Released WWE talent Rory, of The Highlanders, has posted a blog on his myspace page giving his thoughts on his recent release. You can view the blog by clicking here. We also have it posted below:
Comments on release
As I’m sure you’ve all heard by now The Highlanders are no longer working for WWE. I know that some people have been bitter and upset after getting released but for me this just isn’t the case. Sure there are some things that I wishe had been done better but I have no regrets.
WWE gave me more than I had been given before in this business and I am thankfull for that. I spent time living in a car on the independants where as now I have a nice house and no longer life in my car but enjoy driving it:) My time in WWE was a roller coaster for sure. I love the fans there and that was the main reason I loved being there. I made many friends, most of whom have been released long before me, and I will and do miss hanging out with them and I had fun with most of the agents and backstage boys. But the flip side of all that is I was becoming very unhappy there. We were hired because of who we were on the independants and that sure wasn’t what we were allowed to be on t.v. The goofy guys you saw on there just wasn’t who we were and with a gimmick like that I knew it was gonig to be hard to step out from that shadow and be taken seriously and we weren’t. Also after Monday night I knew the writing was on the wall. I hadn’t been in a ring for seven months and the match we did seemed like a swansong to us both.
I’d like to thank Johnny Ace! If it wasn’t for him we would have never been hired and I’d like to thank him also for the phone call today. He was very honest and actually a lot of help. He knows what he did so I won’t put him over too much or he’ll get a big head…lol Thanks John. I’d also like to thank everyone everywhere who supported us and made our tenure there seem worth something, even when it seemed like it wasn’t. And to you the fans….what can I say? I love you all and God bless!
I will be putting up an address where we can be reached for bookings or charity work, which is truely something I enjoy.
Thank you and Albe O’ways!
Rory
Apparently a fan has set up a petition in hopes that TNA signs Stevie Richards, who was released by WWE yesterday. You can see the petition by clicking here.
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.
