Atlas did point out that the problem didn't just begin and end with WWE, stating that mental health was an industry wide problem in wrestling during his time, and that part of the problem was wrestlers putting so much pressure on themselves. He also revealed that there was at least an effort on WWE's end to help those struggling, though Atlas quickly pointed out that more was required.

"I can say that there was...I can't remember what his official title was, but there was someone that was kind of around, always having meetings with us once a month, kind of talking about athlete...like, mental health kind of things," Atlas said. "He wasn't necessarily a therapist or psychologist, he was more of...like a sports coach or something, like a sports/life coach. So there was that, but it was like one person for 150 athletes. It's difficult to kind of...yeah."