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"Ask him!"
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Sounds interesting, which is something I haven't been able to say about anything ECW-related since RVD vs. Kurt Angle for the ECW Title.
Maybe this is how they turn Adamle into a great, major heel commentator. Adamle left because he couldn't stand sitting there next to Tazz, getting reamed out for every stupid little mistake he makes, and what's worse, the WWE fans are the exact same way. But the problem for Adamle is that Tazz and the WWE fans, are all idiots! Who CARES if he calls Snitsky "The Snitsky," on accident, or refers to the ECW Title as the Extreme Wrestler Championship on occasion. Like it matters! Just shut the hell up and listen to Adamle's greatness. So after only 3 weeks of being in the chair, Adamle snapped and couldn't take it. He walked out. He's back now, has seen the error of his ways, but the fans had better learn to shut the hell up and LOVE Mike Adamle. Tazz comes out. He says after Adamle walked out on him, and walked on this company and its fans, he sat there and thought about it, and realized he couldn't do commentary alone. There aren't a lot of guys out there who could do that. But his OLD partner could - in fact, he did it better than anyone else in the history of the business. But Tazz says he needs a good partner to work with - not one who walks out during a Live broadcast, and doesn't know the difference between a clothesline and an armbar. Adamle talks some more shit, calling Tazz a "non-announcer anyways," and says he's just a washed up pro wrestler. Tazz goes to beat his ass when Vince McMahon himself comes out on ECW. He's pissed off and yells at both of them and says he will fire their asses if they do not learn to commentate together on his show. Vince puts the fear of McMahon in them. From then on out, Adamle and Tazz are just bickering pricks, but entertaining ones who also call the matches and do the job, and all the while, Adamle will actually learn something about sports entertainment. |
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