Bill Mitchell says:

While I understand that there is only so much can take from the proud, card carrying members of the shallow end of the gene pool treading club, you’ve got to let cooler heads prevail. When you are representing a company (even if it is after hours), you can not allow yourself to get into a position where you opening yourself, the company that employs you and the venue up for litigation. If the fans can’t lay their hands on the talent than this policy should go both ways, yes the guy was being obnoxious and yes the guy did ask for it, but at the end of the day a mistake in judgment was made and that is unfortunate.

Nigel isn’t endearing himself in my eyes at the moment. While I will acknowledge his accomplished accolades for his athletic abilities as it relates to his wrestling career, but one mustn’t misrepresent (if published reports are correct) the reasons why a deal wasn’t reached. While people might find this insignificant, lying lowers your overall credibility and your reputation takes a shot. If you failed a physical, fine that’s not your fault but being less truthful to co-workers (and possibly to his new employers) is completely within your control. Remember, honesty is always the best policy.

Kudos, to Eric Young. WrestlersRescue is a great organization and it’s always great to see people doing the little things to help give back. Other people such as “Awesome Kong” and “Alissa Flash” should be commended for their contributions to said organization as well. Well done guys.

Bill Mitchell says:

An idiot with an exceptional and extensive vocabulary. I am not completely certain, but I am sure there is an oxymoron in there somewhere.