Big Show Addresses “Please Retire” Chants
Big Show recently did an interview with The UK’s Mirror, and he had the following to say about fans chanting “please retire” at live events and if he finds it disrespectful:
“No, I think I’m doing my job as a heel. I think a lot of it too is just a way for the audience to have fun. I mean, let’s face it, I don’t have people coming up to me in the street telling me to please retire, I have people I meet in person who are thankful for everything I’ve done and they appreciate it. I think that’s just the audience having fun and when they chant that, I’m going to react to them and be engaging and have fun with them and tell them I’m going nowhere. I’m going to be a bad guy and react appropriately.
I think everything comes to an end and eventually I’m going to retire out of this industry, I don’t think I’m going to do any big retirement tours or farewell, I’m just going to kind of slide out the door and I’ll be gone. That’s the way I like to do things, nice and quiet, not a lot of fanfare, and just roll on to the next evolution of whatever else it is I’m doing, movies or TV. Then maybe come back and do some commentating, stuff like that. I’ll always be a part of this business, I love it, I love helping young talent and I love the fans, whether I’m a good guy or a bad guy, but all good things come to an end eventually.”
Preview Stephen Amell on “Unfiltered”
WWE has released the following video preview for the new episode of “Unfiltered”, hosted by Renee Young and featuring Stephen Amell:
DDP Shares Roddy Piper Memories
DDP has released the following new video, sharing memories of the late Roddy Piper:
Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
