The whole thing became ugly later on.
"People from Acclaim were calling us up and like breaking our balls, 'oh Rockstar always gets everything they want, but you couldn't get ECW, you couldn't get ECW'. Then literally less than two years later, I had the lawyers from Acclaim trying to brow beat and threaten me into testifying against Paul Heyman in bankruptcy court.. The lawyer was like 'it's Paul Heyman, he's a scumbag and he's a this and he's a that'. I was like 'ah well I don't know about you, but Paul Heyman is like a hero of mine, an inspiration, so you know I was like I'm not testifying shyt'."
Finally, Gill had this to say:
"It's crazy, it's sad because I really wish I did. Sometimes I think about it like, well say I didn't put the business first and would have put myself first, I would have chosen to just do the game. I still would have two years of experience, working with all those guys and who knows what would have come of it, with ECW's financial situation and stuff. I always choose what's best for all, or what's best for the business. I sometimes wonder if I would have just done that, maybe ECW still would of went the same way, maybe the game would have been whatever, but I might have made a career changing relationships and moves that would have changed everything, I don't know."
would have been a perfect match back then
