Adam Devine got involved in the action at AEW Revolution, delivering a chokeslam alongside Tony Cavalero to Mansoor.
Speaking on This Is Important, Devine recalled his experience at the event.
"I didn't know what an insane event. Those guys throw on a real banger. It feels just as insane, in fact, I liked it more than the WWE events. It's like the WCW in the late 90s. It's someone trying to go up against the WWE. It was way more raw. There was this cage match. People were bleeding all over the place. Real blood. I'm sitting ringside. Blood is back. It was crazy. They were pouring thumbtacks all over the ring. From the very top of the cage, they were backflipping guys into the thumbtacks. Insane. Then you go to the back, they were real thumbtacks. He was still picking them out of himself. 'One is stuck in my heel. I can't get it out,'" Devine recalled.
Asked by Anders (with a hard on) if he liked the blood, Devine replied, "I didn't think I would have a thirst for it, but now I do. It was awesome. It was crazy. [Toni Storm vs. Mariah May] was a bloodbath. The men in the cage match were attacking each other with a screwdriver. I'm like, 'How do you fake that? Oh it's rubber.' Then they stick it in the turnbuckle and it just sticks into it. It was crazy. It was really fun. Everyone was really nice. Tony Khan, the guy who owns it, is whose box I was for the Super Bowl. We went out that night and partied. He's this totally nice guy who owns AEW. It was fun. It was a blast."
Devine noted that Khan is a big fan of Workaholics.
In a backstage segment, Adam and Tony did the CEO dance with Mercedes Mone.
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