Aleister Black + Takeovers: vs Hideo Itami | NXT Takeover: Brooklyn III (August 19, 2017)
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Aleister Black + Takeovers: vs Hideo Itami | NXT Takeover: Brooklyn III (August 19, 2017)
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The only thing I hear when people say “I hate professional wrestling” is “I hate fun”
WHAT IF: WRESTLING AU // After the confirmed signing of Prince Devitt, a seemingly bitter Chris Jericho decides to call out the newest NXT singee on Twitter. While comparing various similarities between the two men, Jericho claims that Devitt’s success is all thanks to ideas copied from him. This leads to weeks of Jericho bringing up these issues over Twitter, whereas Devitt has yet to responded to any of the claims made by Jericho. Not only does this infuriate Jericho further, but it leads to him speaking out against the “wannabe” on RAW. However, what Chris Jericho wasn’t prepared for was capturing the attention of Devitt, who has decided to finally let his actions speak louder than his words.
Imagine turning the channel expecting to see 24 or Suits on the USA Network, and you see this instead.
“Don’t forget my face,don’t forget my name!”
“My entire WWE career has been about making history and overcoming the odds. Everytime someone said, ‘You can’t do that’, I said:
’WATCH ME’”.