I Like The Idea Of Working In

Any Athlete Or Any Actor Who's Preparing For A Long Time To Step On A Stage Or Step On A Field Or Step On A Movie Set, Who Suffers An Injury Right Before You're Getting Ready To Perform Or To Execute - It Is A Massive Challenge That's Thrown Your Way That You Didn't Expect.

Training Not Only Anchors My Day But Also Allows Me To Tap Into Endless Energy And Intensity. Whether I Was Performing At Wrestlemania Or Shooting A 16 Hour Day On A Movie Set, Training Allows The Floodgates To Open. It Carries Me Through The Rest Of The Day And Night.

Wwe Is A Space Where I Thrived, And I Loved, And I Still Do. I Love Connecting With An Audience; That Is The Greatest Thing About Going Back To Wwe.

If You're Going To Make A Comedy And If Your Sole Interest Is In Making People Laugh And Feel Good And Entertaining Them, Then You Check Your Ego At The Door.

I Like The Idea Of Making A Big, Fun, Adventure Type Of Movie.