Hangmayne Page On Not Taking Advice From Veterans, Doing Things On His Own.

[Rollie Forbes]

During a panel at Galaxycon (via Fightful), Hangman Page spoke about whether or not he took advice from veterans, noting that he usually is too stubborn for advice.

He said: “Oh boy, I don’t know, I’m stubborn, I don’t take advice. It’s a good question and that’s probably the honest answer. I listen to people say things, but very rarely do I listen hard. I was part of the movement that created the entire company and I’m a World Champion. I don’t know that I need their advice. I’ll certainly listen, but there is something to be said about trial and error and doing it on our own. I take more pride in that.“

I understand his point of view, but getting advice from veterans isn't necessarily a bad thing. For example, I'm 100% sure that Mark Henry would've told Hangman not to wear those butterfly jeans!

 

[MushroomX]

Its up to Page if he wants to take Unsolicited advice. If has to do with Him/His Character, its best to ignore it. If its how to make his matches better, or to improve promos, then yeah he should open his ears a bit. Basically though he knows himself as a Character, so why let people dictate how you should evolve it unless you want to do something new?

Now that being said, I think the Buckshot Lariat is a bit too much for a Lariat move.

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

Hangmayne could really make some money with the right attitude and people behind him. A self depreciating millennium drunk cowboy is yanking at the heartstrings of the country music middle American potential fans base who Vince deliberately drove away from professional wrestling decades ago.

Hangmayne should be presenting awards on CMT, doing cameos in country music videos and the whole 9. They are the only base left in entertainment still putting serious cash money into what they believe it whether is music, movies, or politics.

This dude SHOULD be the new Dusty Rhodes

 

[El Guapo]

Yeah, we can tell he doesn't take advice because no one would put him on TV wearing this

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

I mean i get it, listening to the vets they usually feel their way is the only way to present and do wrestling.

 

[Mook]

Flopped as a champ and can't cut a decent promo. And to top it all off Brock lesnar took his gimmick without even trying Lmao.

 

[Silkk]

He's lying though, If he didn't take the Young Bucks/Cody's (who were vets at the time) advice right before and during when he joined BC he'd still be teaching.

 

[Rollie Forbes]

Hangmayne could really make some money with the right attitude and people behind him. A self depreciating millennium drunk cowboy is yanking at the heartstrings of the country music middle American potential fans base who Vince deliberately drove away from professional wrestling decades ago.

Hangmayne should be presenting awards on CMT, doing cameos in country music videos and the whole 9. They are the only base left in entertainment still putting serious cash money into what they believe it whether is music, movies, or politics.

This dude SHOULD be the new Dusty Rhodes

I like Adam Page, but nothing about him says "cowboy". Stan Hansen, Ron Bass, and Justin Hawk Bradshaw looked like cowboys. Joe Doering and Brock Lesnar look like cowboys.
Adam Page looks like he works at Bath & Bodyworks. The most cowboy-ish thing Page has done was ride a horse for one of his ppv intros. I don't recall him even wearing a cowboy hat on television. If he's supposed to be a cowboy, I'd like to see him dedicate himself more to the gimmick.

 

[MightyHealthy]

Yeah, we can tell he doesn't take advice because no one would put him on TV wearing this

Weirdly enough, it is how I found out that the monarch butterfly is endangered, which bothers me more than a wrestler's attire choice.

 

[Brad Piff]

That’s why I think it’s funny when the marks always go “yeah it’s good that they have Big Show, Mark Henry, Arn Anderson, to teach these guys” these mf’s don’t wanna be taught. They just wanna put on a mud show.

 

[Toe Jay Simpson]

I like Adam Page, but nothing about him says "cowboy". Stan Hansen, Ron Bass, and Justin Hawk Bradshaw looked like cowboys. Joe Doering and Brock Lesnar look like cowboys.
Adam Page looks like he works at Bath & Bodyworks. The most cowboy-ish thing Page has done was ride a horse for one of his ppv intros. I don't recall him even wearing a cowboy hat on television. If he's supposed to be a cowboy, I'd like to see him dedicate himself more to the gimmick.

To me he’s this generations version of that, he drives a pickup truck but it has XM satellite radio in it and he gets Starbucks every morning in it. Those boys exist is large numbers in this country

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

To me he’s this generations version of that, he drives a pickup truck but it has XM satellite radio in it and he gets Starbucks every morning in it. Those boys exist is large numbers in this country

That's why he calls himself the "anxious millennial cowboy." Regarding him taking advice, he organically got over on his own. I can understand him not listening to say JR who doesn't understand the AEW audience to begin with.

 

[WhatsGoodTy]

He fukking sucks too

 

[Rollie Forbes]

That's why he calls himself the "anxious millennial cowboy." Regarding him taking advice, he organically got over on his own. I can understand him not listening to say JR who doesn't understand the AEW audience to begin with.

I forgot about JR, even he wears a cowboy hat! If it weren't for his Bells Palsy, JR could probably whup a few of those soy boys in the locker room and then throw back a few shots of bbq sauce at the ol' saloon!

 

[DaylitoJames]

Hangman don't need to follow veterans advice as long as he has the sense of "cowboy shyt" that allows him to see that most veterans can't see past their era to adopt to the modern way of things...