Interviews with released Wrestlers on the way out

[PKO]

Does anyone remember when WWE.com used to do this? I had completley forgotten until I was looking through the archive's randomly and stumbled upon a few:

www.wwe.com/inside/news/archive/833462111

www.wwe.com/inside/news/archive/8334621

www.wwe.com/inside/news/archive/833462

www.wwe.com/inside/news/archive/83346211

It's really interesting to read now, but I can't decide whether I like the idea or not. It must have been weird for these wrestlers to be fired by a company, then get interviewed by a part of said company. I can understand why some refused.

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On the Taboo Tuesday 2005 DVD they totally have an interview with Christian talking about his contract expiring and him leaving the WWE.

Kind of glad they don't do that stuff anymore.

[nerdinitupagain]

I like it. One of those little touches that helps the realism of pro-wrestling.

[casualobserver]

If it was the wrestler's decision to leave, I'm fine with it. If they were cut, it's in very poor taste.

[percymania]

I clicked on the first link...

D-Von Dudley refused to comment on WWE’s decision to part ways with himself and Bubba Ray Dudley. When asked if he would change his mind and talk at a future date, D-Von said, “I don’t think I’ll change my mind, ever.” Bubba Ray Dudley has yet to respond to an interview request WWE.com left on his voice mail on Monday. WWE.com hopes to have Bubba Ray’s comments, if he’s willing to talk, posted soon.

Yeah, that's pretty pointless and stupid of them.