Ross thought Daniel Bryan got back on track on Smackdown Live this week. He says he likes Big Cass, who has a lot of great, natural skills. However, he thinks Cass needs to be much more aggressive, and although Cass has a lot of potential in his mind he thinks there are some subtleties that Cass needs to improve upon.
Ross thinks A.J. Styles and Nakamura are starting to find their groove again now. He recalls the match that these two men had in New Japan a couple of years ago, and he suspects they’re finally starting to lock into that magic again now. He thinks their Money in the Bank match is going to be great.
Ross welcomes Cody Rhodes to the show.
Ross informs that he got emotional when he heard that “All In” sold out in under an hour, noting that Dusty Rhodes would have been so proud of Cody if he was still alive. Rhodes says he was blown away by how quickly the show sold out. He was initially hoping/planning on selling 4000 tickets in the first week and then they’d go from there, but selling out that quickly was an amazing feeling.
Ross asks Rhodes about the development of All In. Rhodes informs that he had an idea and ran it by The Young Bucks. They all agreed it was something worth pursuing if they could find a date that worked. They all put their calendars down on the floor in the airport one day and picked out a date that worked for them as well as Ring of Honor, and All In was born.
