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Nothing to do with the cuts happening at the moment but due to the fact he slapped a development guy down in OVW for joking around and not being serious during a show a good 10 times or so.
So just a note to all WWE employees - unless your name is JBL or Hardcore Holly you are not allowed to assault anyone
So just a note to all WWE employees - unless your name is JBL or Hardcore Holly you are not allowed to assault anyone
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Sonjay Dutt and Ruckus are probably the most well known. Although Ruckus had already made a start as a back-yarder before Dahmer helped to hone his skills.
I know Jon Dahmer's the CZW head trainer, but who has he actually trained? I've never bothered to find out.
Kawada wrote:
> Malenko's actually a Road Agent, not a trainer.
>
> I'm sure i read he'd gone down to OVW as a trainer for a while
Ah well, even if he has, his brother was the one who was actually the talented trainer...
and to prove the point:-
Trained by Dean and Joe = Chad Collyer
Trained by Dean on his own = Crash Holly.
> Malenko's actually a Road Agent, not a trainer.
>
> I'm sure i read he'd gone down to OVW as a trainer for a while
Ah well, even if he has, his brother was the one who was actually the talented trainer...
and to prove the point:-
Trained by Dean and Joe = Chad Collyer
Trained by Dean on his own = Crash Holly.
Cong_Man wrote:
> Well, Lance is unproven as a trainer and seeing as he 'assisted' in
> the training of Justin Credible, I have to assume he's not actually
> that good at passing on his abilities...
You'd still think people would pick up some skills from the guy considering his excellent abilities
> Matt Morgan was Al Snow's personal project. So, we can assume Al's
> training abilites have deserted him since the days of his
> 'bodyslammers' gyms...
Like i said, diamonds can't be made out of sh....
> Malenko's actually a Road Agent, not a trainer.
I'm sure i read he'd gone down to OVW as a trainer for a while
> And Cornette has taught them all he knows, but swinging a tennis
> racket will only get you so far.
Well that and being one of the best and charismatic managers the business has ever seen
> Well, Lance is unproven as a trainer and seeing as he 'assisted' in
> the training of Justin Credible, I have to assume he's not actually
> that good at passing on his abilities...
You'd still think people would pick up some skills from the guy considering his excellent abilities
> Matt Morgan was Al Snow's personal project. So, we can assume Al's
> training abilites have deserted him since the days of his
> 'bodyslammers' gyms...
Like i said, diamonds can't be made out of sh....
> Malenko's actually a Road Agent, not a trainer.
I'm sure i read he'd gone down to OVW as a trainer for a while
> And Cornette has taught them all he knows, but swinging a tennis
> racket will only get you so far.
Well that and being one of the best and charismatic managers the business has ever seen
Kawada wrote:
> I still want to know how a development territory that included
> trainers like Lance Storm, Al Snow, Dreamer, Malenko and Cornette can
> keep churning out such rubbish. But i guess like they say you can't
> make a diamond out of sh......
Well, Lance is unproven as a trainer and seeing as he 'assisted' in the training of Justin Credible, I have to assume he's not actually that good at passing on his abilities...
Matt Morgan was Al Snow's personal project. So, we can assume Al's training abilites have deserted him since the days of his 'bodyslammers' gyms...
Malenko's actually a Road Agent, not a trainer.
And Cornette has taught them all he knows, but swinging a tennis racket will only get you so far.
Time to invest in some decent trainers methinks...wonder if Tazz or Perry would fancy it? Jerry Lynn perhaps, or even Jon Dahmer.
> I still want to know how a development territory that included
> trainers like Lance Storm, Al Snow, Dreamer, Malenko and Cornette can
> keep churning out such rubbish. But i guess like they say you can't
> make a diamond out of sh......
Well, Lance is unproven as a trainer and seeing as he 'assisted' in the training of Justin Credible, I have to assume he's not actually that good at passing on his abilities...
Matt Morgan was Al Snow's personal project. So, we can assume Al's training abilites have deserted him since the days of his 'bodyslammers' gyms...
Malenko's actually a Road Agent, not a trainer.
And Cornette has taught them all he knows, but swinging a tennis racket will only get you so far.
Time to invest in some decent trainers methinks...wonder if Tazz or Perry would fancy it? Jerry Lynn perhaps, or even Jon Dahmer.
It did say in the article that people have noticed him being burned out the last few months, i guess all the stress built up and when the kid screwed up the angle he just lost it
I still want to know how a development territory that included trainers like Lance Storm, Al Snow, Dreamer, Malenko and Cornette can keep churning out such rubbish. But i guess like they say you can't make a diamond out of sh......
I still want to know how a development territory that included trainers like Lance Storm, Al Snow, Dreamer, Malenko and Cornette can keep churning out such rubbish. But i guess like they say you can't make a diamond out of sh......
I have to say, I have a certain amount of sympathy for Cornette. A guy you've been building up as a monster heel for months is suddenly made to look stupid by a disrespectful trainee.
I'd have slapped him too. I suspect Cornette's firing is an accumulation of things, not just this one incident.
I'd have slapped him too. I suspect Cornette's firing is an accumulation of things, not just this one incident.
Raven-ous wrote:
> Whats not a question of it?
it's irrelevant whether the guy could take it or not, i doubt being slapped about is agreed upon when signing with OVW.
> Your sentence is invalid.
no.. no it wasn't :P
> No doubt Cornette should have been fired for what he did, but I was
> asking was: how did a puny man(if you have ever seen him) get away
> with slapping a big strong wrestler?
> But then I found out it was a student and realised my question was
> also invalid. Huzzah!
hehe, measure twice, cut once. check your facts my man ;)
> Whats not a question of it?
it's irrelevant whether the guy could take it or not, i doubt being slapped about is agreed upon when signing with OVW.
> Your sentence is invalid.
no.. no it wasn't :P
> No doubt Cornette should have been fired for what he did, but I was
> asking was: how did a puny man(if you have ever seen him) get away
> with slapping a big strong wrestler?
> But then I found out it was a student and realised my question was
> also invalid. Huzzah!
hehe, measure twice, cut once. check your facts my man ;)
Whats not a question of it?
Your sentence is invalid.
No doubt Cornette should have been fired for what he did, but I was asking was: how did a puny man(if you have ever seen him) get away with slapping a big strong wrestler?
But then I found out it was a student and realised my question was also invalid. Huzzah!
Your sentence is invalid.
No doubt Cornette should have been fired for what he did, but I was asking was: how did a puny man(if you have ever seen him) get away with slapping a big strong wrestler?
But then I found out it was a student and realised my question was also invalid. Huzzah!
Raven-ous wrote:
> Who was Jimmy slapping about? I can't imagine anyone taking slaps from
> little Cornette without smashing his face in return. Unless he was
> using the racquet.....
it's not a question of being able to take it, it's a matter of professional misconduct and that the guy would be perfectly within his rights to sue for unreasonable working conditions or similar.
releasing cornette is a way of sidestepping.
> Who was Jimmy slapping about? I can't imagine anyone taking slaps from
> little Cornette without smashing his face in return. Unless he was
> using the racquet.....
it's not a question of being able to take it, it's a matter of professional misconduct and that the guy would be perfectly within his rights to sue for unreasonable working conditions or similar.
releasing cornette is a way of sidestepping.
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