Mark Henry, WWE Hall of Famer, recently discussed the concept of the 'it factor' in wrestling during an appearance on the 'Huge Pop' podcast, emphasizing that it encompasses both physical attributes and intangible qualities such as confidence and personality. He highlighted the importance of recognizing talent that possesses this elusive quality and his role in scouting such performers. Additionally, Henry addressed the controversial 'Wrestler's Court,' a self-policing mechanism in WWE that has been abolished in 2024. He clarified that it was intended for entertainment rather than bullying, asserting that those who felt victimized misunderstood its purpose. Notable wrestlers, including Matt Hardy and The Miz, were once participants in this court, which has drawn mixed reactions from the wrestling community, with some viewing it as a humorous tradition and others, like CM Punk, criticizing it sharply. The evolving backstage culture in WWE reflects a shift towards a more formal and less comedic approach to managing wrestling personalities.