Rollins - "We're Roc-A-Fella, we're Cash Money, we No Limit"
Jul 18, 2019 17:40:49 GMT -5
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Post by Deleted on Jul 18, 2019 17:40:49 GMT -5
We've had all this wild negative Rollins news lately, let's see how this one turns out. I'm loving all this Rollins stuff lol.
sports.yahoo.com/seth-rollins-qa-were-the-new-york-yankees-its-easy-to-hate-us-194625313.html
Here's some notable parts.
YS: With Raw Reunion coming up this Monday, who are you most excited to see backstage?
Seth Rollins: Kelly Kelly. No, I’m just kidding. Kelly Kelly is great, don’t get me wrong.
I grew up watching Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, Stone Cold. It’s always good to have those guys around because they really add a good bit of energy to the locker room, backstage area and with the boys. It eases the tension a little bit. I’m looking forward to having a fun afternoon.
YS: What is it like to have those legends backstage on what would normally be just your standard episode of Raw?
SR: It just lightens the mood and feel fun for a day. Not that work’s not fun, but we do this year-round and you end up in a situation where you get caught up in the rat race. Everybody’s trying to focus on working hard and you forget to have fun sometimes. Having them backstage always seems to make everybody a little lighter on their feet. I’m looking forward to engaging with those guys, picking their brain and having a good time.
Seth Rollins: Kelly Kelly. No, I’m just kidding. Kelly Kelly is great, don’t get me wrong.
I grew up watching Hulk Hogan, Shawn Michaels, Stone Cold. It’s always good to have those guys around because they really add a good bit of energy to the locker room, backstage area and with the boys. It eases the tension a little bit. I’m looking forward to having a fun afternoon.
YS: What is it like to have those legends backstage on what would normally be just your standard episode of Raw?
SR: It just lightens the mood and feel fun for a day. Not that work’s not fun, but we do this year-round and you end up in a situation where you get caught up in the rat race. Everybody’s trying to focus on working hard and you forget to have fun sometimes. Having them backstage always seems to make everybody a little lighter on their feet. I’m looking forward to engaging with those guys, picking their brain and having a good time.
YS: Is that why you think there’s become somewhat of a sentiment online where it’s “cool” to hate WWE?
SR: We’re the New York Yankees. It’s easy to hate the New England Patriots. We’re those teams, we’re the dynasty. It’s easy to hate us, but we’re still the most popular company in the world at what we do. We’re so far beyond being a wrestling company that it’s very easy to point the finger and hate on us. That’s the cool thing to do, it makes perfect sense to me, it’s how it’s always been in sports and entertainment, you always hate the big guy. It’s fine, I’m not upset about it at all.
I just want people to understand and appreciate the things we go through and the fact that we’re always trying to do our best. Nobody is taking it easy, nobody is just getting by. Everybody from top to bottom, every department in the entire company is putting in as much work as they possibly can to make this the best.
SR: We’re the New York Yankees. It’s easy to hate the New England Patriots. We’re those teams, we’re the dynasty. It’s easy to hate us, but we’re still the most popular company in the world at what we do. We’re so far beyond being a wrestling company that it’s very easy to point the finger and hate on us. That’s the cool thing to do, it makes perfect sense to me, it’s how it’s always been in sports and entertainment, you always hate the big guy. It’s fine, I’m not upset about it at all.
I just want people to understand and appreciate the things we go through and the fact that we’re always trying to do our best. Nobody is taking it easy, nobody is just getting by. Everybody from top to bottom, every department in the entire company is putting in as much work as they possibly can to make this the best.
YS: What was the discussion leading up to the match, particularly with Becky Lynch taking the finisher from Corbin? Is that evidence of creative changes in WWE with Paul Heyman and Eric Bischoff coming back into the fold?
SR: I’ll tell you what that’s evidence of for me, the way I see it anyway. It’s the power that the Women’s Evolution has had on our industry and our sport. The fact that they have been able to push the company so far that they believe in the women to stand toe-to-toe with the men like that. That it’s OK, that Becky Lynch is so cool and so tough that she can take Baron Corbin’s finish and be at Raw the next night.
The fact that we’ve gotten there is proof of how hard these women have worked to show that they’re not just eye-candy, not just wrestling in bra-and-panties matches, that they’re not Divas, that they are real athletes who put in as much work as the men do and they deserve the same opportunities. The fact that they worked so hard and they’ve knocked it out of the park every single time. Kudos to the women for that and putting themselves in the position that we now see them as peers. That’s a really awesome thing for them and another step forward in the Women’s Evolution for them.
I don’t give the credit to creative, I don’t give the credit to anybody, not Vince [McMahon], not Paul, not Eric. I give all of the credit to the girls, they did that for themselves and I’m proud of them for it.
SR: I’ll tell you what that’s evidence of for me, the way I see it anyway. It’s the power that the Women’s Evolution has had on our industry and our sport. The fact that they have been able to push the company so far that they believe in the women to stand toe-to-toe with the men like that. That it’s OK, that Becky Lynch is so cool and so tough that she can take Baron Corbin’s finish and be at Raw the next night.
The fact that we’ve gotten there is proof of how hard these women have worked to show that they’re not just eye-candy, not just wrestling in bra-and-panties matches, that they’re not Divas, that they are real athletes who put in as much work as the men do and they deserve the same opportunities. The fact that they worked so hard and they’ve knocked it out of the park every single time. Kudos to the women for that and putting themselves in the position that we now see them as peers. That’s a really awesome thing for them and another step forward in the Women’s Evolution for them.
I don’t give the credit to creative, I don’t give the credit to anybody, not Vince [McMahon], not Paul, not Eric. I give all of the credit to the girls, they did that for themselves and I’m proud of them for it.