>"You guys really know how to make a kid feel like Britt Baker in Pittsburgh.>We're winging this. We. That's a very important distinction, we'll get back to it. But I didn't plan on what I was gonna say, because I didn't know what to say. Because I didn't know how I was gonna feel. But I knew that I needed to feel it. And I feel you, Chicago! And I hear you, Chicago! That's what I've heard for seven years. I heard you. I heard you. The good news is, is I've got the time--Wednesday, Friday, four Sundays or Saturdays a year. I got the time and I ain't going anywhere. Possibly, for me, the most important thing I'm gonna say right now--and this is for everybody at home, this is for everybody who bought a ticket, this is for everybody in the back--if at all through my journey, any of my personal choices or decisions related to my life, made you feel disapointed or let down, let me just say, let me just say, I understand. If you all tried to understand that I was never gonna get healthy physically, mentally, spiritually or emotionally, staying in the same place that got me sick in the first place.>You see, I felt before like I had to leave. I didn't want to, but I knew I couldn't stay and that was when I used to work for a place called Ring Of Honor. August 13th, 2005 was my last match in Ring Of Honor and I famously came out with tears in my eyes. And walking out here today, I now know why I was crying. And it for a lot of reasons, but what it boiled down to was: I had made a place where people could come work, get paid, learn their craft and love professional wrestling. And I cried because I knew I was leaving a place that I love and it was a home. And I knew where I was going it wasn't gonna be easy for a guy like me, because I'm one of you. So I look at it like this: August 13th, 2005, I left professional wrestling. August 20th, 2021, I'm back."
He was never a good promo. People only think the Pipebomb (which was written for him) was good because they were 14 when they first heard it.
>>19668259>first words after a seven year absence are him trying to get into britt baker’s pants