Happy Birthday to my best friend,@KJOrso. Thousands and thousands of miles on the road. Late nights turning into early mornings. Singing at the top of our lungs just waiting to get put on the radio, laughing until we couldn’t breathe, and having conversations about life, family, our dreams, and the things we don’t always let the rest of the world see.And somewhere along all those miles, you became so much more than a friend. You became family. I’ve spent 18 years chasing this dream. I’ve won championships, wrestled in places I never thought I’d see, and made memories I’ll carry forever, but one of the best things wrestling has given me is our friendship. There’s something I don’t say nearly enough, and that’s just how much you mean to me.I think sometimes we get so caught up in life,in the next show, in chasing whatever comes next, that we forget to tell the people closest to us just how important they really are. And I never want you to have to wonder. You’ve become one of the most important people in my life. Someone I can laugh with, lean on, talk to about anything, and know that no matter what, I’ve got somebody in my corner. I don’t know if you realize how much that means to me, or how many times just having you there has made the hard days a little easier. My life is genuinely better because you’re in it. And I hope I’ve been even half the friend to you that you’ve been to me.I won’t remember every match or every building we wrestled in.( I already forgot more than I’ll remember) But I’ll remember the miles. The songs. The laughter. The talks. And most importantly, I’ll remember that I got to share so much of my life with my best friend. I love you, I’m proud of you, I’m thankful for you. Here’s to a million more miles, a thousand more songs, and a few more championships along the way. Happy birthday KJ.