Sol Ruca with a fun combo move against Jacy Jayne!

A peek behind the curtain: spotting Solo directing traffic and cueing the 947 to rush them.

May gravity forget you tonight, Kevin.

The camera cut away from Kevin removing his armband memorializing Ben Satterley and holding it high (after, if I know Kevin, giving it a kiss). But that's okay. It wasn't meant for the cameras anyway.

I have to say Kevin's habitual entrance howling--after looking up at the sky, while wearing that armband--had an extra edge this week.

"What happens when the losses start to pile up? What happens when the years start to pile up?" 💔

Oh man, the B Team! My favorite lovable losers.

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Sami and Neville/Pac were a tag team for a few matches in 2016, but how do you create a tandem finisher with the freaking Red Arrow? Solution: Sami kicks the opponent, then enjoys having the best seat in the house for his friend's move.

Ah, thank you, that means the world!

I was a fan already, but mostly ONLY OF SAMI, lol. That whole dynamic of seeing two people create together and work with the crowd, I hadn’t really understood it until then!

Ahhhh, thank you! That one slipped by me. And yes, geez, I heard that Enzo tribute and it hit so hard. Realizing how much he loved and admired Pac was… whew.

Solo Sikoa bobbling his casual wrist tape toss and then irritably hackysacking it away is sending me.

Poor Johnny radiating frustration as Kevin and Sami confront each other: "Hello? HELLO? Am I invisible here?"

I can't be 100% certain because the mic didn't catch it, but I think this is what Kevin and Sami said to each other just before their match in Corpus Christi (where Kevin beat John Cena in his first main-roster match).

Sami's title-loss trauma runs deep! (And I suspect always will, the kind of trauma that you can build a character on for years to come).

No matter how many times it happens, the record-scratch in Sami's brain when Kevin's music hits remains nearly audible.😂

The satisfaction on Kevin's face as Aldis books what is--unbelievably!--Kevin and Sami's first one-on-one title match on the main roster ever.

It makes sense he could pull it off so well, since on the indies he used to do Lesnar's F-5 (he called it the F-Cinq, of course), which is very similar.