Cameron Clarifies Remarks She Made About Wrestling Fans
As noted, prior to her WWE release Cameron posted a lengthy blog which contained remarks insinuating pro wrestling fans live in their mothers’ basements. The following is an excerpt from the blog:
For those who are not fans of me and voice their opinions in a respectful and constructive way I thank you and appreciate your criticism. For those who do nothing but bash talent in a disrespectful, cruel and personal way I have nothing to say to you except give your mother my love when she comes downstairs with your dinner.
Cameron recently appeared on “The Steve Austin Show”, hosted by Steve Austin, and during the interview Cameron clarified the remarks she made in her blog. She explained wrestling fans are incredibly loyal and the words in her blog were only directed towards people who have made racial remarks and wished death on her family.
Foley and Shane React to Network Podcast
In the following Tweets, Mick Foley and Shane McMahon react to last night’s WWE Network podcast:
Thank you @WWE & @shanemcmahon for giving me this opportunity. I’m very proud of what we accomplished & hope it lived up to expectations.
— Mick Foley (@RealMickFoley) May 24, 2016
Thank you Mick Foley for doing the interview with me. You are a class act. Looking forward to the next one.
— Shane McMahon (@shanemcmahon) May 24, 2016
Yes, I would be glad to conduct another interview for WWE. I felt like I was part of something important last night. https://t.co/1Ek9n52RM0
— Mick Foley (@RealMickFoley) May 24, 2016
New Trailer for Upcoming Scott Hall DVD
Below is a new trailer for WWE’s upcoming “Living on a Razor’s Edge: The Scott Hall Story” DVD and Blu-ray that comes out in July:
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.
