I miss my homo.

**Afterlife** · 12-17-2004, 10:15 AM

I've been awol from the internet for a while, so this may have been covered, but I have a question. Was there a reason they canned Rico? I know they fired a big chunk at once, and most of them I'm fine with. I was irked about STamboli and Palumbo, seeing as how I don't feel either of them was ever actually used to their potential, but my big "What the hell?" was RIco. I was fairly pissed.

I asked Joey Radd if he knew why. He shrugged and said "Maybe he was too old." I argued about Flair being too old, but he says Flair's a legend. Personally, I don't think Flair is much of anything nowadays. But Rico was a great talent. Granted, he was 43, but that's still about 30 years younger than Flair. Batista's 38, for cryin' out loud. I really don't see his age being a factor, as he was a pretty decent face with a comical (dare I say "loveable"?) gimmick.

I'm almost hoping this was a case like O'Haire and Runnels, where the company just thot, "Hmm...You know him? Yeah, let's fire him," and really had no reasoning. But if there is a reason, I'd like to know.

Thanks.

12-17-2004, 10:15 AM	#1
Afterlife So fucking sexy. Posts: 20,100	I miss my homo. I've been awol from the internet for a while, so this may have been covered, but I have a question. Was there a reason they canned Rico? I know they fired a big chunk at once, and most of them I'm fine with. I was irked about STamboli and Palumbo, seeing as how I don't feel either of them was ever actually used to their potential, but my big "What the hell?" was RIco. I was fairly pissed. I asked Joey Radd if he knew why. He shrugged and said "Maybe he was too old." I argued about Flair being too old, but he says Flair's a legend. Personally, I don't think Flair is much of anything nowadays. But Rico was a great talent. Granted, he was 43, but that's still about 30 years younger than Flair. Batista's 38, for cryin' out loud. I really don't see his age being a factor, as he was a pretty decent face with a comical (dare I say "loveable"?) gimmick. I'm almost hoping this was a case like O'Haire and Runnels, where the company just thot, "Hmm...You know him? Yeah, let's fire him," and really had no reasoning. But if there is a reason, I'd like to know. Thanks.