It’s possible you’re missing one of WWE’s liveliest feuds right now. Why? Because it’s not happening on TV.

It began at the InterContinental Hotel in Miami during WrestleMania weekend. Developmental wrestler Dean Ambrose confronted Mick Foley in the hotel’s lobby, telling him he should be held accountable for ruining a generation of wrestlers and branding him a criminal. Ambrose’s reasoning was that Foley had raised the metaphorical bar of stunt matches so high while earning his ‘Hardcore Legend’ moniker that the young wrestlers following in his footsteps had to ruin their bodies attempting to top his work.

Foley asked what Ambrose meant by accountable. He didn’t get an answer. Instead the former indy standout simply repeated his statement before leaving through the crowd. It was a well-executed beginning to the feud that fooled those that witnessed it. Both men played their parts well. Foley in particular was great, his reaction gave the confrontation the aura of credibility it needed. Had he not taken Ambrose as seriously as he did the entire thing would have looked laughable.