And I hear they address their issues with one another. Enjoy, brehs.
http://podcastone.com/Talk-Is-Jericho
http://podcastone.com/Talk-Is-Jericho
RVD is the latest guest on Jericho's podcast...
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I feel bamboozled, they didn't address shyt about some of the stuff RVD has said about Y2J. At least not yet. Still worth the time. This stuff about win-loss records at the beginning is crazy. Cena was like 142-6 in 2013. Daniel Bryan wrestled more than anyone in the company. Dude is putting in WORK. That indy god work ethic lol.
I don't have time for podcasts, hopefully someone will recap it.
El Cocodrilo
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hopefully they go into it in the next part
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Jericho's interview with RVD was enjoyable. He talked about having the good fortune of having a better deal with each company he has worked for. Lol @ him throwing shade with the comment of 'I'm not one of these guys that walks out in the middle of my contract'- which was said in regards to him being burnt out with his first run with the 'E' but still pressing on.
In Part 2 he goes off on a tangent about the usage of medicinal marijuana. He claims that it helped his wife with her fight against cancer, so I can understand why he is so passionate about it's effects. Him and Jericho also made mention of their 'beef' and how it stemmed from Vince wanting Chris to teach Rob the 'WWE way of how to wrestle.'
I found it interesting to learn that it was Rob who came to Vince with the idea of having an ECW PPV aka One Night Stand. It has been mentioned before by others that Vince is willing to listen to ones idea, and if he feels that he can make money that is what he will run with. With Rob's idea, Vince straight up said, he had never thought of the idea but it could possibly make him a lot of money.
Overall, the interview is worth the listen. Rob is pretentious but he also is truly a talented performer.
On another note, the first caller that Jericho talked to at the end of the RVD interview was a wreck. The guy is a D-Bry fan and he dislikes Cena, yadda yadda. Well the talk turned into merchandise and the caller said that he felt that with the shytty merchandise that D-Bry has, this is indication of the WWE trying to hold him back. Chris did inform him that the final say on the merchandise is up to the performer. He also talked about how one can chant 'YES!' but until things are working on all cylinders, Cena will remain being the face of the company.
In Part 2 he goes off on a tangent about the usage of medicinal marijuana. He claims that it helped his wife with her fight against cancer, so I can understand why he is so passionate about it's effects. Him and Jericho also made mention of their 'beef' and how it stemmed from Vince wanting Chris to teach Rob the 'WWE way of how to wrestle.'
I found it interesting to learn that it was Rob who came to Vince with the idea of having an ECW PPV aka One Night Stand. It has been mentioned before by others that Vince is willing to listen to ones idea, and if he feels that he can make money that is what he will run with. With Rob's idea, Vince straight up said, he had never thought of the idea but it could possibly make him a lot of money.
Overall, the interview is worth the listen. Rob is pretentious but he also is truly a talented performer.
On another note, the first caller that Jericho talked to at the end of the RVD interview was a wreck. The guy is a D-Bry fan and he dislikes Cena, yadda yadda. Well the talk turned into merchandise and the caller said that he felt that with the shytty merchandise that D-Bry has, this is indication of the WWE trying to hold him back. Chris did inform him that the final say on the merchandise is up to the performer. He also talked about how one can chant 'YES!' but until things are working on all cylinders, Cena will remain being the face of the company.
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