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Old 06-24-2019, 07:38 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Conspiracy Victim Vito View Post
I find his Twitter rants to be dumb as fuck, assuming he's doing them on his own and not at WWE's behest.

A wrestler of his ilk has a lot of crossover appeal with the AEW and NJPW fanbase, and he's damaging that. Him putting over WWE is one thing, but him using it as a means to rag on others makes him look needlessly petulant and childish, and risks turning a loyal fanbase on him. It doesn't read like the actions of a babyface main event talent.
If he has that level of passion, I doubt he is worried about keeping AEW and NJPW fanbases happy.

He also isn't just going out of his way burying others, he is also putting over WWE wrestlers. That is a very babyface thing to do.
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