"What about it, Cole? Are you gonna be a man?"

Michael Cole: "Ladies and gentlemen, from one Hall of Famer to another: Because in just a few moments I am gonig to interview Jerry 'The King' Lawler. Now for those of you who think that Jerry and I may fight: that's not gonna happen because the General Manager has ruled that if we touched one another we'll both be terminated. But what I'm going to do is be the bigger man here. I'm going to let be bygones be bygones because I am indeed a journalist. And despite what Jerry Lawler has said to me over the years, I am going to conduct a professional interview because I am indeed the voice of the WWE. Beside Mr. McMahon in his early days, I am better than Gordon Solie ever was. I'm better than Gorilla Monsoon. I'm surely better than Jim Ross. And I am indeed better than Jerry 'The King' Lawler. So ladies and gentlemen, many of you may not know this, but I am indeed a former war correspondent and an award-winning broadcast journalist. So up next, I am going to put that journalist skills, well, on stage here, because I'm going to interview Jerry Lawler. And all I can ask of you is for your attention, please.

[Nach einer Werbepause ergreift Cole unter 'You-suck'-Rufen wieder das Wort.]

Ladies and gentlemen: Jerry 'The King' Lawler.

[Lawler kommt unter den Klängen seiner Einzugsmusik zu Cole in den Ring]

Jerry, I know it's been a rough 24 hours for you, so I'll get to the point. I wanna know what it was like to get ready for your WWE Championship match, knowing that you had a chance to go to WrestleMania. Did you have butterflies, knowing that it was the biggest point of your career? Now did you feel going into that match.

[Lawler sagt nichts.]

How did it feel last night when you realized that your dreams were going to be shattered? When you realized you were going to lose to the most must-see WWE Champion the awesome Miz? When you knew you weren't going to Wrestlemania? How did you feel? Did you think, hey, maybe it's time I retire? Maybe Michael Cole's right? Maybe it's the time that I hang up my boots for good! Did you think that at all after you lost.

[Lawler sagt wieder nichts.]

When you were in this ring last night, and you were lying on your back and the Miz was on top of you and the ref counted one two three, and you were staring through that roof and you were staring into the heavens and you realized that your deceased mother, no disrespect, but when you realized that your mother had the best seat in the house, when you realized that your dreams of Wrestlemania were over, how did you feel Jerry when you realized that you let your mother down?"

Jerry Lawler [greift Cole am Kragen] "Michael Cole, if you ever mention my mother again, it'll be the last thing you ever say. Now I have sat out here for weeks while you called me an old man and you sang the praises of your thumbsucking friends, just remember, I've forgotten more about this game than you or they will ever know. Now you say I'll never compete at WrestleMania? Well I think you're wrong. Because I've got a way in and I don't care if it gets me fired. Me vs. you. What do you say to that Cole, me vs. you, what do you say?"

Cole:"I-I-I'll tell you what I say, you're a senile old man, you'll never get me in the ring!"

Lawler "You wanna run your mouth like a tough guy every week, here's your chance to prove it. What about it, Cole? Are you gonna be a man? Or are you just a gutless yellow coward?"

[Cole schüttet sein Getränk in Lawlers Gesicht und flüchtet vor Lawler, der ihn aus der Arena jagt.]