• “I have never seen so much bullsh*t drama in one place in my entire f**king life” – Jon Moxley On AEW
As we reported earlier, former AEW World Champion Jon Moxley (fka Dean Ambrose in WWE) appeared on his wife Renee Paquette’s podcast and talked about the controversy involving CM Punk.
Moxley then went on to say something negative about All Elite Wrestling for the first time ever:
“I will say this, and I hate to say it. I don’t think I’ve ever said anything even remotely negative about AEW, but I will say this.
As an observer, it seems like, you know, I spent 8 years on the indies. I spent a couple of years in WWE developmental. I spent like 8 years in WWE. I have never seen so much bullsh*t drama in one place in my entire f**king life.
I hate to say that, but it’s like, and I don’t know if it’s because of the age of social media that sh*t gets blown out of proportion. Like one person types one stupid f**king drunk tweet and all of a sudden, it’s all anybody wants to talk about.
We’re sitting up here doing a podcast. You know what we’re not talking about? We’re not talking about the f**king stellar match by Vikingo & Kenny Omega and all the cool stuff going on in AEW.
We’re not talking about this great pay-per-view we just had. We’re not talking about any of that. We’re talking about bullsh*t. Like, let me be clear. The vast majority of people there don’t cause any f**king trouble or any bullsh*t, but they’re getting sucked down into this sh*t like everybody else through the muck.
There’s plenty of people who just want to get better and perform and f**king just do this job, man. It’s the best job in the world.
I’m not an official coach. I definitely don’t ever want to be a producer, so to speak. I don’t want to be an official producer. I don’t want to wear the headset. I don’t want to have to write stuff down and talk to them.
I like being a coach, but I’m not in any kind of official capacity as a coach, but I’ve coached people that I think are worth it. I’ll give time to anybody.”
Also Read: Jon Moxley On CM Punk: I Was Bending Over Backwards For This D**k
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• Old School WWF Veteran Celebrates His Birthday
Old School WWF Veteran The Warlord (Real name: Terry Szopinski) celebrates his 61st birthday today.
Warlord joined the World Wrestling Federation in 1988 as one half of the famous NWA Tag Team ‘The Powers of Pain’.
He then became a singles wrestler in 1990, managed by Slick and later wrestled his final WWF match in April 1992.
In his last major run, he was reunited with his Tag Team partner The Barbarian in Ted Turner’s World Championship Wrestling, but in a bad booking decision they were put under masks and called The Super Assassins, thus hiding their true, famous & established personas, instead of just bringing them back as The Powers of Pain.
To this day, The Warlord accepts independent wrestling bookings every now and then, where he still teams up with his longtime Tag Team partner.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY WARLORD!
