“WWE NXT” commentator and former WCW star Booker T has vowed to by no means be part of any “Darkish Aspect of the Ring” reveals going ahead.
Booker T, on his “Corridor of Fame” present, mentioned the latest “Who Killed WCW?” docuseries, the place the Corridor of Famer categorically acknowledged that he will not be part of any future reveals involving those who produced the present. He believes that his phrases had been taken out of context within the docuseries. The previous WCW World Heavyweight Champion was sad with the narrative within the present concerning the controversial Bash on the Seaside pay-per-view in 2000.
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“I do not signify something [concerned] with the ‘Darkish Aspect of the Ring,'” Booker T started. “Solely motive I did this one is as a result of it had one thing to do with The Rock and Brian Gewirtz, who had one thing to do with it as properly. So I trusted them to place my phrases in context; it was taken out of context. That is the one motive why I by no means did something with ‘Darkish Aspect of the Ring.’ And simply occurring document: I’ll by no means do something with ‘Darkish Aspect of the Ring’ ever once more, going ahead.”
Booker T wasn’t happy with Eric Bichoff’s feedback concerning him on the “Who Killed WCW?” collection, the place the previous WCW supremo had stated that he was happy with the choice to have Hulk Hogan win the title at Bash on the Seaside over Booker T.
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The latest “Who Killed WCW” collection was developed by the creators of the “Darkish Aspect of the Ring,” and was produced by Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s Seven Bucks Productions and aired on Vice TV. Booker T is not the one former WCW worker who has been disgruntled with the “Who Killed WCW” collection as AEW commentator Tony Schiavone — who labored in WCW — can also be not a fan of the “Darkish Aspect of the Ring” creators, calling their reveals a “hatchet job.”
