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WWE Stars Unhappy About Vince McMahon’s Recent Comments

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• WWE Stars Unhappy About Vince McMahon’s Recent Comments

During WWE’s Q2 earnings call, Vince McMahon was asked about his views on AEW being WWE’s competitor.

Here’s what Vince said:

“It’s certainly not going to a situation (like with WCW) where it’s the rising tide because that was when Ted Turner was coming after us with all of Time Warner’s assets as well. That was a different situation.

AEW is where they are. I don’t know what their plans are, I only know what our plans are. I don’t consider them a competition like I would WCW back in the day, nowhere near close to that.”

On the subject on AEW signing a lot of released WWE wrestlers, Vince said the following:

“I’m not so sure what their investments are as far as their talent is concerned, but perhaps we can give them some more.”

This was most probably Vince’s way of teasing more WWE wrestlers getting released in the future.

Former WWE Superstar & current Impact Wrestling World Tag Team Champion Karl Anderson tweeted the following about this:

“The amount of unhappy texts I get from people there, well, the whole professional wrestling world is waiting for ya…”

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• Old School WCW Celebrity Would Have Celebrated His Birthday

Today would have been the 59th birthday of Old School WCW Celebrity Kevin Greene.

NFL Legend Kevin Greene used to play as a Linebacker and as a Defensive End for several teams, including the Los Angeles Rams, the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Carolina Panthers.

At The Great American Bash 1996 PPV, he teamed up with fellow NFL Superstar Steve McMichael, who turned on him and joined The 4 Horsemen.

Greene ended up working 3 more pay-per-views for World Championship Wrestling: Slamboree 1997, The Great American Bash 1997 and Bash At The Beach 1998.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY & † REST IN PEACE

July 31, 1962 – December 21, 2020


        
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