Before breaking out as a singles competitor, Real1 spent most of his career in NXT teaming with Big Cass. According to an interview with Corey Graves on the WWE Network, Enzo revealed that he and Cass do not talk anymore, although he "wished him the best." Real1 provided an update of their relationship and said that their heat started when Cass suffered a torn ACL during their Brooklyn Street Fight on RAW last August.
"Me and him don't talk. We haven't. Not since Brooklyn," said Real1. "But, I don't have any ill feelings, like dude it was one of those deals in that time where I was like, I said, 'you can forgive somebody, but you'll never forget it.' And, I just looked at the situation that we were in, bro. We had the number one f--king ratings draw of the year in 2017 by breaking up, and then the hottest storyline going into SummerSlam and then it died off and then the Big Show got involved, and then they had their match where I was locked up in them bars and s--t. But the next night was our blow-off.
"So [we do] the blow-off, and I know I'm going to 205 Live, I've known that for months. I was the one who pitched it. I was coupling my music with a live tour with 205 Live, that was the pitch. So, I know that I'm going to 205 Live the next day, me and him are done with our feud, and basically, I'm in the ring [in] Brooklyn, the payoff is I get this f--kin chair in my hands. You tear your ACL in our business. I mean, Triple H tore his quad and sat in a Sharpshooter. Stone Cold took a piledriver and was paralyzed in the ugliest school boy in the history of the f--king business. I've been picked and thrown down the ramp, have a sciatic issue from f--king sensitivity class from prison... I let you pick me up and throw me over your head and throw me out of the f--kin ring. I made you look like the biggest beast there ever was because I was more invested in you as a human and a wrestler and doing business with you in the future than anyone else, right? We can make money down the line for 10, 20 years in that business. And in the moment when I pick up a f--kin chair in Brooklyn, and they're going apes--t f--kin buck wild, you were all out of the ring and quit on live f--kin TV in the most awkward moment ever.
"And we to the backstage bro, and you know people talk. You know how the business is. If I'm Vince McMahon, and I gonna invest — look, you have WrestleMania, main event. We expect you to go out there [and have a] half hour, 45-minute match. You tear your ACL in the first five minutes. They have to know you're gonna stick it out. That's the business we're f--kin in. And in that moment, I like, and it was immature at the time, but not really, because it was the first time in my life in wrestling where I ever went, 'bro. I can't forgive you for this.' Like, I've let people kill me for the past five years. I've taken the heat in every one of our matches, every f--kin bump. And I get this chair in my hand, and you're standing up, and you can't take a chair shot? We're pros, dude. This is what we f--kin do. You catch the chair on the fly, and DDT me on it. Match over. Whatever we have to do as pros in the moment to finish the match. That was where I stood, and we haven't talked since."
Real1 added that the only communication they had following the match was a text message he gave to Cass wishing him a Merry Christmas and a speedy recovery, because he had "an uphill battle." He added that Cass is tough, and he can't put himself in somebody else's shoes since everybody handles pain in different ways.
You smarks gotta stop catchin feelins cause they prefer dudes that look like they can fight over short fukks who look like they'd get beat down by high school kids, you smarks come off as so fukking gay for tryna spin it into somethin homosexual.
Yall smarks don't buy the merch and stay braggin about how you steal the PPVs so usin your logic that would make yall casuals, truth is the casuals are bigger fans than yall cause they invest money into the company which is why the E values their opinion more than yall thieves.
but when its smaller guys like Iverson or Steph Curry they relate to them more and think if that guy can do it they can do it too, that's good in most sports but in WWE it's all about sellin the wrestlers as superhuman since the moves aren't "real" they don't want fans to see the wrestlers as bein like themselves when they're wrestlin in the ring cause it wouldn't be as impressive to the fans especially kids they'd all be like:stephenasmithsleep:if THAT guy can do it I know I can do it.
@ sayin Cena and Roman haven't meant shyt to numbers and drawin crowds, your autistic delusions are ridiculous.
Cena is arguably the biggest draw in history given the length of his run and Roman draws more than your idol who was the face of the company when ratings plummeted and Vince lost $750 million.
Again that's no different than what people like Stephen A say about LeBron "he's built like a chiseled brick house"
"he's a physical specimen" or KD "6'11 wit a 7'6 wingspan" it's just a way of sayin he has the look of an athlete in the sport, when you think about an elite basketball player that's what you'd imagine one lookin like so if you think about an elite wrestler you'd imagine someone that looks like Orton which goes back to my point about lookin larger than life. When people who don't watch wrestlin think of wrestlers they think of big muscular guys wit either above average height around 6'4 or giant 7 footers
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