I think you're talking about my wife miss bliss.Hell, a 5 foot, 110 pound woman is like a 5 time champion dominating other women bigger than her
Believablity in the WWE died in the 80s
I think you're talking about my wife miss bliss.Hell, a 5 foot, 110 pound woman is like a 5 time champion dominating other women bigger than her
Believablity in the WWE died in the 80s
During a recent interview with the Inside the Ropes podcast, Lio Rush commented on the reports that he had a ton of backstage heat in WWE, butting heads with WWE management about his pay, and more. You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On the reports that he had backstage heat in WWE: “I don’t really know where the backstage heat thing came from. I mean, people talked to me, people were pretty cordial with me. Nobody ever came up to me and said anything bad or disrespectful and vice versa.”
On butting heads with WWE management over how much he should be paid: “As far as the split with me and Bobby, I know that there was some miscommunication as well as some frustration and just me butting heads with the powers that be, financially, that was my biggest thing at the time just because I was still making the money that I was making while I was in NXT at the time, and then merchandise was getting put out and I just felt like I contributed so much to that as far as the sayings and the mottos and the catchphrases and stuff like that, and I wasn’t getting compensated for that stuff. I wasn’t on the meet and greets with Bobby, which didn’t make sense to me.”
On why he felt like he deserved more money:“Everywhere Bobby went, I had to go because I was his manager, but Bobby was so busy, he was the Intercontinental champion, he was on every show, every live show, traveling, had to get hotels, all of that is great to be used, but I’m not making enough money to cover all these expenses because I have to do everything that Bobby is doing, but the difference is Bobby is making this much and I’m making this much. So if I’m going to be doing this, I basically need more money, I need more money to survive. It’s not just me out here, I got a wife, I got two kids, I got other responsibilities that I have to take care of, so I just felt it was unfair in that sense, and I guess they didn’t like a 25 year old, or a 24 year old, however old I was at the time, they didn’t like me being so outspoken about that, so I think they just cut it, but that’s what I think. They never told me why they split us up.”
Rush accused Henry of torpedoing black wrestlers' careers, writing ... "This is why African American talent on the biggest platform will continue to not have equal opportunity because people like you constantly tear your own people down. A damn shame honestly.”
TMZ Sports talked to an extremely upset Mark Henry ... who says Rush's comments are straight-up nonsense.
"If you go down to the performance center at NXT, probably 25 I think, people of color in the facility, probably about 80 plus percent of them I helped get them there. I mean, it's completely opposite."
So, if it ain't true, why'd Rush write what he did?
Mark tells us Lio's clout chasing ... using his name and fame to promote his music career.
"He knew that I get a lot of attention. I have a lot of followers and he released the album, or song, or something, and he wanted to use that to get some attention. Get some buzz," Henry says.
Mark's adamant if Rush would've just asked for help, he would've plugged his music -- no problem -- but what he did instead was wayyy out of bounds.
"If he would've called me, I would've done it anyway. We would've just worked it. I would of really talked it up, we would of made world news, but now he said something slanderous."
"And, you can't question my blackness. Like nobody can question my blackness, pull my black card. No, not allowed. Nobody."
Mark's so mad ... he tells us he's seriously considering filing a lawsuit.
"My lawyer went to Harvard. I don't know what kinda lawyers he's dealing with, but I got those Ivy League people around me, and they're pissed!"
But, there is one thing Lio Rush can do before he finds his ass in a courtroom ... say sorry, and really mean it.
"He needs to apologize."
Sounds to me like Mark might get you in the door but you can tell he’s still in that “pay your dues and carry the bags” headspace. He seems like the type who thinks everyone’s got an equal opportunity in the business when that’s clearly not the case.
Lio didnt mention Mark's name in that tweet.
Unlees he was replying directly to him, there's no way Mark has a case
He did mention himzLio didnt mention Mark's name in that tweet.
Unlees he was replying directly to him, there's no way Mark has a case