Strowman became a hot topic recently as he bragged on Twitter about how gigantic wrestlers like him were far superior to those “floppy floppers,” meaning high-flying stars. Afterward, The Monster of All Monsters’ tweet quickly generated negative feedback from his colleagues, especially the smaller wrestlers from WWE and AEW.
During the latest episode of The Jim Cornette Experience, the former WWE manager emphasized that Strowman’s statements were valid but clarified that the latter was in no position to say such words.
Cornette then recalled a story about how Punk entered AEW and shared advice with his co-workers about working safely but ended up falling on deaf ears.
The 61-year-old delivered a strong message to the high-flyers by saying they should slow down to prolong their lives.
A WWE Hall of Famer took a subtle dig at Braun Strowman on AEW Dynamite
Last week on Dynamite, Jeff Jarrett cut a promo addressing his allies, Jay Lethal, Sonjay Dutt, Satnam Singh, and his rivals, Sting and Darby Allin.
During the segment, the WWE legend called for Singh to step up and said that he’s a legitimate giant. Jarrett said that the Indian was not a “make-believe monster who wears red skinny jeans,” seemingly referencing Braun Strowman.
After last Wednesday’s episode, The Monster of All Monsters didn’t respond to the cheeky jab, especially on social media.
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