During a recent edition of “The Snake Pit” podcast, Jake Roberts discussed late WWE Hall of Famer Antonio Inoki and the 1990 Wrestling Summit in Tokyo, which was a historic crossover event featuring WWE, All Japan Pro Wrestling, and New Japan Pro Wrestling.

You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:

On trying to combat the environment of Japan: “I just go out in there and do my s**t, man. I let them follow me if they want to. If they don’t want to, they don’t have to… there’s a difference between being quiet and them not being involved, you know? They can be quiet and still be paying attention to what you’re doing. And I don’t mind that. But it’s when they’re over there picking their nose or doing whatever, scratching their nuts or getting up and going to get popcorn or something, then it’s a problem.”

On Antonio Inoki: “I just liked the way he carried himself. He was a stud.”

On the Egg Dome: “I just remember, what a f**king name. I mean, they had a contest to name that son of a b**ch, the Egg Dome. That’s f**king weak man. Give it a break, guys.”