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Le controversé animateur de podcast Vince Russo ne comprend pas pourquoi Sami Zayn a été couronné champion Undisputed de la WWE, à l’événement Night of Champions.
L’ex-scripteur de la WWE, la AEW et la TNA parle d’une véritable blague (“an absolute joke”’), comparant cette situation au comédien David Arquette, qui a décroché le titre mondial de la WCW.
Sur le podcast The Coach & Bro, Russo soutient que même après 13 ans d’attente à la WWE, Zayn ne méritait pas cet honneur.
“I can’t keep a straight face. If I read one more tweet online, especially from somebody in the business… ‘Oh, 13 years in the business. Nobody deserved it more.
What? Bro, when I come on this show and tell you the marks are in the ring, look how the wrestlers react. Look at what they say. “Oh, the guy’s been in the industry for 13 years. He deserves it.
Bro, Sami Zayn didn’t win anything because he’d been around 13 years. You know how many guys have been in the business 13 years, 17 years, 20 years, 25 years? Mr. Perfect and Scott Hall died without ever winning a WWE World Title. I swear to God, bro, when wrestlers sound like marks, it’s freaking embarrassing to me.
Embarrassing to me. Sami earned what? What did he earn? He worked harder than all the other wrestlers you see out there working? Really? This, to me, is an absolute joke.
It’s not about business anymore, Coach, because here’s what business is about: getting as many eyeballs on your product for your partners that are paying you. That’s what the business is all about.
You’re going to tell me when Triple H makes a decision like that, and every other ass clown in the room, you’re going to sit there and tell me they’ve convinced themselves this is best for business and this is going to bring more viewers to the show? Is it that, or are we going to give Sami a big golden star on his forehead because of how hard he’s been working the last 13 years? It’s a joke, bro.
Remember when Little League turned into everybody getting a participation trophy? That’s what this is. That’s exactly what this is, and it’s a joke.
I got to tell you, bro, if I was ESPN, if I was USA, if I was Netflix, I would be beside myself. I would look at this company and say, ‘You’re supposed to be the greatest wrestling company in the entire world, and you really believe this is the best you can do?’ That’s what I would be saying this morning.
This is legitimately the equivalent of David Arquette beating Diamond Dallas Page. That’s what this is the equivalent of.”
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