VIDEO: Being the Elite – ‘High Rolling in Cleveland’

  • Ian Carey

Video —

Opening —

  • The Young Bucks and Brandon Cutler are in an airport where they once again spot Hangman Page. 
  • Much like in previous videos, however, they don’t say anything to or approach their old friend. 

The Best Friends, Danhausen, & Toni Storm answer mailbag questions —

  • The Best Friends clarified that Storm is not replacing Statlander. They then answered some mailbag questions. 
  • The questions consisted of what is your favorite type of dog, favorite snack, etc. 
  • Danhausen’s favorite breed of dog is “tall.” He likes tall dogs. 
  • Storm’s favorite pizza topping is crab legs. 

Matt Hardy & Private Party —

  • Private Party told Hardy they wanted to talk but Hardy told them to keep their distance because he’s “no good for them.” 
  • Hardy reminded them that they are under contract to Andrade. He said he would only be watching them from afar like “a guardian angel.” 
  • Private Party then said they’d be watching Hardy too. 

Ryan Nemeth talks to animals about wrestling —

  • The Hollywood Hunk asked his dog if he saw Rampage on Friday. 
  • Highlights of Nemeth vs Wardlow last week were then shown. 
  • Nemeth then asked a cat if Bray Wyatt is going to win the trios tournament and various other questions. 
  • Nemeth never quite seems to get the answers he is looking for. 

Kenny Omega and the Young Bucks visit local urban wildlife, burger joint, and casino —

  • Omega is really impressed with just how many bunnies there are on the grass in Cleveland. 
  • They then went out for burgers. 
  • Matt Jackson revealed he has developed a gluten allergy and is lactose intolerant. 
  • After eating, they went to the casino where Nick Jackson seemed to do quite well. The video ended with Nick being handed a wad of cash. 
Ian Carey
Ian Carey

Ian Carey is a writer from Toronto, Ontario, Canada, whose work has appeared in award-winning publications such as NOW Magazine and The Huffington Post. He joined the F4WOnline team in 2019 and was named managing editor in the summer of 2026. Born in Calgary, Alberta, Ian has covered professional wrestling for more than 15 years.