Paul Heyman attacked Jordan Peterson, Ben Shapiro, and Andrew Tate on WWE SmackDown, stating none of them would have the balls to fight WWE Champion Roman Reigns, and comparing them to Reigns’ upcoming opponent Logan Paul. He mentioned Peterson going on about the ‘pussification’ of men.
"Andrew Tate would never have the balls to fight The Tribal Chief, @WWERomanReigns" @HeymanHustle | #SmackDown pic.twitter.com/Bh7Sb7hUFd
— WWE on FOX (@WWEonFOX) October 8, 2022
"Jordan Peterson would never have the balls to right Roman. I'd LOVE to have Ben Shapiro on an open mic, and HE wouldn't have the balls to fight Roman. The less said about Andrew Tate, the better. But HE wouldn't fight Roman." Paul isn't popular w/the Dark Web. #SmackDown
— Carl Gorney (@buffalocharging) October 8, 2022
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Ex-WWE star reveals how Shane McMahon helped him backstage
Former WWE star Duke “The Dumpster” Droese recently revealed that Shane McMahon was the brain behind his Monday Night RAW vignettes. Shane O’Mac became known to wrestling fans during the tail end of the 90s, for his heel work alongside his father, then WWE Chairman Vince McMahon. His high-flying antics and breathtaking stunts even took him to the odd-title reign during his various tenures in the family business. However, Shane’s in-ring exploits were not his only duties within the company.
During a recent interview with The A2TheK Wrestling show, former WWE star Duke “The Dumpster” Droese discussed some of the other duties that Shane O’Mac carried out behind the scenes. He was asked about the promotional vignettes that aired featuring The Dumpster, he noted that it was Shane’s idea. He went on to state that the young McMahon was working in all aspects of the company at the time in an effort to learn the business.
“Shane McMahon, he produced them. When I flew up to do my vingettes he came to pick me up and I rode around with him all day. He was working at the studio then. At that point, I think Shane was working in all the different aspects of the company one-by-one, y’know?” he said.
