Snitsky

**Aussie Skier** · 10-04-2004, 06:02 AM

just to tell everyone that he has a bio on the wwe website now

alk about an inauspicious introduction to WWE.

Gene Snitsky�s debut match on Sept. 13, 2004 was one of the most controversial in WWE history.

With Kane still fuming over his Unforgiven loss to Shawn Michaels, RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff basically offered Snitsky up as a punching bag to absorb the Big Red Monster�s frustration.

But Snitsky would punch back � with a steel chair, no less � accidentally knocking Kane into his pregnant wife Lita. She would lose the baby a week later, making Snitsky a marked man.

Snitsky has claimed from the outset that the accident wasn�t his fault, and he went a step further in an exclusive interview for WWE.com:

�I wouldn�t say [the accident] put a damper on things,� a determined Snitsky said. �If anything, I�d say it�s gonna help my career. Like they say, there�s no such thing as bad publicity. So, if this is what it takes to get my name out there and for people to know who Gene Snitsky is, then oh well, that just the way it has to be.

�I was called up to do a job, and I came in the ring and did what I had to do. Besides, it wasn�t my fault. She shouldn�t even have been in the ring in the first place. The way I see it, it�s pretty much her own fault that all of this happened.�

He also doesn�t seem to be affected by the controversy, recording an impressive win over accomplished WWE veteran Val Venis just two weeks after the Lita incident.

10-04-2004, 06:02 AM	#1
Aussie Skier So long, Eddie! miss you. Posts: 1,910	Snitsky just to tell everyone that he has a bio on the wwe website now alk about an inauspicious introduction to WWE. Gene Snitsky�s debut match on Sept. 13, 2004 was one of the most controversial in WWE history. With Kane still fuming over his Unforgiven loss to Shawn Michaels, RAW General Manager Eric Bischoff basically offered Snitsky up as a punching bag to absorb the Big Red Monster�s frustration. But Snitsky would punch back � with a steel chair, no less � accidentally knocking Kane into his pregnant wife Lita. She would lose the baby a week later, making Snitsky a marked man. Snitsky has claimed from the outset that the accident wasn�t his fault, and he went a step further in an exclusive interview for WWE.com: �I wouldn�t say [the accident] put a damper on things,� a determined Snitsky said. �If anything, I�d say it�s gonna help my career. Like they say, there�s no such thing as bad publicity. So, if this is what it takes to get my name out there and for people to know who Gene Snitsky is, then oh well, that just the way it has to be. �I was called up to do a job, and I came in the ring and did what I had to do. Besides, it wasn�t my fault. She shouldn�t even have been in the ring in the first place. The way I see it, it�s pretty much her own fault that all of this happened.� He also doesn�t seem to be affected by the controversy, recording an impressive win over accomplished WWE veteran Val Venis just two weeks after the Lita incident.