Weird. All right, so there are a bunch of questions about last night's show. So just, I mean, very quickly, I guess we'll talk about all of the main points for both of the shows. So Miro debuted and it was a disaster, but he did win. So he did significantly better than retribution both like in the ring and the finish because retribution, they had a bad debut and they lost. He at least has a little strong. Oh, dude, it was pretty much a disaster. I thought he tore out his knee or tore out his ankle. I mean, Joey Janella almost got killed, Kip Sabine almost got killed. Miro was injured. I mean, dude, it was a disaster. And I heard the term it was a disaster from people in AEW. So I mean, it is what it is. Sonny Kiss looked good, I guess. Yes. So Brody Lee beat Orange Cassidy. So Orange Cassidy is not going to do the whatever challenge. That made me sad, but what can you do? We have the announcement the next week is Chris Jericho versus Isaiah Cassidy. We have tolly Blanchard. I mean, dude's a great talker, but boy, we need somebody that could get out there and translate for him. It appears to have done that. It seemed like that was a, if you were old enough to remember tolly Blanchard and his 20 minute time limit TV matches, you knew instantly for everybody else. I know that. I mean, I watched them a couple of years ago. And we were reviewing it, but all he did was he came out and said, normally there's a 60 minute time limit. Now it will be 20. Yeah. I was like, for what? Is this going to be every week on TV, some weeks on TV? I'm not even clear how often they're going to do this, but they're doing a 20 minute brush with greatness challenge. If you beat them, you beat them. If you don't beat them, it counts as a win for them. I don't know why, but they did. We had evil east and thunder Rosa. They did not shoot on TV. And then John Moxley beat Eddie Kingston in a title match in the main event because of what happened with all of the Washington say all of it. At least, I mean, really, I think there's only one other person scheduled for the show that wasn't there, but that was all because of the Lance Archery deal. Elber is here wrestling observer live, a mix and perv vv, also wrestling observer. So we're going to talk about the COVID situation in all of these companies. Let's get the news out of the way first. So here's what we know for sure. In CMLL, we have got a number of COVID positives, including Ultimo Guerrero and Bandito. This just came out yesterday, although as Dave noted, unobserva radio last night, we had both heard these names for several days prior to the official announcement. We actually thought that they would announce it when they had their press conference. I think it was on Tuesday, but in fact, they only announced one positive test during that. And then they announced the rest of these here today. So Ultimo Guerrero and Bandito are off the 87th anniversary show that is at least three names that were going to be on that show that are now off. I mean, I don't know how many have to have to cancel a show, but we know it's more than three in. So that's CMLL. As far as AW and NXT, this is what we can tell you, there are people in AW and NXT that have tested positive. As was the case when WWE had their huge outbreak a while ago, we do not know how many people, they have made nothing public. There is one big difference between the two companies. And that difference is if you test positive in WWE, they do not want you posting about it on any form of social media. They do not want you to announce it. And AW appears they don't care. So Lance Archer has gone public. He tested positive for COVID-19. Ben Carter tested positive and he went public with it as well. In NXT, nobody has gone public with it. I believe because as noted, they don't want you to. But here's the thing about both of these companies and CMLL, I guess not CMLL. I don't know how things are in Mexico, but in America, because of the hippo laws, they cannot announce that you have tested positive for coronavirus without your permission. And not only can they not announce it publicly. But let's say that Mike tests positive for coronavirus. Legally, without consulting him, I cannot come on here on the air and say that Mike tested positive for coronavirus, the hippo violation, if I get the information, etc. Now that also means, and this is one of the reasons why a lot of people don't know anything and why a few days ago I asked people in NXT, their rumors that there have been positive tests. I know anything and I was told I've not heard anything about that. So the way it works in WWE, and I presume the way it works in A.W., but I don't know because I actually haven't asked. But in NXT, I can tell you this for a fact. Even internally, they cannot spread the word that somebody has coronavirus, okay? So I'm just going to throw out a name. In fact, I'll throw out a name that I know does not have coronavirus because they were on the show last night. Kylo Riley, okay? Kylo Riley clearly does not have coronavirus because he's now the number one contender and he won a match last night. If Kylo Riley tests positive, and I'm for example, Triple H, and I get all of the medical information, okay? Sean Michaels, Road Dog, whoever else is on creative, I cannot tell Sean Michaels, dude, Kylo is positive and we need to come up with something new for takeover, okay? All I can say is, Kylo is not available for takeover. So the people that are in charge of creative and et cetera, I mean, what they have is a list of who is available and who is not available. If you're not available, you may have tested positive for coronavirus. You may have asked for the day off to go to your son's basketball game. It could be anything. But internally, they are not legally allowed, I don't know exactly what happens all the time, but legally, they are not allowed to spread the word internally that somebody has coronavirus. So I mean, it's all private. I mean, if you really want to go through and watch the show and say, okay, well, this guy wasn't there, this guy wasn't there, that guy wasn't there. I mean, you can go and do that and you may be right in most cases. In some cases, you may not be right, but the only thing that we know for sure is that two people tested positive at AW because they've gone public. And for various reasons, we have been led to believe that there have been other positives in AW and there have been positives in NXT. But anything more than that, I mean, nothing's official. So that's the story. No bad news for CML Hill too. And bad news, I guess, for Ben Carter. Talking about a guy we just saw on Tuesday night, it looks like it's up on the front page of the Wrestling Observer, Josh Nason, has posted it up a day after land searcher has said he'll be out a few weeks due to a positive COVID-19 test. Ben Carter tweeted Thursday that he has tested positive as well. So he said, but hey, I feel fine. I guess I don't really taste my food as much as I normally do, but I feel fine for now anyways. So there you go. So 23 year old Ben Carter who has been tearing it up on Game Changer Wrestling and then has been showing himself off on AEW the last couple of weeks and is the type of talent that is not going to stay unsigned by a major company for very, very long. Somebody is going to get their hooks into him. AEW's already obviously got a start to that. But looks like he is one of the names that was rumored or at least is one of the names that is looks like tested positive for AEW. So too bad there. And this person wants to know why did they W dance around Archer being positive for COVID last night? It was really awkward the way they worded it by saying that he had come in contact with someone rather than outright saying he tested positive by his own admission. I don't know. I don't know what happened there. I mean, I think maybe people are maybe overthinking this a little bit too much where it may just be. I don't think it was a scandal. Yeah. I mean, it might have been that they didn't feel comfortable announcing it themselves. So they just said that he was in contact and he had already tweeted that he had it. I mean, I know some people think they're trying to do this giant cover up, but you know, there ain't much of a cover up when the guy goes public with it. And all you say on television was he came in contact with someone, which in fact, he did come in contact with someone. That's how he said that he got it. So it wasn't even like they were lying, but it was kind of strange that he publicly announced it. But then on the show, they didn't say that he had it. They said that he had merely come into contact with someone. So I don't know.