a blog from shad gaspard

[machinegun]

That dude has terrible grammar.

Maybe he's just keeping up with his gimmick though.

[Mozenrath]

Cade and Murdoch have been said to be really popular with the higher ups, by all accounts, as they're said to be respectful and constantly studying old tapes to learn new tricks. That might be why they didn't get in trouble, if it was a fight, or perhaps they didn't start it.

Cade is HBK's boy, so that might be why, for you conspiracy buffs out there.

[azz0r]

Terrible spelling to.

PWTorch.com reports that the Cryme Tyme release stemmed from actions the tag team performed following their Terre Haute house show match against Cade and Murdoch.

According to the Torch report, the two teams had reportedly been developing heat with each other over the course of the past few weeks. That built into an incident prior to the match, in which Shad Gaspard told Lance Cade that "what happens in the ring happens," essentially implying that there might be some stiff shots exchanged. Cade mocked Gaspard's threat in front of a number of wrestlers backstage.

In order to get back at Cryme Tyme for what they perceived as a threat, Cade and Murdoch met with the referee and arranged a rib. Essentially, the plan was to "fast count" while JTG was out of the ring, resulting in a count out loss for Cryme Tyme; Cryme Tyme was unaware of this plan until it was executed in front of the live audience.

In what sources say was a move to save face, Cryme Tyme then decided, without telling the referee, to execute their finishing move on him (they reportedly did so safely, but it was still unexpected). They also tossed his belt into the crowd.

Words were exchanged in the backstage area following the segment, and WWE management eventually made the call to release Cryme Tyme, who were reportedly on thin ice with management anyway due to what some backstage perceived as an attitude problem. The tag team was reportedly unhappy and surprised with WWE's decision.

The increased scrutiny on WWE stemming from the Benoit tragedy, the Congressional investigation and the recent steroid controversy has resulted in a zero-tolerance policy backstage.

[The Great El' PANDA King]

azz0r said:

Terrible spelling to.

PWTorch.com reports that the Cryme Tyme release stemmed from actions the tag team performed following their Terre Haute house show match against Cade and Murdoch.

According to the Torch report, the two teams had reportedly been developing heat with each other over the course of the past few weeks. That built into an incident prior to the match, in which Shad Gaspard told Lance Cade that "what happens in the ring happens," essentially implying that there might be some stiff shots exchanged. Cade mocked Gaspard's threat in front of a number of wrestlers backstage.

In order to get back at Cryme Tyme for what they perceived as a threat, Cade and Murdoch met with the referee and arranged a rib. Essentially, the plan was to "fast count" while JTG was out of the ring, resulting in a count out loss for Cryme Tyme; Cryme Tyme was unaware of this plan until it was executed in front of the live audience.

In what sources say was a move to save face, Cryme Tyme then decided, without telling the referee, to execute their finishing move on him (they reportedly did so safely, but it was still unexpected). They also tossed his belt into the crowd.

Words were exchanged in the backstage area following the segment, and WWE management eventually made the call to release Cryme Tyme, who were reportedly on thin ice with management anyway due to what some backstage perceived as an attitude problem. The tag team was reportedly unhappy and surprised with WWE's decision.

The increased scrutiny on WWE stemming from the Benoit tragedy, the Congressional investigation and the recent steroid controversy has resulted in a zero-tolerance policy backstage.

So they attacked a referee and forcefully took his belt?

Heh, yeah, I guess that's good enough to be kicked out.

And Cade's loved backstage, so I wouldn't think he would get into too much trouble. Both teams are in the wrong, but because Cryme Tyme actually did something to a ref who didn't know what was going on, they need to get punished somewhat.

[Chucklehead,baby!!!]

azz0r said:

Terrible spelling to.

PWTorch.com reports that the Cryme Tyme release stemmed from actions the tag team performed following their Terre Haute house show match against Cade and Murdoch.

According to the Torch report, the two teams had reportedly been developing heat with each other over the course of the past few weeks. That built into an incident prior to the match, in which Shad Gaspard told Lance Cade that "what happens in the ring happens," essentially implying that there might be some stiff shots exchanged. Cade mocked Gaspard's threat in front of a number of wrestlers backstage.

In order to get back at Cryme Tyme for what they perceived as a threat, Cade and Murdoch met with the referee and arranged a rib. Essentially, the plan was to "fast count" while JTG was out of the ring, resulting in a count out loss for Cryme Tyme; Cryme Tyme was unaware of this plan until it was executed in front of the live audience.

In what sources say was a move to save face, Cryme Tyme then decided, without telling the referee, to execute their finishing move on him (they reportedly did so safely, but it was still unexpected). They also tossed his belt into the crowd.

