This second of four segments from Chair Shot Reality being filmed at the Squirrel Hill sports bar is talking about Ryback being unhappy with WWE.
Justin LaBar and Ronnell Hunt, an independent professional wrestler, talk about the situation and what it means for the big picture. Here’s some highlights of the conversation:
Justin LaBar:
It’s unfortunate, I feel bad for Ryback. He’s a very passionate guy, that’s the first thing I took away the first time I interviewed him. But the reality is, and you know this being an indy wrestler, for as many spots as a frustrated wrestler like a Ryback or Dolph Ziggler might want to vacate at times — there is a line of wrestlers who will gladly fill that spot who are making less than they are. So while I feel bad for Ryback and agree with him on some things, if you want to leave that spot than it’s the next man up that’s going to take it.
Ronnell Hunt:
One thing I was told by Afa “The Wild Samoan” is do not let the spot you’re at now determine the champion you’re going to be in the future. That goes for us in so many ways. You see it on pay-per-views and such where you’re in one place on one day and the next day things are changing. Sometimes it’s your choice and sometimes it isn’t. But you gotta keep that in mindset.
See the full conversation in the video below:
