Ryback Blames CM Punk Loss For WWE Downfall; Rey Mysterio Teases Latino Super Stable

Ryback Blames CM Punk Loss For WWE Downfall

Former WWE Superstar Ryback took to his Conversation with the Big Guy podcast to speculate on the overall effect of his loss to then WWE Champion CM Punk:

“I could have done a million different things. When I first got put into the main event, the first thing they should have done is that I shouldn’t have lost when I did with CM Punk. I should have never been put in that position with the momentum that we had. We had that for about 7, 8 months after that. Or, you avoid putting me into that position altogether and you continue to build me up and letting the process naturally evolve. That was about it. It’s not rocket science. We had lightning in a bottle, and they decided to let it out, and that is all there is to it. That could be recaptured in the right situation again, but you have to have both sides going for the same goal. If they’re not, then s**t happens. Everything was great, and there were good moments from that run, but anybody that knows anything about pro wrestling knows that it was all by design. It is what it is, it was a great learning experience, but who the f**k cares. It’s all fake anyways.” h/t: EWrestling News

Readers interested in listening to Conversation with the Big Guy in its entirety may do so HERE.

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Rey Mysterio Teases Latino Super Stable

Harry Ruiz recently interviewed Rey Mysterio who talked about WWE’s latino talent with exceptionally high regard. Mysterio teased a latino WWE stable and said that the only thing Sin Cara, Andrade “Cien” Almas, and Kalisto are missing is him.

Interested readers may watch the video below:

– @reymysterio told me the only thing missing with the latino talent in #WWE right now (@SinCaraWWE, @KalistoWWE, @AndradeCienWWE) is him, so that way they could form a stable. LWO 2.0 coming up? Do it @VinceMcMahon! #LuchaLibre pic.twitter.com/TEOSzvkmT4

— Harry Ruiz (@harryruiz) May 24, 2018