Wrestling Event Featuring N*gger Taker Canceled
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This is one of those things that you never expect to see come across your inbox, but when it does you don’t know if you should laugh or cry.
Apparently a wrestler named Michael Antoine McMahon uses a N*gga Taker gimmick from time to time. He does shows with other parody and washed up wrestlers like Black Superman Lexx Vegas and Shane Douglas.
When one of those shows fliers went viral it caused a lot of controversy, but McMahon (ironic his last name is McMahon, because this is something Vince might have thought of in the 80s) isn’t sweating it too much.
He spoke exclusively to Pro Wrestling Sheet about the drama.
McMahon says he loved both positive and negative reactions — adding, “It’s better to be talked about, than not at all.”
McMahon says he’s been wrestling since the ’90s but hasn’t used the “N*gga Taker” moniker for at least 2 years. The wrestler claims friends had been asking him to bring it back, so now … he intends to go full force with the gimmick.
You can read more about this on Pro Wrestling Sheet.
Wild times as always in the world of wrestling.
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http://blacksportsonline.com/home/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/******-Taker.jpg
This is one of those things that you never expect to see come across your inbox, but when it does you don’t know if you should laugh or cry.
Apparently a wrestler named Michael Antoine McMahon uses a N*gga Taker gimmick from time to time. He does shows with other parody and washed up wrestlers like Black Superman Lexx Vegas and Shane Douglas.
When one of those shows fliers went viral it caused a lot of controversy, but McMahon (ironic his last name is McMahon, because this is something Vince might have thought of in the 80s) isn’t sweating it too much.
He spoke exclusively to Pro Wrestling Sheet about the drama.
McMahon says he loved both positive and negative reactions — adding, “It’s better to be talked about, than not at all.”
McMahon says he’s been wrestling since the ’90s but hasn’t used the “N*gga Taker” moniker for at least 2 years. The wrestler claims friends had been asking him to bring it back, so now … he intends to go full force with the gimmick.
You can read more about this on Pro Wrestling Sheet.
Wild times as always in the world of wrestling.
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Plus the bodyguard stories were pure #fukkery
