Anyone else turned off by the Bork interview last night?

[23Barrettcity]

This is exactly why they shouldn't have let him end the streak. Still one of the worst decisions that they've made.

It didn't really sit well with me that he didn't give a fukk about his Wrestlemania match with Goldberg. Yeah we know the backstory but he could have at least pretended to give a damn.

God forbid they give it to punk or someone who loved wrestling .

 

[R=G]

I know the assumption has always been hes an all in it for the money guy but that narrative was amplified tenfold after last night. Has no love for business, doesn't fukk with the boys, could truly care less. There were several times Austin tried to get some kinda passion outta him but this guy simply does not care. All the true legends love this biz, this guy should not be considered a legend in anyway.

The whole thing is funny...we know everything about Lesnar. We know he's a bully..he confirmed it again last night. We know he has few friends(Shelton, Rocky, Angle, Austin, Curt Henning when he was alive, Heyman)..he's just a big hick really who wants to be left alone it seems but has a thing for body building and trying to be competitive enough to justify his life's worth. I was laughing when he said he sees it as a job where he clocks in and clocks out...none of that hanging with the dudes or any of that. He wants in and out.....seemed very money motivated and definitely had no issues with Dana. Austin tried to LEAD Lesnar into caring about certain things but he didn't bite and just stayed the robot he is...hunting, lifting weights, having his own land, and checking on a few friends. That's it. I was ROLLING when Austin put up that OVW pick and asked what he thought of those other cats and he busted out laughing like he didn't give two fukks about those nyggas He always puts over Shelton though and that him coming to the E with him was a key reason why he signed with Jim Ross back then.

LOL@his response to the Goldberg match situation...I was flipping off Vince, not the fans. "We both just really didn't give a fukk".

 

[R=G]

And was he dissing the rock ? That Dwayne thing was kind of disrespectful.

Nah..you definitely read that wrong. Besides Henning and Bossman...Shelton too, he was the only one he gave props too. Said he taught Lesnar how to be selfish...know when to give and take. He brought up the Global Warning Triple Threat match for the title in Melbourne in front of 60k and said Cripple H claimed they were letting him sink and swim out there with him. Lesnar has always propped up the Rock for years though.

 

[R=G]

They dislike Cena for completely different reasons but OK

This nygga wants us to give props to a guy who IMMEDIATELY brought up a cancer ridden girl when he was criticized during a back and forth promo? WTF That shyt is much worse than Hogan being caught being a racist. This dude is using CHILDREN who are on their last legs as a crutch to defend him making 3 million a year

 

[Da King]

Just felt disrespectful

Get your priorities straight, you feeling disrespected how another man feels about making a paycheck

 

[I-Hate-You]

The vibe I got from Lesnar on The Rock was respect...seemed appreciative of his selflessness in 2002.

 

[TrillaMonsoon]

I liked the interview. We knew what it was with him on his first walkout. This dude admitted in the podcast several times that he didnt know what he was gonna do with his life at many points, he didnt graduate college, he barely got in to the U of M from JUCO, this dude is a farm boy meathead who only gets paid being a beastly savage.

I love wrestling but not as much as i used to because learning about the work environment, the way these people abuse their bodies and brains for a period of time just to be recognized by a group niche of people as one of the best? It aint worth it and I'm glad Brock recognizes that. If he can get paid full time to work part time, why would he put his body at risk for an extra 250 days a year just so people feel better about him dominating?

All I know is, every time Brock is on TV, I'm entertained. And any time he has a big money match, he delivers. So I Brock for not giving a shyt about all the wrong things and treating it like a job. The WWE doesnt treat us as employees. They enjoy spitting in the consumers face a majority of the time so I wont stand up for a company and a business who has shown a lack of giving a fukk about everyone involved in it.

 

[R=G]

The vibe I got from Lesnar on The Rock was respect...seemed appreciative of his selflessness in 2002.

The Rock made Lesnar..put everything he has into motion. That's where it all really started for him. He wouldn't be credible or anything like that if the Rock would of played the political card in August 2002. It was funny how Lesnar just didn't give two fukks about Austin walking out and damn sure didn't care that it had to do with him just losing clean for no reason to him as a rookie. "Hey, man..I agree with you"

One thing that was interesting was that Lesnar damn sure wasn't used to someone talking back to him during those UFC build ups..that dude talking about fake wrestlers not belonging and whatever..the little TX dude he was referencing that he tackled and he got fukked up and never fought again..he didn't like that tone being used in his direction. Not used to it.

 

[Golayitdown]

None of this is serious enough to me to really criticize that man. It wasn't hard to figure out his line of thinking based on his actions and lifestyle. I can relate to a lot of the stuff he was saying.

Also definitely not mad at him for telling the truth about not loving the business like that. There's nothing wrong with getting a check for something you don't like but are good at if you are performing at a high level

 

[I-Hate-You]

Austin: Let's talk about my walkout. I know I didn't handle business the right way, but it was a big money match with no build. I regret the way I handled it.

Brock: check cleared

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

Well, for the Lesnar boosters in here, if he can stand to not take his livelihood so seriously, perhaps the winners and losers in a poorly scripted pre determined sport won't cause as much heart ache and frustration. I beg many of you to follow his example.

 

[I-Hate-You]

Austin: Let's talk about Wrestlemania 20.

Lesnar: When's that?

Austin: 2004.

Lesnar: Oh, guess I missed it

Austin: No, you were there. You fought Bill Goldberg.

Lesnar: Sounds vaguely familiar, let me look through these stubs.

 

[LastManStanding]

I thought that within the first 10 minutes of the interview Vince would panic and pull the plug because some of the topics they were talking about weren't politically correct.


"I wasn't bullied in school because I WAS THE BULLY" -

"wait a second.... that goes against our anti-bullying campaign!" -

"I really like this type of gun when I go hunting" -

"no not gun talk!!! the media has told us that is bad!" -

"when I flipped the crowd off at WM20 it wasn't directed at the fans. it was directed at Vince" -

"okay Brock.. you can have more days off. I'm sorry." -

"we're professional wrestlers. not sports entertainers" -

"goddamnit Steve enough with that shyt" -

"I don't give a fukk either way" -

 

[jadillac]

I mean, in the end, it's a business. Vince treats it as such 100%. But we have a problem when the wrestlers display the same attitude.

Vince has taken advantage of ppls passion and love for the 'sport' for years and years. Brock just seems to be one of the few dudes(Rock, Austin Taker, Shawn) who can get at Vince at his own game. And yeah, it was kinda annoying Brock didnt even know what his match was at WM XX.

I'm not really a fan of hearing these types of interviews tho and I don't see the point of getting to know these dudes 100% out of character.

And I don't see the point of children watching these types of interviews b/c kids want to believe wrestling is real and it should be to them.

 

[Rarely-Wrong Liggins]

They dislike Cena for completely different reasons but OK

What's the difference?