Select Answers: WWE podcast, feel good stories, TNAMC! (Patreon)

Welcome to Select Answers, a feature that provides some of the answers to questions that were posed to Sean Ross Sapp in the most recent Fightful Weekly Q&A Podcast. The show drops every week on Fightful Select for subscribers.

When aggregating these posts please refer to it as "Fightful Select Answers Q&A" and tag Fightful, noting that it was in the Q&A format to avoid confusion.

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Who else do you think might be in line for a WWE owned podcast? How do you feel that experiment has worked so far? I’ve been pleasantly surprised with some of Cody’s and Steph’s. Particularly the one with Chalamet.

This is going to be completely out of left field and won't happen, but I would love to see Shane Helms and the Creeds do a UFC Podcast. Julius Creed could jump to MMA if he wanted and do well. Brutus Creed is such a colorful personality, and would be great. Shane Helms is the one podcast co-host I learned the most from in my career. He has knowledge of MMA, pro wrestling, and amateur wrestling. I think those three specifically talking UFC would be great corporate synergy,

Since the world is getting crazier every day.....what's your last or biggest feel good story that you broke?

Every contract signing news we report is my last or biggest feel good story. There are always going to be unfortunate or controversial or even disgusting things we have to report. I like reporting on people making their money, because they're why we can report on anything to begin with. Reporting that Hobbs was WWE bound, and that the Rascalz were AEW bound made me happy, because they'll be making good money and living better lives than they have previously.

How do TNA talent feel about how the AMC debut went?

Well, they were very pessimistic and realistic. Then there were others that didn't think the general audience understood the hurdles that TNA faced. Then there was staff that made some understandable excuses. By and large, most understood it wasn't a good show, although some others will publicly claim it was the kind of show they "needed" to do.