Bobby Rushley revealed which WWE superstar gave the worst bump of his career.
Hurt Syndicate was recently interviewed with Chris Van Vliet. They talked about the possibility that the group could expand, the possibility that children could enter the business if MVP retired from in-ring action.
Bobby Lashley recalled his match against Big E when asked about the worst collision they had ever shot. He bumped into the stairs and explained that he realized how bad it looked when he later saw the replay.
“One day, a big E slammed me down on the stairs. I don’t know what happened. The corner of the stairs, the metal stairs, he picked me up and he slammed me.
And that was one of the things I thought when I lay down that ground when I hit it, I, am I, am I good? I’m still fine. But when I get it back and I have it on my Instagram, it’s scary. It looked much worse than before. So thank God I was fine after that. I wasn’t hurt at all, but that looks awkward. ”
Shelton Benjamin thought everything was broken.
Shelton Benjamin also answered questions, reminiscing about an indie show in Mexico after his first run at WWE. The ring was double stacked and he collapsed violently on concrete as he tried to roll it there. According to Gold Standard, it was one of the most painful experiences of his life, and he never wrestled in such an environment again.
“This is Mexico. They had a ring and it was like a double stack, so it was ring height above the ring. At some point during the match, they took just enough bumps to roll onto the floor and rolled. [the height].
I came down and splashed over the concrete. It was one of the most painful experiences of my life, I thought everything was broken. So I’d never ever wrestled with one of these things again. ”
Separately, Shelton Benjamin also said of Max Caster that he was not welcomed at AEW when the injured syndicate had not been reformed in the company. Benjamin revealed a behind-the-scenes interaction with Caster, who confirmed his suspicions. You can see what he said about this issue.
