Jonathan’s coachman isn’t just angry. He’s tired. And now he’s putting WWE and the TKO group in full blast.
After reporting, WrestleMania 42 surfaced as “Very, very close.” To move to Las Vegas for the second year in a row, the coachman jumped on Twitter and vented. But it didn’t stop there. After two scathing tweets slamming WWE for a setback from New Orleans, the coach dropped the third post (in this video) and directly targeted the fans who defend their moves.
“Emergency Hot Take: For all those who comment that this mania move makes sense, please say this is wrong (this may just be a new segment).” The coachman wrote, attaching a two-minute clip, doubled him and offered a ferocious reality check.
In the video, the coachman dealt with an online backlash on previous posts and aimed to be frustrated with people making excuses for WWE.
“Jonathan’s Coachman. Two emergency will be in one day. This is directly talking to all the people on Twitter who just commented on my last post. “Coach, we had a consecutive WrestleMania venue in the same place before.” Will you really go back to 30 years? ”
“How about New Orleans? Can you imagine the Super Bowl telling Detroit? Do you like it?”
He then praised New Orleans officials for being publicly diplomatic, but he made it clear that there was more frustration behind the scenes.
“I give New Orleans a lot of credit. They say all the right things. “We’re trying to work on our relationship with TKO.” Now, let me tell you this. I still work for WWE.
“I’m currently working with people who worked at WrestleMania in Las Vegas. And you know the feedback I got? It was a nightmare. Logistically – it took me two or three hours beyond a part of the day.
He ended with a brutal takeaway that cuts straight away towards the center of WWE’s motivation.
“There are a lot of reasons why TKO is doing this. There’s nothing for the fans, so stop thinking they’re that. It doesn’t really make much sense right now.
The Coachman explosion was announced at Rock earlier this year following the quiet removal of WWE’s quiet WrestleMania 42 from New Orleans. The WWE and the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation have announced that this event will be “We have moved from the currently scheduled 2026 time frame to a future year.”
Now, all the signs point to Las Vegas regaining WrestleMania next year, with Allegiant Stadium reported in its final talk, which will host the show on April 18th and 19th.
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