We'll try whatever.' He came up with the name and then he kind of gave us the idea. We were like, 'Look, we just want to come. He said he didn't like the masks or anything about it. We wanted to go to Smoky Mountain, and Cornette wanted to have us in, but he said that he just didn't like the whole Spiders thing. Glen and I were wrestling as The Spiders out in Arkansas. Who came up with The Headbangers gimmick?

There were like three things that were huge for us in that one night. And then in that same night we found out we were going to be on our first WrestleMania and we found out that we were getting action figures. They got an amazing pop and I had head-to-toe goose bumps when they came out. We're getting buttered up before we get squashed.' And they said, 'So, that's why Vince wants us to do a double-countout tonight.' We're like, 'Really?' So we went out there and had an amazing match with them. He really likes you guys, he's really high on you guys.' And we're like, 'OK, here we go. Legion of Doom.' We're like, 'Well, so much for that.' But Hawk and Animal pulled us aside and said, 'Hey, we sat down and talked to Vince for like an hour. We're going over, and maybe this is going to be time for us to take another step.' And then we show up to TV and see 'Headbangers vs. Glen and I were going over every night on the house shows.

It was their first match back and it was our first actual week of doing house shows. It's funny you brought up The Road Warriors because that's one night that was one my fondest memories. Do you have a favorite memory or match from your time in the WWF? I know you guys worked with The Road Warriors and some other big names in the business during that time. Like you said, when I first got there, WCW was winning the war, and as we picked up momentum it made everyone want to go out there and put out an even better product than what WCW was offering. Owen was there, and he was a ribber, he and Davey Boy. It was fun because, again, the guys in the locker room were fun. What was it like being in the company at the time? You were in the WWF during The Attitude Era and The Monday Night Wars when the company really picked up momentum and eventually surpassed WCW. That's what I'm really looking forward to besides just being in the ring and in the locker room with the same mix of guys from 10-15 years ago. That's one of my favorite parts of being gone for so long and now coming back into the mix – seeing the guys I haven't seen in so long and sitting their reminiscing and talking about the old days. What are your thoughts on the Legends show and seeing some of the boys you haven't seen in a while?

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