WWE has released the above new episode of “Street Talk”:
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“Angelo Dawkins & Montez Ford put the NXT Universe’s loyalty to the test in the newest episode of “Street Talk.”
Jericho On What Makes Good Characters
Chris Jericho recently spoke with Pop Mythology to promote his web series “But I’m Chris Jericho”, and during the interview, Jericho had the following to say on what makes for the best wrestling characters:
“Because I’ve come to this realization about Chris Jericho in wrestling or Chris Jericho in FOZZY, that the best characters are your own personality turned up to like 20. Jerry Seinfeld plays Jerry Seinfeld on Seinfeld. There are elements of the real Seinfeld in the role, but they’re exaggerated. So Chris Jericho is the star of the show, and in the universe of the show, but that guy isn’t the guy talking to you now! And it’s fun to play that guy! He’s a little more pompous and he has what they call ‘Lead Singer’s Disease’. He has a little bit of entitlement, arrogance and attitude. I get to play this guy that people don’t like. He always winds up screwing himself and that’s funny. It’s a lot of fun to take the piss out of yourself.”
Pete Dunne Note
WWE UK Champion Pete Dunne noted the following on Twitter:
Officially opening myself up for bookings in Jan and Feb of 2018. [email protected] for enquiries
If you’ve sent me an E-mail regarding bookings recently please resend, getting organised 👌
— Pete Dunne (@PeteDunneYxB) December 6, 2017
Corey Graves Responds to Fan Criticism
Corey Graves has responded to fan criticism of his WWE commentary with the following Tweet:
You’re right. And, despite my awfulness, my paychecks keep growing and clearing. Someone should do something about this. https://t.co/yDBuzyCgDC
— Corey Graves (@WWEGraves) December 20, 2017
I’m finally watching #ClashofChampions. @WWEGraves and @ByronSaxton, YOU ARE AWFUL. Listening to you guys bicker and snipe and shill your side of the spectrum is so grating I’ve decided to watch the rest of the show in Spanish. It’s like listening to two children fight.
— John-Peter Trask (@jpvtrask) December 20, 2017