Waller told Van Vliet he thinks people forget how dangerous the Canadian/Mexican Destroyer really is. He thinks that’s partially because “everyone” does it. He explained he was a huge TNA fan growing up and started watching in 2004, and thought Petey Williams’ Destroyer was the most amazing thing he had ever seen. Williams is now a backstage producer in WWE and back in August, Woods even sought him out, in a social media video, in an attempt to get advice on how to counter Penta’s move.

“The New Day, we wanted to get him involved in this whole thing, like ‘You invented this! It’s your fault we have to keep taking it!'” Waller explained. “I think it’s such a fun move, but people have bastardized it and ruined it… I watch a lot of indie wrestling because I love seeing who’s next. I love seeing that, especially in Australian wrestling… You throw these things away. They mean something. Petey did it for so long, it meant so much.”

Waller, back in character, said that he thinks “Raw” General Manager Adam Pearce should ban the move. He called Pearce one of the worst GMs in WWE history and said the company should “bring back the laptop,” aka the “Anonymous General Manager” of 2010.

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