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One time, Dixie Carter mistook Matt Jackson as a fan and told him to consider getting in the business.
RVD called them out in an interview for looking “like they were out of High School” and they never introduced themselves or shook his hand. This concept seems to bewilder Matt as he describes it, saying he was always cordial with RVD. Matt stresses how mean everyone was to him and Nick online after this.
Matt Jackson describes a time when backstage at a WWE event working as an extra, a “big, intimidating wrestler turned financial commentator, peaked inside the dressing room full of extras and shouted “TNA, TNA, TNA” and then sighed, as a way to put us down.”
Matt Jackson describes another time backstage at a WWE event as an extra, how a “Olympic weightlifter turned wrestler took one look at us and said to himself, “You guys are smaller than my son. And he’s two!” Before walking away.
Matt Jackson details one more backstage WWE story where “a notable wrestler came up to Joey and said, “Who are these two (derogatory gay slur) with you?”
RVD called them out in an interview for looking “like they were out of High School” and they never introduced themselves or shook his hand. This concept seems to bewilder Matt as he describes it, saying he was always cordial with RVD. Matt stresses how mean everyone was to him and Nick online after this.
Matt Jackson describes a time when backstage at a WWE event working as an extra, a “big, intimidating wrestler turned financial commentator, peaked inside the dressing room full of extras and shouted “TNA, TNA, TNA” and then sighed, as a way to put us down.”
Matt Jackson describes another time backstage at a WWE event as an extra, how a “Olympic weightlifter turned wrestler took one look at us and said to himself, “You guys are smaller than my son. And he’s two!” Before walking away.
Matt Jackson details one more backstage WWE story where “a notable wrestler came up to Joey and said, “Who are these two (derogatory gay slur) with you?”
