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20 | Professional Wrestling is Art | God is Good, I am not † A person who thinks all the time, has nothing to think about except thought.



Tiffany Stratton says Paul Heyman would be the perfect character for her ‘Daddy’s Little Rich Girl’ gimmick: “I have seen what Paul Heyman has done for people. I definitely feel like he would be a wise man to have in my corner. I think Paul Heyman could take me to that next level. Obviously, he’s helped make so many talent. I think he would be the perfect character to fill that daddy role. I wouldn’t say I’d have to call him my rich daddy. It could be like that gimmick, but in a different way. It wouldn’t have to be this spoiled daddy’s little rich girl. But I definitely think Paul Heyman would fit that role perfectly.” (@battlegroundihr)


liv morgan sucks dude



Triple H says it would be better if wrestling fans put their passion for WWE into the talent instead of blaming the writers. “I wish sometimes we could put that passion into the talent now, as opposed to when somebody gets heat in our business, it's like, ‘God, why would they write that this way?’ As opposed to, ‘That no-good piece of crap did this.’ There's something to be said for that innocence of not knowing and, ‘It’s still real to me, dammit.’ But it is what it is. I love that. I love the hate. I love the love. It's all passion for what we do.” (@BustedOpenRadio)

Triple H (for some reason) wishes wrestling fans would put their passion for WWE into the talent rather than putting the blame on the writers. “I wish sometimes we could put that passion into the talent now as opposed to when somebody gets heat in our business, it’s like ‘God, why would they write that that way?’ As opposed to ‘that no good piece of crap did this.’ There’s something to saying that innocence of not knowing and ‘it still being real to me, dammit.’ But it is what it is. I love that. I love the hate. I love the love. It’s all passion for what we do.” (@BustedOpenRadio)


Triple H (for some reason) wishes wrestling fans would put their passion for WWE into the talent rather than putting the blame on the writers. “I wish sometimes we could put that passion into the talent now as opposed to when somebody gets heat in our business, it’s like ‘God, why would they write that that way?’ As opposed to ‘that no good piece of crap did this.’ There’s something to saying that innocence of not knowing and ‘it still being real to me, dammit.’ But it is what it is. I love that. I love the hate. I love the love. It’s all passion for what we do.” (@BustedOpenRadio)










