So Austin Aries' "bad attitude" was because he speaks his mind?

[MenacingMonk]

Doesn't sugarcoat shyt, not a political animal, not rude or crude.

Tells you a lot about this company. They want their employees to be yes men.

FYI, this is how Bischoff described him in his latest podcast.

 

[MenacingMonk]

Oh shyt, wrong forum.

Mods, move this to TSC.

@hex
@MartyMcFly

 

[MartyMcFly]

Oh shyt, wrong forum.

Mods, move this to TSC.

@hex
@MartyMcFly

Not me breh

 

[MenacingMonk]

Not me breh

Thought u were a mod

 

[mrken12]

If he did nothing but shoot promos then maybe people here would like him.

 

[stro]

No he has a bad attitude because he's an a$$hole to people and hard to get along with, which is why he's also been cut from ROH and TNA multiple times. That "tells it like it is" guy in an office environment also sucks to work with.

 

[2CT]

bad attitude or not he asked for his own release can't be mad at the company for giving him what he wanted

 

[MenacingMonk]

No he has a bad attitude because he's an a$$hole to people and hard to get along with, which is why he's also been cut from ROH and TNA multiple times. That "tells it like it is" guy in an office environment also sucks to work with.

Receipts?

And being vocal, especially if it's dealing with a promo, character, etc. should be a key to getting better. How can you do a promo if you're not feeling it? Wrestlers aren't trained Hollywood actors.

 

[AquaCityBoy]

He was trapped in a division that's been running Cedric Alexander vs Noam Dar for the last nine months. Can you really blame him for wanting out?

 

[mrken12]

He was trapped in a division that's been running Cedric Alexander vs Noam Dar for the last nine months. Can you really blame him for wanting out?

And the Cruiserweight Champion is a preshow staple despite having an MVP-like year.

 

[Rell Lauren]

A lot of people aren't receptive to criticism of any kind. Depending on the company you're at, you learn that early. That's how it is at my job.

Luckily for him, he's an industry vet and could bounce back on his feet faster than other guys.

 

[Psychosis]

Tells you a lot about this company. They want their employees to be yes men.

That's literally every. single. company.

 

[MenacingMonk]

That's literally every. single. company.

Maybe, but some bosses I worked with weren't about ass kissing.

 

[stro]

bad attitude or not he asked for his own release can't be mad at the company for giving him what he wanted

He didn't ask for his release. He tried to bluff WWE by doing the "Maybe you should just release me then" and Vince jumped at the opportunity.

 

[RammerJammer]

He didn't ask for his release. He tried to bluff WWE by doing the "Maybe you should just release me then" and Vince jumped at the opportunity.

Where did you get this information from?