Words were exchanged in the backstage area following the segment, and WWE management eventually made the call to release Cryme Tyme, who were reportedly on thin ice with management anyway due to what some backstage perceived as an attitude problem. The tag team was reportedly unhappy and surprised with WWE's decision.

The increased scrutiny on WWE stemming from the Benoit tragedy, the Congressional investigation and the recent steroid controversy has resulted in a zero-tolerance policy backstage.

i call bollocks on cade and murdock and the ref trying to pull one over on cryme tyme. if they're mad over the way cryme tyme got back at them,then maybe they shouldnt have tried to pull a rib like that in the first place. zero tolerance,yet batista is getting "steroids" chants all over the country

[machinegun]

What a bunch of idiots

[DrewVonAwesome]

azz0r said:

Terrible spelling to.

PWTorch.com reports that the Cryme Tyme release stemmed from actions the tag team performed following their Terre Haute house show match against Cade and Murdoch.

According to the Torch report, the two teams had reportedly been developing heat with each other over the course of the past few weeks. That built into an incident prior to the match, in which Shad Gaspard told Lance Cade that "what happens in the ring happens," essentially implying that there might be some stiff shots exchanged. Cade mocked Gaspard's threat in front of a number of wrestlers backstage.

In order to get back at Cryme Tyme for what they perceived as a threat, Cade and Murdoch met with the referee and arranged a rib. Essentially, the plan was to "fast count" while JTG was out of the ring, resulting in a count out loss for Cryme Tyme; Cryme Tyme was unaware of this plan until it was executed in front of the live audience.

In what sources say was a move to save face, Cryme Tyme then decided, without telling the referee, to execute their finishing move on him (they reportedly did so safely, but it was still unexpected). They also tossed his belt into the crowd.

Words were exchanged in the backstage area following the segment, and WWE management eventually made the call to release Cryme Tyme, who were reportedly on thin ice with management anyway due to what some backstage perceived as an attitude problem. The tag team was reportedly unhappy and surprised with WWE's decision.

The increased scrutiny on WWE stemming from the Benoit tragedy, the Congressional investigation and the recent steroid controversy has resulted in a zero-tolerance policy backstage.

Wow... how very lame of Cade and Murdoch. I mean I can somewhat see why the WWE would let go of Cryme Tyme at that point. Doing a move on anyone at any point without them knowing about it ahead of time is never smart. But what Cade and Murdoch set up was equally messed up. I hope right now the two of them are on a very short leech.

Sucks too, even if his grammar isn't up to par Shad sounds like a smart guy. Good for him to not burn bridges, and show a lot of professionalism.

[Steveweiser]

BAH GOD KANG, IT'S THE TERRA HAUTE SCREWJOB!!!

[The Great El' PANDA King]

Am I the only one who kinda loves how these two actually took their feud into real life? And in the end, Cade and Murdoch, with their heel tricks, defeated the two guys from Downtown and got them out of the WWE.

And then Cryme Tyme actually kept their gimmicks in real life, attacked the referee and threw his belt into the crowd.

In a way, Cade and Murdoch screwed Cryme Tyme with their brains.

[Mozenrath]

magicallystoopid said:

azz0r said:

Terrible spelling to.

Wow... how very lame of Cade and Murdoch. I mean I can somewhat see why the WWE would let go of Cryme Tyme at that point. Doing a move on anyone at any point without them knowing about it ahead of time is never smart. But what Cade and Murdoch set up was equally messed up. I hope right now the two of them are on a very short leech.

Sucks too, even if his grammar isn't up to par Shad sounds like a smart guy. Good for him to not burn bridges, and show a lot of professionalism.

Cade and Murdoch are old school guys, mentality wise. For better ro wrose, that's how hey did it back then.

Sorry to disappoint you, but most wrestlers would of done the same, especially the old school guys.

[Mozenrath]

cenaismyrunonname said:

Am I the only one who kinda loves how these two actually took their feud into real life? And in the end, Cade and Murdoch, with their heel tricks, defeated the two guys from Downtown and got them out of the WWE.

And then Cryme Tyme actually kept their gimmicks in real life, attacked the referee and threw his belt into the crowd.

In a way, Cade and Murdoch screwed Cryme Tyme with their brains.

You know, that's kinda funny.

A fast count at a house show is not a big deal. There have been many worse pranks.

[Chucklehead,baby!!!]

magicallystoopid said:

azz0r said:

Terrible spelling to.

Wow... how very lame of Cade and Murdoch. I mean I can somewhat see why the WWE would let go of Cryme Tyme at that point. Doing a move on anyone at any point without them knowing about it ahead of time is never smart. But what Cade and Murdoch set up was equally messed up. I hope right now the two of them are on a very short leech.

