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Originally Posted by drave
Its like people get mad that they are happier elsewhere. Shit jobs happen. Something better comes along, it is easy to look back at the toxic environment left behind and remember things like that.
Strange to me also that people pay attention to something they dislike so much.
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Except it's all just a big sell job. Moxley is they perfect example, he talks about how horrible WWE was with "goofy shit", and now he is liberated and free, and he just does the same goofy shit. I guess as long as he is doing it on his own it's ok.
Look at the first episode of Dynamite, he gets in the ring and does a bunch of weird shit with his face, brawls with Kenny, and uses a bunch of gimmicked props.
He had a whole angle where he was acting goofy while pretending to join inner circle, only to go "nah joking", then stole a car.
Remember when Dean Ambrose stole Seth Rollins MITB contract? That was goofy shit! A car though, that is changing wrestling!
He is the same guy he always was, except now he talks about how he hated being that same guy in WWE, because WWE.
They all say the same shit, Moxley, Brodie, Spears, Miro, Ryder, FTR, and on and on and on.
Maybe they all really did hate WWE, but how long does that have to be their gimmick? Moxley has been gone from WWE for like 19 months, why is he still ALWAYS talking about them? How many interviews is enough? How many podcasts is enough?
Either it's a mandate from their boss to push that narrative, or they would just move on already.