[TankOfRate]

From Dean's Twitter:



#thanksmick

[God Movement]

That's my boy.

[the fox]

Originally Posted by Cookie Monster

It all feels to surreal to be a plan of the WWE's.

maybe it wasn't their idea maybe foley or regal but they in it from the beginning
their co head writers was there watching the confrontation

[Lennon]

This is all so bizarre, I'm loving it though! Can't believe I'm more entertained by a Twitter feud that what's on television.

[CM Jewels]

Originally Posted by TankOfRate

From Dean's Twitter:



#thanksmick

#ThanksMick

[DetroitRiverPhx]

So folks should be posting indie show botches and death matches with the #thanksmick hash tag?

[JoeRulz]

I'm not following this feud (is it a feud), can someone post the tale of the tape? Thanks.

[Commodus]

Originally Posted by JoeRulz

I'm not following this feud (is it a feud), can someone post the tale of the tape? Thanks.

Dean Ambrose, a former death-match competitor himself has luanched a vendetta against Mick Foley. The reason is that Ambrose feels Foley's history in matches such as Hell In A Cell have influenced an entire generation to mutilate their bodies to outdo Foley. Ambrose confronted Foley and mumbled that he needed to be 'held accountable'.
And now he's been making various bizarre statements on Twitter about wanting to see Foley's family forced into poverty and sarcastically thanking him for all the horrible scars and nerve damage on his body.

[JoeRulz]

Thanks.

[CM Jewels]

Originally Posted by DetroitRiverPhx

So folks should be posting indie show botches and death matches with the #thanksmick hash tag?

That's actually a good idea.

WWE tracks that sort of thing, it will help Ambrose out a lot when WWE officials check it out.