superkick or 'Stevie' kick and people no-selling moves: "I'll tell you, there's a thought that runs through my head, and it's never happened to me; actually it happened with Dr. Death (Steve Williams), and that's because it's Dr. Death. It took three Stevie kicks to put him down or actually keep him down; he bumped for me. But, if I super kick somebody, or 'Stevie' kick, if I want to mark for myself like Shane Douglas; if I want to 'Stevie' kick someone and they stand there and do the Japanese 'Arrrrrg' and flex, I mean, Michael Manna might come out and it might turn into the fucking Ultimate Fighter or something. You're going to stand there and no-sell my finish? Ok, whatever." His thought of using social media to advance wrestling today, and if it is necessary and doing his video about Extreme Rising: "Yeah, I think it is. I think social media in some ways has jumped the shark; there needs to be something fresh out there, but I've really ingrained in it for many years with all the stuff I do outside of wrestling. I mean social media is a great tool to use, but also it's also something that there's so much noise out there it can get lost so you really have to have 'What time did I post this, when do I post it, where do I post it? What are my followers?' It's really more complicated than just tweeting something controversial or anything