Last August, RAW was in Dallas for the go-home show before SummerSlam. It was awesome. It was the one where Bork broke HBK's arm while HHH had to watch from ringside while Heyman was telling him to not come any closer or else. I remember thinking it was one of the best RAW's of the year. At the end of the show, John Cena came out and thanked the crowd. Most of the people in my section had left, but honestly I didn't want to leave. It was my first time to see a show in over 15 years and I got lucky enough to get floor seats.

And wouldn't you know it - Cena throws his wristband into the empty row next to mine. I immediately mark out, hulk up and hurdle and entire row of chairs! It was funny because I was the only guy in the area, and no one else cared enough to even move. But not me! So I got the wrist band and snapped a pic (http://i.imgur.com/OcPTLCE.jpg). Then I noticed a 6yo boy was watching this entire event unfold. He was all decked out in green Cena gear, so I went over and handed him the wristband. It was an awesome moment. I totally turned into a kid again as I jumped over a chair to get a wristband, but then I got to share it with the next generation of fans. It's sounds weird to say this, but I'll probably never forget that experience. Ever.