The Godfather was no fan of the Right to Censor faction he was forced to take part in back in the Attitude Era.
WWE Hall of Famer The Godfather was a recent guest on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet. When asked about the creation of The Goodfather, Godfather told Vince McMahon at that point he wanted to be done, and that only made him do it longer.
“When it happened, like I said, I was done. I told Vince finish me up,” he said. “Then the jokester that he is, he put the tag team belts on me and Bull and kept me there even longer. He was more poking fun out of them, he was hoping that maybe we can get back to The Godfather in some form.
“They tried to bring The Godfather back but it just didn’t work because I was no longer a pimp. There were no longer hoes, you couldn’t talk about smoking weed, just couldn’t. People didn’t want that, they wanted The Godfather.”
The Goodfather just wanted Right to Censor to end sooner rather than later
When asked about the Right to Censor faction, Godfather admitted that no one hated it more than him.
“On a shoot, nobody hated it more than me,” he admitted. “As much as Ric Flair is Ric Flair, The Godfather is me. And it was just you took it away from me, and it just like oh. It took the air out of it and I was done. I just did my best and RTC just the music alone had serious heat. I did my best but that was the only time in wrestling that I really wasn’t happy and I was just waiting for it to come to an end.”
READ MORE: The Godfather Says His Wife Came Up With His Attitude Era Character
What do you make of The Godfather’s comments overall? Do you remember the Right to Censor faction? Let us know your thoughts by sounding off in the comments section below.
