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– Ringside Collectibles has posted the following video interview with Mick Foley…

– Here is the complete WWE Extreme Rules post-game show:

– In this week’s SmackDown edition of “Backstage Fallout,” The Shield has sinister messages for Team Hell No and Kofi Kingston just two days before Extreme Rules. Plus, Cody Rhodes and Damien Sandow respond to “The Intellectual Savior’s” tough loss to The Miz.

Morgan also read a new statement from Vince McMahon addressing Costas 12 years later. McMahon stated: “I used to think Bob Costas was a pompous, arrogant, self-absorbed, pseudo-intellectual little twerp. I used to think that. But now, 12 years later, I’ve come to realize that he’s not really a twerp.” The statement drew a laugh from Costas.

Here is the interview. It starts to get heated at about 11:00:

The Rock on being content if WrestleMania 29 was his final match: “I grew up in wrestling, as you know, so for me that was a dream scenario going into the biggest WrestleMania of all-time and going in as WWE champion. And then losing the belt to John Cena, there was the passing of the torch, so to speak, and doing the right thing for business. It was a dream scenario and if in-fact that was my last match, I’m happy with it because I wound up with three hernia tears and I also tore my abductor tendon as well as my rectus tendon clean off my pelvis. So to be able to finish the match and not let anyone know, walk out on my phone, and going out on my shield. I loved it.”

The Rock on his endorsement of The Shield and Roman Reigns: “I think Reigns looks great and is very talented in the ring. The Shield, all three of those guys, are doing a great job. I’ll say this and he knows this – Fandango is one of my favorites. What makes him such an interesting character – and wrestling fans understand this – to play a character like that, you’ve got to embrace it. That’s not an easy character to embrace, which tells me that he’s got a lot going on in terms of his depth and how far he can go.”

The Rock on his locker room critics and hungry, younger stars: “The four-month run I had in WWE was really eye-opening. I was able to see a lot of young talent who are very hungry and very humble. And, what’s interesting is there were some talent there who – just the nature of the business – have become very sour grapes and (laughs) miserable. But, the younger guys were very excited. And there was that hunger there that reminded me of myself 10-15 years ago when I first started.”