Re: Topic: Wrestling?

by Vcom7418 Wed Jun 20, 2018 4:55 am

Who would've thought that, out of the "Realest guys in the room", the only person remaining in the room would be their hairdresser XD

by Harrier Wed Jun 20, 2018 5:18 am

I never saw Big Cass as a classic big man wrestler. Yes, he is seven foot tall, but his physique was never refined and he did not in the slightest look like he was hard bodied like Big Show or Braun Strowman.

On the other hand I thought of him as a rather eloquent guy who would not stumble over his own feet in a promo.

If the reports I read are true, he paid the price for trying to spice things up on his own, which would be a shame if it was the reason for his release and not his performance in the ring or on the mic.

by Mystery Dragon Wed Jun 20, 2018 5:23 am

And who would of thought of that group, the big guy would be the only one to never see gold. Ive never been one to wish an employee being fired for simply not liking there work all that much so ill go ahead and do what WWE didnt do and wish him luck in whatever he does next.

And while You would think his job would be decided on his skills the fact that he went to Vince to go agaisnt the writers and Vince himself said no to his face and he did it anyway says a lot about how that might of occurred. I think he did it right by going to Vince first rather then just keeping an idea he had up to the writers but after that point you have to ask yourself...is this idea worth crossing my boss over?

by **Old_Man_Tai** Wed Jun 20, 2018 6:40 am

Mystery Dragon wrote:And who would of thought of that group, the big guy would be the only one to never see gold. Ive never been one to wish an employee being fired for simply not liking there work all that much so ill go ahead and do what WWE didnt do and wish him luck in whatever he does next.

And while You would think his job would be decided on his skills the fact that he went to Vince to go agaisnt the writers and Vince himself said no to his face and he did it anyway says a lot about how that might of occurred. I think he did it right by going to Vince first rather then just keeping an idea he had up to the writers but after that point you have to ask yourself...is this idea worth crossing my boss over?

As Saul Goodman learned, no idea, even if its a great idea with proven results, is worth crossing your bosses over.

by Vcom7418 Wed Jun 20, 2018 8:20 am

I fully wish Cass the best in his future endeavors. Hell, I hope he goes to indies to refine his style a la McIntyre.

by **Old_Man_Tai** Wed Jun 20, 2018 8:36 am

Vcom7418 wrote:I fully wish Cass the best in his future endeavors. Hell, I hope he goes to indies to refine his style a la McIntyre.

I doubt the indies want anything to do with him. Indies live and breath off of the hardcore "smark" audiences, who pretty much all despise the guy.

Besides, I bet for his asking price, almost certainly to be inflated for being a former WWE guy, and more than he's probably worth, an indy promoter could easily get a popular indy guy that fans actually want to see. Maybe not one of the top tier ones like Omega, but maybe like, a Hangman Page or Flip Gordon.

Nobody is going to pay money to see Big Cass vs The Ryback, that's for certain.

by Vcom7418 Wed Jun 20, 2018 11:04 am

Lolololol.

There are Indies that would take him, I feel...there was one that got Rich Swann to their show (shudders)

Might also go and retrain in the wrestling school...

...or, join the "Real1" in his rapping career.

by Vcom7418 Wed Jun 20, 2018 4:13 pm

https://twitter.com/itsvadertime/status/1009447756778360832

RIP Vader

by Harrier Wed Jun 20, 2018 4:22 pm

I don´t think that you will be seeing Big Cass(or Big Ass as is titantron sometimes read when he stood in the right angle) with Enzo. Probably not the biggest of friends from what you can read.

by M.J.Caboose14 Wed Jun 20, 2018 4:53 pm

Awww Poor Vader Sad

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