New York***Big E should have referenced his racist shyt with Coral from back in the Real World Chicago days to really bring the ether.
And yes it was the same conversation
"Work hard and you can succeed..my dad and uncle worked hard"-
New York***Big E should have referenced his racist shyt with Coral from back in the Real World Chicago days to really bring the ether.
You're right to an extent. Kofi was on the rise until he got the legs pulled out from under him in that Randy Orton feud back in 2009. I honestly think he just phoned it in for awhile after that. I can't blame him. He knew he hit the glass ceiling, and he was just content with his spot on the card. I think the same could be said with a lot of guys in that era, particularly the guys who debuted at the same time as Kofi that inevitably ran into Cena/Orton/Triple H in feuds.
Sounds like they're working each other to me but whatever.
They are and everyone isIn there feelingsSounds like they're working each other to me but whatever.
No one was clamoring for The Miz, Drew McIntire, Jack Swagger, Shaemus, Dolph Ziggler, or hell even Randy Orton wouldnt' get half the crowd reaction as Kofi but WWE kept pushing them over and over again and taking chances on them. With the black performers they have to get that huge crowd reaction to where WWE can't ignore it. With the chosen white performers they'll keep pushing them over and over again despite the lack of crowd reaction. Some pushed long enough that they eventually got those reactions.Well I'll say this, no one was clamoring for Kofi to be a main eventer through those whole 11 years. let's not rewrite history.
but once New Day took off heck yeah Kofi deserved his upper card spot and hell yeah the WWE ended it in a whimper with no pay off. And I would like to think Kofi has SOME sway by now to tell management "Yo WTF" but I mean he is black and like the former writer said, no one on the staff really views him like that.
No one was clamoring for The Miz, Drew McIntire, Jack Swagger, Shaemus, Dolph Ziggler, or hell even Randy Orton wouldnt' get half the crowd reaction as Kofi but WWE kept pushing them over and over again and taking chances on them. With the black performers they have to get that huge crowd reaction to where WWE can't ignore it. With the chosen white performers they'll keep pushing them over and over again despite the lack of crowd reaction. Some pushed long enough that they eventually got those reactions.
@ Daniel Bryan with the extra backhanded shot at trash ass Miz.