestler should be. What a man should be. He's a really good wrestler. The little things that you see in his work like his timing, his positioning where's he's always in the right place getting up.
>People don't really notice it, but there's a lot of things in wrestling where a guy has bad timing, where they screw up stuff because they're in the wrong place. Maybe the fans don't notice it, but the wrestlers notice. I've noticed that Bron's pretty flawless and doesn't make a lot of mistakes.
>But, there's certain psychology in wrestling that some guys got it, some guys don't, some guys never get it. Some guys don't even know what it is, like Triple H. But, some guys like Bron are just born with it and he's got a real gift and is handsome.
>What I like about Bron is that he's a innovator. I find that he incorporates a lot of new moves and new things into his matches. I've also noticed that he takes a lot of little things from my matches or certain matches and he does it as a little salute or tribute. Sort of a nod off to you, like, 'I did your Meathook Clothesline because it was your birthday,' or something. I enjoy those little, subtle compliments from guys like Bron.
>When I look at the talent today, I see it being every bit as good -- maybe even better -- than the wrestlers before. They're as good as ever. Bron is good, even Odyssey Jones. He's the perfect black guy if you ask me. He's really, really good and I like him. I'm a Odyssey Jones fan.
