
Two-time member of the WWE Hall of Fame. Appearances & Booking Info: [email protected]
Joined October 2009
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Today is the celebration of the late great Scott Hall. I miss my brother, but there's so many unbelievable memories. We had a lot of amazing times helping each other live our dreams.
See you in Valhalla. RIP.
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Almost 40 years ago, the Malenkos took this skinny kid , with no money to pay them & trained me to be a Pro Wrestler. There wouldn't be a 123 Kid or an X Pac if not for them. Joe Malenko was in a coma for several weeks. He has a long road to recovery ahead. Please help if you can.gofund.me/2f9f5f8b4
Sean Waltman retweeted
I work for WWE but watch a lot of wrestling worldwide. This goes for all wrestlers in all companies. I have worked in Wrestling for 42 years. An observation. We are portraying trained pro fighters with instincts ( even comedy bouts). If you don’t win you would make less money in the story we’re telling. Every TV bout , if there’s a pin, the cameras focus in. Please pin and kick out like your life and career depend on it. In story, it does. I’ve also been a part of knowing most talent since the 2000’s in many companies. As time goes by younger talent copy their favourite of film. I recently watch AJ Styles v Amazing Red from the early 2000’s. I see how many people copied them. What I saw was every pin was aggressively applied and shoulders covered and stacked. Every kick out they kicked out like their life depended on it. Something has been lost in the last 20 + years. Let’s not insult the intelligence of our audience who are giving us their precious time. In a fight scene in a movie ( which is what wrestling is) we know the punches don’t really hit but if we saw that we would eventually stop watching it. Your audience and fans deserve better. If you can’t be uncomfortable for a few seconds being stacked up in a pin, maybe this isn’t for you.
Sean Waltman retweeted
Four years ago, I co-founded the Night of Recovery program. Where we got fellow pro wrestlers and friends who battled addiction and are able to tell our stories to members in the addiction recovery community in the hope to spread education on how to better cope.
I’m honestly at such a loss for words and …truly heartbroken… still trying to process it and I guess there are just some things in life we’ll never understand.
@RjMitte was such a sweet guy. So humble, funny, down to earth, and genuinely had the biggest heart. He was a huge advocate for performers with disabilities. He was always smiling, always laughing, and just wanted to have a good time!
I met him through our mutual friend @badboycraven and we hit it off right away. I don’t really watch T.V. or had never seen Breaking Bad (I think we met around the last season), but everywhere we went, people would flock to him. I used to joke with him, “Damn, I guess this show is a pretty big deal, huh?!?” 😂
It wasn’t until I finally watched it a few years ago that I realized just how incredible it was and how great he was as well.
But, you would never know it hanging out with him. Zero ego.Never once played that card or acted like he was better than anyone.
We bonded over our love for music and concerts. He was always so supportive of everything @hurricanenita and I did. We had so many great nights out together, concerts we went to, endless laughs, and great conversations.
The last time we saw each other earlier this year at Corey’s birthday party, we got to catch up and were sharing how happy we were for each other. He was so excited about everything he was doing for the kids in Brownsville and wanted us to come down. He just seemed so happy... and that’s the part I’m having such a hard time wrapping my head around.
I just never imagined something like this would happen... He was so loved by everyone who knew him.
You really never know what someone is going through or what they may be struggling with behind closed doors.
My heart goes out to his Mom, sister, family, and all his friends.
The 1st pic was our last time together and that’s how it always was…all smiles and laughs.
He was truly one of the good ones….
I’m gonna miss you man.
Till we meet again my friend…
If you’re ever struggling and feel like you have nobody to talk to, please reach out to someone you love.
You are loved... even when it doesn’t feel that way.
#RestinPeace #rjmitte
I'll be at @NY_Comic_Con on Saturday, along with the New Age Outlaws!
Happy Birthday to the legendary
Irish Micky Ward!
Happy 61st Birthday to Irish @RealMickyWard, one of the greatest fighters ever promoted by @DiBellaEnt, a true warrior and a close friend. Drop your favorite Micky Ward memory or birthday tribute in the comments.
Sean Waltman retweeted
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