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And writes about it better than I thought in this new column.

https://sports.yahoo.com/wrestling/article/wrestlemania-42-cj-perry-i-watched-my-husband-destroy-himself-at-wwe-and-loved-it-234216090.html

"Trick Williams is a superstar in the classic sense of the word. I see people talk about his wrestling not being at the level of his charisma, and I can’t help but think: Who cares?! The greater audience certainly don’t. And that’s not to say the “Lemon Pepper Stepper” can’t wrestle. He had a great Night 2 match with Sami Zayn, but again, who cares?! Everyone from Gorgeous George to Superstar Billy Graham to Hogan and Rock all had better “wrestlers” working underneath them on their cards. But the key thing here is that those “better wrestlers” were on the undercard for a reason. In WWE, and entertainment in general, magnetism is key. Charisma is king. And that’s the thing headliners know more than most: The people who show up to see them, they’re paying their money to feel. We all can’t be Trick. We all can’t walk around peacocking like he does; we don’t have the confidence to be that cool or be that watchable. But it’s sure fun watching someone be that thing we can’t be..

Oba Femi has all the tools needed and killed his end of the build to this massive match. That man can move, talk, intimidate and strut. But he also beat up my hero Rusev, so he can kiss my Russian (by way of Latvia) ass.

Speaking of RUSEV!! Did you guys see that ladder match?! Oh my God I’m still hoarse from screaming at six people who couldn’t hear me. But I knew Rusev was going to hold his own in a match that was way out of his comfort zone. Give him a fish, a tank, a ladder or a hot, flexible wife, and that man always rises to the occasion. Yes, I said it."