Sucks too, even if his grammar isn't up to par Shad sounds like a smart guy. Good for him to not burn bridges, and show a lot of professionalism.

agreed. ribs are pulled all the time,this is by far NOT the worst rib ever. if thats the case then how come blackman and JBL werent fired over fighting in a luggage terminal at an airport cuz JBL did something to blackmans luggage? rib is a harmless joke,only thing that may get hurt is pride but never costing a job.

[machinegun]

This is bullshit. If I were Cryme Tyme I would be pissed as hell.

Seriously, if you're gonna do this to Cryme Tyme then f***ing make Cade/Murdoch drop the straps and fire there asses too.

This is f***ed up. I don't even care if Cryme Tyme is gone but this is moronic

[The Great El' PANDA King]

Cryme Tyme, in a way, assaulted the referee. It wasn't in the script, and it could of VERY WELL ended bad.

The heels win once more.

Now bring on Londrick, and I'm sure they wouldn't snap.

This is bullcrap. If I were Cryme Tyme I would be pissed as hell.

Seriously, if you're gonna do this to Cryme Tyme then smurfing make Cade/Murdoch drop the straps and fire there asses too.

This is smurfed up. I don't even care if Cryme Tyme is gone but this is moronic

They assaulted a referee and stole his belt...without him knowing.

[Mozenrath]

machinegun said:

This is bullcrap. If I were Cryme Tyme I would be pissed as hell.

Seriously, if you're gonna do this to Cryme Tyme then smurfing make Cade/Murdoch drop the straps and fire there asses too.

This is smurfed up. I don't even care if Cryme Tyme is gone but this is moronic

Let's look at this like adults.

Cade and Murdoch, instead of just stiffing Cryme Tyme, and likely winning easily, had a joke fast count.

Cryme Tyme attacked a referee and threw his belt into the crowd, without his consent.

Which is worse, again?

[Super Nimieboo]

acealive1 said:

cenaismyrunonname said:

That makes no sense. Cryme Tyme was pushed.

i dont get it. when i was in school and there was a fight.......BOTH parties got punished. if not,that's called favoritism.

That's the wrestling business!
(and business in general, favoritism is the word)

[The Great El' PANDA King]

kiddobradley said:

machinegun said:

This is bullcrap. If I were Cryme Tyme I would be pissed as hell.

Seriously, if you're gonna do this to Cryme Tyme then smurfing make Cade/Murdoch drop the straps and fire there asses too.

This is smurfed up. I don't even care if Cryme Tyme is gone but this is moronic

Let's look at this like adults.

Cade and Murdoch, instead of just stiffing Cryme Tyme, and likely winning easily, had a joke fast count.

Cryme Tyme attacked a referee and threw his belt into the crowd, without his consent.

Which is worse, again?

The people physically attacking a referee, EVEN IN A SAFE WAY, without the dude knowing.

And then stealing his belt.

The ribbing is pretty silly and mean, but Cryme Tyme should of known how to keep control and actually be the bigger men.

[EJS]

Sounds like it's Shad's fault for threatening to shoot on them. I do find it funny that C&M's response to such a threat is to arrange a shoot of their own. Though at least theirs was non-violent.

[Super Nimieboo]

cenaismyrunonname said:

Cryme Tyme, in a way, assaulted the referee. It wasn't in the script, and it could of VERY WELL ended bad.

The heels win once more.

Now bring on Londrick, and I'm sure they wouldn't snap.

This is bullcrap. If I were Cryme Tyme I would be pissed as hell.

Seriously, if you're gonna do this to Cryme Tyme then smurfing make Cade/Murdoch drop the straps and fire there asses too.

This is smurfed up. I don't even care if Cryme Tyme is gone but this is moronic

They assaulted a referee and stole his belt...without him knowing.

Are we totally sure Paul is stable?

[DrewVonAwesome]

kiddobradley said:

magicallystoopid said:

Wow... how very lame of Cade and Murdoch. I mean I can somewhat see why the WWE would let go of Cryme Tyme at that point. Doing a move on anyone at any point without them knowing about it ahead of time is never smart. But what Cade and Murdoch set up was equally messed up. I hope right now the two of them are on a very short leech.

Sucks too, even if his grammar isn't up to par Shad sounds like a smart guy. Good for him to not burn bridges, and show a lot of professionalism.

Cade and Murdoch are old school guys, mentality wise. For better ro wrose, that's how hey did it back then.

Sorry to disappoint you, but most wrestlers would of done the same, especially the old school guys.

Yeah but that still doesn't mean they should do it. The situation would be like me pranking someone at work, and the victim gets fired simply because he didn't like getting pranked. While I got away with it scot free.

Just because it's 'old school', or it's a tradition, or whatever doesn't automatically mean it's right.