A few weeks going ups and downs, I said this.

Hello Simon Miller here, and I just want to tell you that I saw the video for a brand

new Alias recently, and I'm very excited because while Alias is dead, I can't wait to

see what happens with Alias version 2.

Now, I don't give any nonsense going Simon, I'm pretty sure you just recorded that,

but I feel so over the top because you're wearing the same clothes.

If I said it's an old skit, it's an old skit, jokes aside, I really did say it.

But yes, when WWE was doing all these vignettes with Alias going, oh my god, I'm dead,

I'm going to come back as a new Alias, I gave them the benefit of that and I said, surely

this time they won't screw me over.

And surely this time, we will see a brand new version of Alias, which I was truly excited

about, because somebody somewhere figured out this was the right time to give him a brand

fresh persona that a brand fresh means let me go with it, and I wanted to see what was

going to happen.

And here we are, a few weeks later, and apparently I completely misinterpreted the idea of these

vignettes because when Alias said he was dead, he meant he was actually murdered and he

was never coming back.

And it's fine to appoint, but this happens all the time, meaning that WWE has just

duped us again.

Why?

Here's why.

I don't even know why I'm surprised, because yes, WWE does indeed do this all of the time,

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