Jon Moxley (Dean Ambrose) tells all on Chris Jericho's podcast

[Silkk]

Still CRAZY to me that the wrestlers can't improvise at all but Vince literally came out there and dropped an F bomb on live tv like 3 years ago

 

[FunkDoc1112]

What kinda take is this? Enzo just got done saying they tell people to stay on script if they like their job they will do what they're told.

Yes, we know, but what we're saying is if somebody wanted to go off script...they could. It's not like their brains are hard wired to read the script automatically. Yeah, they'd get destroyed for it, but they could do it at any time they felt like it. But they don't, because they know they'd get fired for it.

So what's the difference between telling people not to go off script and telling people not to say certain taboo shyt if they're improvising? How is a guy any more likely not to listen? They're professionals. You tell a guy "Hey, don't say this" and they'll listen if they want to keep their job. Same with scripts.

 

[Max.]

Wwe made this dude



Shane mcmahon throws better punches n complain brehs

 

[The axe murderer]

Wwe made this dude



Shane mcmahon throws better punches n complain brehs

watching a boxing event and just the mention of their punches brings me pain

 

[R=G]

Still CRAZY to me that the wrestlers can't improvise at all but Vince literally came out there and dropped an F bomb on live tv like 3 years ago

Sasha damn near called Ronda a c0cksucker on Instagram and then two hours later... there was a clean version..lol

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

You can't defend WWE as a company but you can defend the watching of its trash product. Never change TSC.

 

[CJ]

This recent one he did with Wade Keller is actually pretty good too. Wade made a point to not ask the same questions from Jericho's.

Part two just went up today and listening now. Dean confirming that it was actually Brock who changed the ending to last year's Summerslam which made Braun look like a doofus with his failed cash-in

Shield was suppose to help that night.

Supposed to touch on the awkward Austin interview. That should be

 

[True Blue Moon]

This recent one he did with Wade Keller is actually pretty good too. Wade made a point to not ask the same questions from Jericho's.

Part two just went up today and listening now. Dean confirming that it was actually Brock who changed the ending to last year's Summerslam which made Braun look like a doofus with his failed cash-in

Shield was suppose to help that night.

Supposed to touch on the awkward Austin interview. That should be

Yeah it was a really good interview

 

[jadillac]

HHH has proven himself now after 5 yrs of NXT.

He needs to be in charge

 

[Bryan Danielson]

HHH has proven himself now after 5 yrs of NXT.

He needs to be in charge

Here’s the thing though.

On one end, I do feel that’s probably the correct move.

But on the other hand, I wonder what would even be have to “bend the knee” for when it comes to sponsors and network demands.

Like the thing about NXT, I can imagine he can just deal with the show and not have to worry about another level or layer of shyt that comes with running this product on national tv

I wonder would he end up (though not as bad as Vince) but not as significantly better as some may think.

 

[Neuromancer]

Great interview. Vince is insane.

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

"

 

[Barnett114]

"The Kliq" was only a thing because Vince was in a relationship with Michaels.

 

[Busby]

Exclusive: Backstage WWE News On Reactions To Jon Moxley Talk Is Jericho Interview | Fightful Wrestling

The Jon Moxley Talk Is Jericho interview was the talk of the town in wrestling last week, and didn't do much to instill confidence in the WWE creative process.

Fightful was able to speak to several wrestlers and employees this week who both echoed the same sentiment shared by the former Dean Ambrose, and feared that they'd end up in the same boat creatively. One went as far as to say that Moxley's words broke their heart, because it reflected the way that they've felt, saying they reach the point of physical nausea when they get to TV every week. However, the same talent said that they're glad the story is out there.

The discussion of the weight of Moxley's words was broached as well, with this particular talent believing Moxley's held more water than that of CM Punk's did when he left back in 2014. The wrestler also said that they've always thought they could make anything work, but seemed to doubt that moving forward.

Another went to the trouble of contacting us and saying that if things don't improve, they'll be leaving when their contract is up, and saying they've already mentally checked out until that point. None of the blame was put on the writers, citing that they had a "frustrating job and a tough time answering to Vince McMahon." The wrestler said that McMahon has build an infrastructure that makes him tough to gain access to, with writers and producers that fear for their jobs and subsequently don't provide as much constructive criticism as they should.

One writer we reached out to simply said "He's not lying," in regards to Moxley's passionate interview.

This is bad...

 

[Sghost597]

I can see why Ambrose became alcohol