Austin's Podcast = The best **** out

[Jmare007]

at Austin calling Cena out on his wack ass STF.

As expected, Cena is a cool dude, he knows what's up and how shyt works. Now, you can criticize him about being too content even though he gets what are WWE's problems, but considering he's the ace of the company, it's certainly understandable why he's more " what do you want me to do" about it. He's company guy first and foremost, and that has it's pros and cons.


He learning Mandarin to take over that China market

 

[puppetmaster]

Cena's interview was a surprisingly good listen. It was funny listening to him try to prod Steve into committing to Wrestlemania 31.



-P-

 

[Jmare007]

Cena's interview was a surprisingly good listen. It was funny listening to him try to prod Steve into committing to Wrestlemania 31.



-P-

Cena hitting him with the just letting you know 1 year in advice, clear your schedule if you can :cena:

 

[R=G]

Austin calling out that terrible stf...but Cena is a fool. A real fool. He actually rationalized a heckling crowd at the Rumble..i feel sorry for the boy. He sounded real for a minute but that was such a corporate and weak answer that I couldn't stop laughing. He did put over Rocky and Bryan having the star power to shut down the mixed hand comedy gimmick he eats from though.

 

[g-ice]

I saw the cliff notes from the interview and it seemed like a real dope interview.

 

[Uno Venova]

Damn Cena straight lyin to himself about why the crowd didn't give a fukk about his match at RR.

 

[ThisIsLife]

Yeah, I didn't agree with what Cena was saying about crowd reactions.

Yes, it's true that any crowd reaction is better than none, but if you are a face the crowd should not boo you, period.

The crowd negatively chanting towards the match or chanting something that has nothing to do with it, shows they are simply not interested or the match sucks.

Cena can put on some good matches and when they are good, the crowd does not react like how they did at the Rumble.

 

[Konnan]

Jim Ross just dropped a new podcast and Stone GOAT is his first guest

Probably the same shyt we've heard 50 tmes but it's still JR
http://podcastone.com/The-Ross-Report

Arriba la raza

Edit: I just seen it had it's own thread already

 

[23Barrettcity]

Austin calling out that terrible stf...but Cena is a fool. A real fool. He actually rationalized a heckling crowd at the Rumble..i feel sorry for the boy. He sounded real for a minute but that was such a corporate and weak answer that I couldn't stop laughing. He did put over Rocky and Bryan having the star power to shut down the mixed hand comedy gimmick he eats from though.

Over characters can do that hell punk got rock booed and he was a heel and Bryan stole the whole ascension ceremony just by being there , orton on the other hand man is colder than a arctic winter. Give Bryan the belt at mania somehow and send orton to the bushes

 

[23Barrettcity]

Yeah, I didn't agree with what Cena was saying about crowd reactions.

Yes, it's true that any crowd reaction is better than none, but if you are a face the crowd should not boo you, period.

The crowd negatively chanting towards the match or chanting something that has nothing to do with it, shows they are simply not interested or the match sucks.

Cena can put on some good matches and when they are good, the crowd does not react like how they did at the Rumble.

No one cares about orton at this point , punk and Bryan passed him . Orton needs to go back to a face chasing a title . The last creative things he did was losing to Henry and that feud with Christian when cap charisma got him to lose his cool and get disqualified as a face .

 

[puppetmaster]

The Interview With Dutch Mantell/Zeb was one of his best IMO. Felt like I was in a car ride with em while they were shooting the shyt.


-P-

 

[Libra Lady]

The Cena interview was okay. As already mentioned, he came off as being delusional as it pertained to the crowd response of his and Orton's match at the rumble. While I was not expecting him to say that 'despite us being front and center year after year, and having numerous matches together- regardless of stipulation none have had a big feel to them, so the crowd decided to amuse themselves,' he could have come up with a better excuse than 'at least they weren't going to buy a t-shirt.'

He mentioned that the whole 'booking' aspect isn't really his thing, and its like it doesn't have to be when you are already aware that the outcome will be in your favor 99% of the time. He can try to maintain a certain face, but I'm not buying it. He's went into business for himself on numerous occasions so yeah I just find him to be disingenuous in a lot of ways.

On the plus side, he does have a strong work ethic.

The Zeb interview was great. I am someone who would like for Cesaro to go at it alone, but since the plan (as of now) is to keep him and Swagger together, I hope that there becomes more importance placed on the tag division.

 

[Libra Lady]

Austin sounds like an old get off my lawn type when he talks about how today's guys should "take the bull by the horns" and "get themselves over like he did in 1997". Tell Zack Ryder and Dolph Ziggler that

Austin is fully aware that some are fearful of going out on a limb, so they go along just to get along and maintain being gainfully employed. However, what he is saying is right. I have made it no secret that I am not a fan of the Miz, but I do recall it being mentioned that he was able to corner Vince and sell what he had to offer. That eventually lead him to become WWE Champion et cetera.

While Zack Ryder garnered a fan-base and could get the crowd to 'woo-woo-woo' with him, what else did he really have to offer? It's not as if he's a good wrestler. Now don't get me wrong, the treatment of him wasn't fair but him 'getting over' seemed more like a fad as oppose to something that would last.

As for Ziggler, he has unfortunately been hit with a string of bad luck when things seem as if they might work for him. His skill got him over with the fans, but his selling abilities have also been a hindrance.

 

[23Barrettcity]

Austin is fully aware that some are fearful of going out on a limb, so they go along just to get along and maintain being gainfully employed. However, what he is saying is right. I have made it no secret that I am not a fan of the Miz, but I do recall it being mentioned that he was able to corner Vince and sell what he had to offer. That eventually lead him to become WWE Champion et cetera.

While Zack Ryder garnered a fan-base and could get the crowd to 'woo-woo-woo' with him, what else did he really have to offer? It's not as if he's a good wrestler. Now don't get me wrong, the treatment of him wasn't fair but him 'getting over' seemed more like a fad as oppose to something that would last.

As for Ziggler, he has unfortunately been hit with a string of bad luck when things seem as if they might work for him. His skill got him over with the fans, but his selling abilities have also been a hindrance.

Stephanie is that you ??

 

[MercuryHayes]

Austin is fully aware that some are fearful of going out on a limb, so they go along just to get along and maintain being gainfully employed. However, what he is saying is right. I have made it no secret that I am not a fan of the Miz, but I do recall it being mentioned that he was able to corner Vince and sell what he had to offer. That eventually lead him to become WWE Champion et cetera.

While Zack Ryder garnered a fan-base and could get the crowd to 'woo-woo-woo' with him, what else did he really have to offer? It's not as if he's a good wrestler. Now don't get me wrong, the treatment of him wasn't fair but him 'getting over' seemed more like a fad as oppose to something that would last.

As for Ziggler, he has unfortunately been hit with a string of bad luck when things seem as if they might work for him. His skill got him over with the fans, but his selling abilities have also been a hindrance.

Ziggler situation is clearly Cena related