#themoxicity

[unityversehq]

Hey UnityVerse Leaders. Hope you're doing good. I was wondering if Wheeler Yuta would be able to become a new citizen of UnityVerse? He's part of the Blackpool Combat Club and myself, Bryan, & Claudio would love to have him here. Thanks so much.

Good evening, Moxley! Thank you for your request. We took it into consideration and have decided that Wheeler Yuta will be brought into UnityVerse along with Momo Kohgo, Powerhouse Hobbs, and Stokely Hathaway. Have a wonderful evening!

[switchbladenz]

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🍉- what are your collective interests?

Being on the top of the wrestling world is one of them. I also like to spend time outside, with nature, on the beach, whatever it is. I want to learn how to rock climb or something in the future though because I don't really like it that much at the moment. 😂

[superkickclub]

Thoughts on the comparisons between Team 13 and The Elite? (Damn thanks for not having anon asks on)

I guess when you think about UnityVerse, everyone talks about who's a "pillar" or who deserves to be in the "hall of fame" or who was the most "influential" and I feel like if none of the Elite's names are in there (minus Marty) you're probably delusional lol. When we first stood up to the norm, well more specifically, Kenny standing up to Jericho, everyone was invested. Everyone wanted more. The actors' story is just so much different than us. I do think they wanted to be like us in a way because we set up a standard on how a group of people can change UnityVerse. I think they did a good job with their first speech and the experience from the first Justice Hunters made sense but then it just got so repetitive as I'm sure everyone knows. But for our story, that was because our friendship was stronger than ever and we never stopped believing in our dream. None of us EVER wanted to give up or quit at all. We didn't need to put our lives on the line each and every single time just to prove that we belong y'know? No offense to them at all, I'm not offended myself or anything either, but I don't really see any similarities at all.

[american-nightmare]

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" 🍧 SHAVED ICE - do they still have any objects from their childhood? what significance does it have to them? what would their reaction be if they lost it? "

Oooooh, this is a good one. I'm pretty sure I have some figures and stuff from when I was younger. I remember seeing my dad bring titles home and stuff which I thought was the coolest thing ever, like the NWA Title. And then I got to hold it many years later. I'm not a huge collector so I think I wouldn't be that upset if I lost them. Maybe I'd be sad that my future son wouldn't get to play with them, but I have a few action figures of my own which is pretty cool! Nice little full circle moment.