The next listener asks Christian why he changed the name of his finisher from The Unprettier to The Killswitch. Christian notes that he had been joking around with the The Hardys backstage, referring to the move by the name “The Unprettier” and Michael Cole heard it and said it on the air one day. That name stuck but he never thought it did the move justice because the move looked brutal. When he made his WWE comeback years later he wanted to rename the move and Vince McMahon was in agreement.
A listener asks Edge and Christian about their thoughts on rating matches with through a star system. Edge says he thinks the star rating system is silly. Christian agrees, noting that the entire thing is subjective and if you enjoy the match then that’s all that matters.
Edge and Christian talk about potential tag team partners, if they didn’t debut in WWE as a tag team with each other. Edge thinks he would have worked well with Billy Kidman or Val Venis, and Christian suggests that maybe he would have had a great tag team with Scotty 2 Hotty.
A listener calls into the show and asks Edge and Christian if they think we’ll ever see inter-gender wrestling return to WWE. Both men are stumped by the question. Edge notes that there seems to be a rise in popularity for inter-gender wrestling stemming from the indie scene, but he’s unsure if that’ll ever translate to WWE.
Another listener writes into the show and asks Edge and Christian if they ever had any issue blading. Edge says he never had any difficulty; if anything, he’d often bleed too much. Christian mentions that he was a bit nervous before blading for the first time. The thought of doing it was always worse than actually doing it in his opinion, but thankfully he didn’t have to do it much. They’re both happy that blading has taken a back seat in the wrestling business as of late.
