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apokalypse · 10-12-2012, 08:28 PM

doesn't Del Rio look like one of those Mafia boss?

**Ageei** · 10-12-2012, 08:43 PM

Nice job by ADR if it's true.

Huganomics · 10-12-2012, 08:58 PM

Surprising to see from someone who Vince has such a hard on for. Props to BERTY.

**sbuch** · 10-12-2012, 09:15 PM

I love how everyone saying "Del Rio earned my respect" please. Everyone who goes out there and performs should have your "respect." People who understand what pro wrestling is about know this, marks.

BTW Del Rio has definitely earned my respect.

blur · 10-12-2012, 09:22 PM

Just a quote from a poster and no link to the interview? Seems legit.

Let me pull a new one for you guys.

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Later today CM Punk was being interviewed by the staff of "YouShoot" and they asked the question about Vince McMahon's recent blow up at the backstage.

Punk answered, "I told Vince that WWE has been out of his hand for years and the script for the talent sucked. There were 4 people in the room, me, Cena, Orton and Del Rio. They all backed me up. Vince got all angry and left the room and started shouting at the WWE Creative writers.

itssoeasy23 · 10-12-2012, 09:27 PM

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Originally Posted by blur

Just a quote from a poster and no link to the interview? Seems legit.

Let me pull a new one for you guys.

chbulls1_23 · 10-12-2012, 09:29 PM

Awesome now that Punk is in on it. Good news to hear that he still has a desire for change in the company!

**ChromeMan** · 10-12-2012, 09:34 PM

Hopefully it's true, as Del Rio basically said all that needed to be said in that interview. Hoping he said something similar to Vince's face as well. It'd be funny if, after a match, Del Rio grabs a mic and walks to the ramp and cut a promo about the current WWE. I imagine it'd be something like this:

"Look at that eh, I just beat Zack Ryder for the 38th time to show how "dangerous" I am. How many more times must I beat him WWE? 72? 114? It is ridiculous. I didn't travel from my home country of Mexico to the WWE to job endlessly to real-life Beaker and beat nobodies all the time. And my "feud" with Sheamus? What fucking feud? The feud where I smash his head with my rental car and the other time he takes my other rental car for a spin and trashes it? Where we have stupid promos and he calls me a bird? And I say it's my destiny to beat him and then smile like a idiota. And then lose to him 80 freaking times. It's pathetic. I can work this mic better than any idiota in the back. Instead, I'm given shit for material with the destiny manure. It is not a surprise audience doesn't give two shits about me, hell I'd be surprised if they gave one shit. And we can't even be bad guys anymore. I take sign away, mother cries about it on Twitter. What do I have to do, go to ring and mean faces at my opposition? Pathetic Vince, change it, or this company goes bye-bye. And while you're at it, get Cena's dick out of your mouth. No wonder you always have bad breath when I talk to you."

*Drops microphone and flips off camera before leaving*

Now read that in Del Rio's face.

Not a chance in hell that happens, and we're still not even sure Del Rio or anyone for that matter said anything. But imagine if it did? Del Rio would become an IWC God overnight.

Macho Minion · 10-12-2012, 09:36 PM

Vince is starting to realize the paradox he's living in. His obsession over his legacy and the health of pro wrestling is exactly what's killing his legacy and the health of pro wrestling.

itssoeasy23 · 10-12-2012, 09:36 PM

Actually, it was Triple H.

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A source close to WWE tells us that it was indeed Triple H. Triple H was on a radio show in Connecticut yesterday and had this to say:

"I told Vince that he has to change something, this company is going down if we continue like this. Last week we got a 2.5 rating and changes have to be done and if their not it'll be his fault. The only other people in the room were Stephanie and Kevin Dunn. They were shocked when this happened but someone needs to tell Vince like it is."