El 'Best in the World' señaló la importancia del show de Netflix, en el que se muestran los sucesos de la lucha libre debajo del ring.
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00:00We first watched a teaser about this documentary, the first thought was, okay, they are revealing everything about WWE, but now we think that you are connecting with pro wrestlers and now we understand your job.
00:19So do you think this can help the audience to understand completely your job or it's kind of ruining the magic? What's your thought about it?
00:29I don't think it's going to ruin anything. I think a lot of people are already, they're already in the know, you know, people go to movies all the time. I don't think a lot of people think Captain America was really frozen in ice or Captain America is really a real person.
00:42I think what it is going to do is humanize us to them a little bit and it's going to somehow, they're going to be even more connected to us because they're going to see us as like everyday people.
00:59And maybe that's contradictory what we've always done because we've always tried to express how we're larger than life and we're these characters on television and you're going to see us backstage stressing about everyday stuff just like everybody else.
