Baron Corbin was supposed to win the title at summer slam

[The Intergalactic Koala]

Corbin keeping it real in a sport that's considered fake

Such Poetry

 

[prophecypro]

They were also plans to keep the title on Jinder through the tour of India in September so I dont know how certain that was

 

[prophecypro]

Where was Locker Room Leader during all this

On the other brand?

 

[Starboy52]

If true, to him for being a standup guy out of the ring. As someone who's dealing with the blowback of just ONE concussion, getting all the correct info out there matters. Can't allow falsified bullshyt "facts" to be treated as gospel when it concerns the health of the people around you.

 

[Amor fati]

Backstage News On Baron Corbin Having Heat Due To A Recent Incident At WWE Talent Meeting - WrestlingInc.com

Backstage News On Baron Corbin Having Heat Due To A Recent Incident At WWE Talent Meeting - WrestlingInc.com

I respect Corbin for boldly interrupting the Doc, however, it was a dumb move he should have just talked to the doctor one to one or whatever addressing the issue after the meeting.

 

[Amor fati]

Corbin needs to find another job.

He's not a fall in line type of guy, and that's not a knock on his character. It just wont work in dumbass wwe

Corbin needs to find another job.

He's not a fall in line type of guy, and that's not a knock on his character. It just wont work in dumbass wwe

I think he will be alright he just needs to know how to move intelligently without being a fall in line type of guy.

 

[R=G]

I think those of y'all who think Corbin is an a$$hole backstage just work yallselves into shoots.

Y'all think he's an a$$hole because that's his character on screen. I have yet to see him say something on Twitter that is unlike the character he portrays on TV.

Only time I seen him out of character was the AJ Styles vs Seth Rollins Madden video on up up down down when Xavier was interviewing him and Corbin came off like a cool dude out of kayfabe and also seemed like he get along with the roster at least to some extent.

Y'all really think because he's a jackass on the mic he must be one in real life. Y'all prolly also thought Hogan really gave a fukk if u took them vitamins too.

a$$hole backstage? Who said that? We all thought it was about the Twitter stuff with the military fan and Meltzer at first. Things are just now being clarified.

 

[Francis White]

No one like this bum because he can't wrestle, he never should have left NXT and he doesn't have the potential to be a varsity athlete.

 

[BlackAchilles]

No one like this bum because he can't wrestle, he never should have left NXT and he doesn't have the potential to be a varsity athlete.[/QUOTE]

 

[Box Cutta]

I respect Corbin for boldly interrupting the Doc, however, it was a dumb move he should have just talked to the doctor one to one or whatever addressing the issue after the meeting.

Honestly, it sounds to me like he looked a fool for coming at the Doc citing Concussion....

Argue with doctors in front of your co-workers with info you got from Oscar-Bait films, brehs...

 

[8WON6]

So something completely unrelated to actual on-camera/in-ring performance determines a wrestlers push or de-push. And something that's actually a serious topic and not just a guy with a bad attitude.

Carni-culture.

 

[Thebadguy]

Earlier this month, it was reported that Baron Corbin's backstage heat stemmed from an argument with Dr. Joseph Maroon during a wrestlers' meeting in August. The latest edition of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter has revealed yet another wrinkle in the situation that could explain Corbin's halted push.

Corbin, a former professional football player, took exception to Maroon downplaying the link between concussions and CTE and started an argument with Maroon. The argument was described as awkward and uncomfortable, with many believing that Corbin should have addressed the matter privately rather than in the middle of the meeting. It's highly likely that WWE officials grew even more uncomfortable once they found out Corbin's involvement in a football players' concussion lawsuit against the NFL.

"It also came out in the discussion that Corbin was one of the players suing the NFL in a concussion lawsuit, which makes things weird given he's now working as a pro wrestler," Dave Meltzer wrote in the Observer. "Plus WWE apparently wasn't aware of this fact until this past month."

Corbin had been on his way to a run at the top of the card after winning the Money In The Bank briefcase. But he lost his cash-in attempt and then lost to John Cena in a lackluster match at SummerSlam. He has also been criticized over his use of social media, getting into multiple arguments over Twitter with fans as well as fellow wrestlers.

Corbin now seems primed for a rivalry with AJ Styles for the United States Championship, so it doesn't seem like these incidents are causing any long-term damage for him.

 

[Lord Scion]

 

[Box Cutta]

This dumbass exposed himself....

 

[TransJenner]

So something completely unrelated to actual on-camera/in-ring performance determines a wrestlers push or de-push. And something that's actually a serious topic and not just a guy with a bad attitude.

Carni-culture.

It's weird how they spend all this money on this guy and the destroy his character because of Simenon backstage shyt