Well, it was another horrible 15th of April, because exactly one year to the day, since WWE

made a huge round of releases in 2020.

In 2021, they said goodbye to Samoa Joe, they said goodbye to the Iconics, they said

goodbye to Mojo Rawley, they said goodbye to Tucker, they said goodbye to Kalisto, they

said goodbye to Mickey James, they said goodbye to Chelsea Green, they said goodbye to Wesley

Blake, and they said goodbye to Bo Dallas.

Before we get into all of these two, these crazy people on the internet that seemed

to revel in this need to go out there and get a clue.

I don't care if you are a fan of this wrestler or not, these are real people with real jobs

and real livelihoods, there is no entertainment and there is no enjoyment when somebody gets

fired for goodness sake.

And sure we've now learned this is part of the business and some people are going to

come into the company and others are going to leave, but that doesn't mean that WWE

isn't occasionally shooting itself in the foot or that WWE isn't creating its own problem.

Why?

Here's why.

Now for starters, doing this exactly 365 days after you did it in 2020 is not good for anyone,

because mere days after the highs of WrestleMania when we were celebrating the return of fans

and a bunch of good matches and some terrific title wins, well you're feeling just hit a

roadblock because you're like well, that's not what I wanted to see, these poor, bored

people.

And I don't want to get into a situation where I get all hyped for Mania, enjoy the thing

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