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i'm very happy for mauro. i'm so glad that he's back. :grin2:
– Former SmackDown Live commentator Mauro Ranallo made his debut as the lead NXT commentator at this week’s NXT TV tapings in Winter Park, Florida at Full Sail University. Before the tapings started, Triple H walked out to the stage and introduced Ranallo, who received a big pop from the fans.
'The bipolar rock & roller'. :grin2:
Welcome Back, Mauro.
Of course they were. Most smarks who boo JBL were only getting 4th hand knowledge of what happened(if anything really did happen) and don't know shit about what really caused his departure.I'm glad he's back as well.
Does this mean the issues between him and JBL were blown out of proportion?
Ironically, JBL was innocent this time. Ranallo quit because of McMahon yelling into his headset. Its the same reason why Foley quit the broadcaster position.Does this mean the issues between him and JBL were blown out of proportion?
Well if that was the case they'd be working together again having tea and biscuits.I'm glad he's back as well.
Does this mean the issues between him and JBL were blown out of proportion?
This was Mauro's actual nickname when he was doing radio.The bi polar rock and roller? That is fucking brilliant. As someone who has bi polar disorder. Well played hunter/Mauro
He made a joke/mockery out of an affliction that an individual has been living and struggling with for decades. Fans like you think that it's cool.Best case scenario. He gets to work with the cool kids, in the dream company for him, working for Trips who is the closest thing the WWE seems to have to an ideal boss. "The Bi Polar rock n roller!" is an incredible nick name.
Triple H didn't create the nickname,It is his nickname and Mauro himself looks happy and fine with it.He made a joke/mockery out of an affliction that an individual has been living and struggling with for decades. Fans like you think that it's cool.
I just dont understand wrestling fans sometimes.
Really? Learn something new every dayThis was Mauro's actual nickname when he was doing radio.