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It worked for that one night in Philadelphia..
It worked for that one night in Philadelphia..
1 whole night...then they messed it up the following weeks
^ Everybody was laughing in that video -- peep Jeff going out of frame at the end
Very good listenhttp://www.podcastone.com/pg/jsp/program/episode.jsp?programID=593&pid=1673469Link?Anyone listen to Jericho podcast with KO?
He mention Undertaker violated him
Said " the company is going down the tube if Vince puts the undisputed titles on him "
And thats when Jericho found out he was winning
What a waste dude did nothing since coming back. I blame both parties.Reading between the lines on this whole situation, my belief is ADR basically just forced the company to release him on HIS terms. That's rather interesting.
Yea idk why they keep going with canned Cole & Lawler quotes for these games
Yeah, it was mainly how they chose to announce his release and what they said. That's where I started to read between the lines. Why are both parties portraying it as an amicable split when we know it's not the case? Well...No good luck on your future endeavors..
No good luck on your future endeavors..
Yeah, it was mainly how they chose to announce his release and what they said. That's where I started to read between the lines. Why are both parties portraying it as an amicable split when we know it's not the case? Well...
ADR wins.
Damn, this makes sense. ADR flexed on Vince twice + took one of Vince's top female wrasslers with him.Yeah, it was mainly how they chose to announce his release and what they said. That's where I started to read between the lines. Why are both parties portraying it as an amicable split when we know it's not the case? Well...No good luck on your future endeavors..
ADR's last split with the company was bad. We all know ADR's version of it and how there were allegations of racial discrimination. If anyone remembers though, WWE commented on ADR's previous release through statements on their own Twitter page. They NEVER do that for anyone...that's supposed to be a corporate social media tool to link followers to their website and other content. I found that bizarre, and IMO a big indication of how much bad blood there was between both sides. Racial discrimination is a touchy subject for any big company, but especially one who cares so much about headlines and the Latino market.
Fast forward to now...once again there's some bad blood, but for different reasons. ADR was brought back by Vince himself, who oversold what they were gonna do with him. ADR gets disillusioned, starts phoning it in, and at the same time decides a few females on the roster could use some Mexican picante. Triple H hates him.
Through his lawyers, ADR informs the WWE he is invoking the opt-out clause in his contract to leave the company. He informs them after the infamous events of the draft. Shortly thereafter he fails a test and gets suspended. Who knows what really happened there, but here's where it gets sort of interesting...
WWE had the right to keep him off TV until October. Sometime in October the early opt-out clause would finally go into effect and then it's officially splitsville. But apparently ADR didn't want to wait that long, and clearly wasn't happy about the failed test. He leaks details to his wrestling media friends of how the company violated by harassing his girlfriend over their relationship. He sets up a news conference by the end of this week (today) to answer all questions. He invites the Mexican media to this conference.
He knows this company is deathly afraid of bad publicity, and uses that as leverage as he threatens to answer all the whispers and rumors...in TWO different languages. WWE then changes course and releases him right away (mind you, he hasn't finished serving out the full 30 days of his suspension). So WWE relents, but under the condition that this scheduled press conference never takes place, and each side announces an amicable split to the public for PR reasons.
ADR wins.
El Patron said that’s also why his WWE exit is not subject to any non-compete restrictions. He’s eligible to work in Mexico effective immediately, and in the U.S. beginning in October. He’s in conversations to work with AAA and CMLL, but doesn’t plan to sign exclusively with either one.
Wow, so he got the non-compete restrictions removed and can work in Mexico effective immediately.He had generally favorable things to say about the company, and never once mentioned his Wellness suspension, or Paige. He spoke of not being happy during his second run, claiming he was losing his passion for wrestling and thinking about leaving for several months. He indicated this was because he’d accomplished everything there was to do in the company, so there were no more challenges.
According to the former WWE champ, the exit negotiations went so well the door is open for a return someday.