Foley is to blame for Edge's injury!!!

[Crimson]

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And he's a criminal!!

lol Ambrose is trying too hard, way off base. Dean Ambrose calling out Foley here trying to get famous. I guess its working because I just posted a thread about it

[addy2hotty]

I think Dean Ambrose has greaaaat potential.

[CSL]

...you know it's a work?

[CSL]

I think this is quite an interesting way to create some buzz for him/potentially help bring him in

[Lock Jaw]

Fuck anyone who would talk to Mick Foley like that. I don't care what he thinks he's responsible for. If anyone would be willing to have a civil conversation about an issue like that in the right setting, it would be Foley. I wish that guy would jump off a fucking roof.

[Crimson]

Oh it's a work? -_-

[Swiss Ultimate]

Work-out even.

[#BROKEN Hasney]

Good god what a cunt. If I ever see him live, I will boo him so hard.

[Swiss Ultimate]

No Hasney! You're playing right into his hands!

[Gertner]

I'm gonna go against the grain and cheer him when he comes out, while everybody else boos him. That will set me apart from the rest of the crowd.

[Crimson]

So has he been signed yet or whats the scoop then??! :mad::|

[Swiss Ultimate]

I'm gonna go against the grain and cheer him when he comes out, while everybody else boos him. That will set me apart from the rest of the crowd.

REBEL!

[Juan]

So has he been signed yet or whats the scoop then??! :mad::|

Jon Moxley signed with WWE a year ago and is probably the next guy from FCW to be called up to the main roster.

[Lock Jaw]

Have zero desire to see him unless he starts taking his Dean gimmick seriously.

[SlickyTrickyDamon]

Dean Ambrose always looks like he could use a little bit more than 8 hours of sleep. He's a weird guy.

[Indifferent Clox]

A line he made face to.face: don't talk about my kids.


Or is this a work?

[whiteyford]

Woooooooooooooooooooork. I assume.

[loopydate]

It's a work, but I don't really see how they pay it off.

[whiteyford]

It's a work, but I don't really see how they pay it off.

Once he debuts have him go over Foley,it wont make him a main eventer but he's still a big enough name to make Ambrose,assuming they actually explain all the twitter stuff. Can't fault Foley for trying get young talent over at least.

[loopydate]

It's definitely a fun way to hype the guy. I hope they can effectively tell this part of the story on television without resorting to Cole reading tweets on the air.

[Swiss Ultimate]

How the hell can you ask if this is a work?

[Xero]

For someone who claims to be in the business and "in the know", you come off as quite a mark.

[Supreme Olajuwon]

I'll talk about your cow wife and ugly kid all I want, you unemployed wannabe artistic combat piece of shit!

[Supreme Olajuwon]

Oops, sorry. I thought I was someone else for a second!

[Mr. Nerfect]

It's definitely a work.

[Triple Naitch]

It was a work three weeks ago.

[Gertner]

I'll talk about your cow wife and ugly kid all I want, you unemployed wannabe artistic combat piece of shit!

Quit stealing my material

[Mr. Nerfect]

I think that's what we're talking about, isn't it? The Ambrose/Foley angle?

[Gertner]

Clox, get a job and tell your gf to lose a chin or two. What a fat pig.

[Fox]

You mean, Gertner.

[SlickyTrickyDamon]

Cane Dewey.

[Extreme Angle]

I'd slaughter him...

[Anybody Thrilla]

I've saw Moxley live at a handful of HWA shows a few years ago. He seemed pretty good. Glad to see he may hit the big time soon.

[Swiss Ultimate]

Wonder how long his push will last after his Hardcore Match with Foley.

[Chavo Classic]

FCW seems to have a lot of great talent at the moment.

[Evil Vito]

<font color=goldenrod>Foley posted a much longer blog about this Ambrose situation. If it's still a work, and I think it is, it's brilliant. If it's real, then man Ambrose is really an idiot for fucking up his chances. Probably more interested in this "feud" than anything else in WWE at the moment anyway.</font>

“Let me state for the record that I have only spoken to FCW prospect Dean Ambrose on three different occasions. Following his match on a WWE house show on Long Island, I went out of my way to tell him I had enjoyed his match. The skills and unique qualities qualities he posseses might very well make him a force to be reckoned with somewhere down the line. He has supporters in lofty places who feel he might be a huge asset to WWE for a decade or more in the future. I’m also told that his interviews ( “promos” as we call them) are compelling, intelligent and emotional; every bit as good as the top guys in WWE.

My second conversation with Mr Ambrose got quite a bit of attention. I know there has been alot of speculation as to the nature of this conversation. To me, it was whatever anyone wanted it to be; a shoot, a work, or somewhare in the middle – as almost all compelling pieces in sports-entertainment ultimately are.

