Well, he never held nor looked at Steph the same way he did his sledgehammer 😅

The sledgehammer gets to sleep in the bed with Triple H, while Stephanie has to go sleep on the couch instead 😂.

Well, she was the first kayfabe love of his life.

On Raw during that Brock Lesnar promo in 2020 😂😅

I was thinking about that too. Perfect timing.

The same reason the 'People's Elbow' was a credible finish. Get the move over enough with the fans and you can do whatever you want for a finish without any questions asked. On the surface, of course a simple standing elbow drop wouldn't finish anybody, but The Rock earned the right to tell us it's a devastating finish so out of respect we see absolutely no reason to believe otherwise. If you look at other really famous finishes that you may not have questioned before and really break them down for what they are, barely any of the best make sense and a lot of the worst ones would be genuinely more effective. As a quick example, look at a "Zig Zag". Ziggles would win matches with the move, but if you think about it, not only is he taking the bigger bump of the two involved, but he's essentially giving himself a "Samoan Drop". There are much better examples of what I mean on that side of it, but I think the one I used is the least complicated to understand. On the other side of my point I'll use a finish, still very popular/over with the fans in terms of crowd participation, mimicking during pretending to have a match with friend, siblings etc, executed by a prominently lower-midcard/tag-team talent. I'd say I'm 99% sure in saying it had much more of a kick out to win ratio in favour of the former. I'm referring to the "WORM" made famous by 'Scotty Too Hotty' during both the attitude/ruthless aggression eras respectively. When you break that move down and remove all the pro wrestling theatrics and focus on the hit/strike itself only, it becomes one of the most believable finishes in the entire business. The easiest way to explain why is... Whilst The Rock's elbow is a less impartial variant of even the standard basic standing jumping elbow. Regardless, it has been used to pin plenty of not only the best workers of the same era, but the entire business of professional wrestling in its entirety. A kick out to the elbow has always been/will always be seen as a big deal. Nobody would bat an eyelid should someone kick out of the WORM, but think about it. The Elbow is an elbow to the chest area. The WORM (also works for the "Cobra") is a straight and powerful karate chop to a person's throat. Meaning as a shoot, barely if anybody would have what's left in themselves to kick out after that kind of hit. Does it make sense? Apologise for the novel... 😂

i think it was already in a video

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It's actually "1,2, is this on?" and those are probably lyrics to an entrance song

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That's one of the great things about AEW

Also how do you mention the sledgehammer and NOT the way he got it out from under the ring!!