“It’s my business with that one person and nobody else’s” – Ryback addresses his hatred over Vince Mcmahon
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Ryback never misses a chance to call out WWE at times.
Ryback left WWE on bad terms. He was one of those guys having such a tremendous physical appearance that attracted many fans towards himself. He was one of WWE’s main-focused superstars during 2012 being booked in dominant fashion.
Soon after his WWE department, Ryback ventured his frustration out and claimed that WWE lied to him about his future booking going forward in the company. He said that he was promised by Vince and Co that they will build him up as the top heel on the whole roster. He further went on to say that he was set to beat AJ Styles in a match at Wrestlemania 32 and instead of that he got Kalisto on the pre-show. There were also some contract related issues that the Big Guy faced during his WWE run.
Ryback has constantly called out WWE and Vince McMahon multiple times in the past after his release from the company. He is usually seen running some anti-WWE campaigns on social media.
He even dragged in Vince’s late mother into his personal grudges with the Mcmahon. Here’s exactly what he had to say about the comments he regularly make about WWE and Vince., when being asked by a fan during his YouTube live stream –
“What I’m going to tell you is I have talked about everything that’s going on. And the best piece of advice that I can give you is: that is my business with what I have going on with one other person and that person has done a lot of bad things, a lot.”
What needed to be done was done he got the message loud and clear. I took it down because he got the message loud and clear. And we are going to let the legal stuff continue to be worked out. That is all that there is to it. It’s my business with that one person and nobody else’s.”
Will Ryback ever return to the WWE?
This is the most unlikeliest of the happenings we’ll ever see in the Pro-Wrestling world. Ryback left WWE on absolutely bad terms and he curses them till date. He doesn’t leaves a single opportunity to call them out in any bad way he can. Well, I do know that a term “Never say Never “ exists in Pro-Wrestling but, we’ll say that Ryback’s WWE return is not happening.
Recently, Steve Carrier of Ringside News provided an update on Ryback’s WWE status and they said that no one’s talking about him backstage and there’s no interest to bring him back to the company. Summing all this up, the conclusion comes out very simple that Ryback back in WWE is as difficult as Dwayne Johnson wrestling full-time nowadays.
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