I’m far more concerned with my third conversation with the guy. Look, Ive been accused from time to time of taking some things in the business a little too seriously. Maybe I do. But like that sailor-man of old, “I am what I am, and that’s all that I am.” After all these years, there are some things that just bother me. Remember that “Cane Dewey” promo from 1995 that so many are still fond of? It actually came from a very heavy place in my heart, when my wife impressed on me just how sick it was for any fan to be making a sign advocating the beating (even in jest) of my 3 year-old child.

That’s the immediate feeling I got when I actually read the Dean Ambrose tweet that mentioned his dream to seeing me no longer able to make a dime in the wrestling business – with a particularly nasty mention of how he wanted to see my home repossesed and my children starved. Maybe the 1995 Cactus Jack would have cut a promo on the guy. The 2102 Mick Foley just wonders what would make something say something so stupid, heartless and ignorant. I felt Dean Ambrose had crossed a line that shouldn’t be crossed, so took the opportunity before the Hampton, Virginia Smackdown to ask/tell him to please stop crossing a line that I wasn’t comfortable with. Ric Flair had once asked a similar consideration of me before a memorable promo we shared in New Jersey in 2006. Of course I honored his request. Ours is a business built on trust and respect. I thought Dean Ambrose understood this. But less than a day after making my request, I saw that my children were once again the subject of his tweets – a reference to how I might feel differently about something if my children were in wheel-chairs. Maybe I would have cut a heck of a promo about it in 1995. Seventeen years later, I just wanted to get the fuck away from the whole scenario. It’s not fun, it’s not cutting edge. It just sucks.

Sports-entertainment has to involve a certain ammount of respect and trust. It’s pretty obvious Dean Ambrose doesn’t have any respect for me, my requests, or what I have done in the wrestling business. Therefore I can’t place the slightest ammount of trust in him. Has anyone wondered if I’m feeling better following the concussion I spoke of in that December 2010 TNA Impact promo with Flair? I’m not feeling too much better. I tend to have two types of days when it comes to that muted, under-water feeling I spoke of in that promo – bad and worse. I’m just not the same guy who took 11 chair shots from the Rock in 1999. I haven’t been that guy in a long time. Given my history of concussions, I would have to be a fool to place my future in the hands of someone I don’t trust. Perhaps I do have another decent match left in me. If so, it will be with a guy like Dolph Ziggler, who might well be the best worker in the business, and just needs that ONE little something to allow the WWE Universe to see how talented he really is. Or a guy like the Miz – one of the best heels of this generation. Say what you want to about Miz, but the guy is damn good at what he does.

But Dean Ambrose? No. I may not have the power I once did in the business, but I still have the power to say no to things that just flat-out seem wrong. Like trying to put Dean Ambrose on the WWE map. A few weeks ago, it seemed like an interesting challenge. Now, it seems like an insult. A few weeks ago, it seemed like cutting-edge stuff. Now it just seems like bullshit. He is a very good talent. He has those supporters in high places. Let them wrestle him. Maybe they can put him on the WWE map. Good luck.”

[whiteyford]

Yeah i don't think he'd be allowed to go off on a guy WWE has plans for unless it was a work, really hope it is because like Vito said, it's a brilliant work/shoot angle.

[Mr. Nerfect]

Foley went into over-drive to hype this. Good on him. He'll make Ambrose a pretty huge star. I'm just wondering how this whole thing makes TV. My guess is that Foley cuts a random promo somewhere and Ambrose interrupts and Foley wants nothing to do with it -- cue Ambrose calling Foley and his family all sorts of names for a few weeks, trying to poke the bear with a stick.

[whiteyford]

Cane Dewey.

[St. Jimmy]

Foley went into over-drive to hype this. Good on him. He'll make Ambrose a pretty huge star. I'm just wondering how this whole thing makes TV. My guess is that Foley cuts a random promo somewhere and Ambrose interrupts and Foley wants nothing to do with it -- cue Ambrose calling Foley and his family all sorts of names for a few weeks, trying to poke the bear with a stick.

Didn't Orton do this?

[St. Jimmy]

there was more to the blog:

"It's tough to get over in WWE. I certainly wouldn't want to be one of the young guys facing someone like Skip Sheffield, knowing that the priority placed on getting over will be somewhat higher than looking out for the well-being of an opponent. I'm not picking on Skip, either; I like him, think he has a wold of potential, and he has personally shown me nothing but respect. But that clothesline on that kid in Hampton, Virginia? To quote one of my idols, Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka - "Not tonight, bruddah!" I went through that with The Dynamite Kid in 1986, when I was 21 years old. I willingly did it then. I did it at 25. I did it at 30. I did it at 34. I came back and did it at 38, and 40, and so on and so forth. I refuse do it at 46...almost 47. Especially not for Dean Ambrose."

[Kane Knight]

I was hoping this was true and prepared to send Foley flowers.