>"You know, one of the big things that turned me onto them and made me consider going there, was you know... unfortunately we, the wrestling world, lost Brodie Lee last November, last December, I'm sorry. His sickness and everything that came with it was known in the company, but they kept it so secret. Wrestlers will always tell you, 'Oh the boys, we're a big family, we care about each other in the wrestling business..." And none of that is entirely true, but to see everyone in the company band together just to keep a secret about somebody's health, I was blown away by that. I was blown away that it wasn't plastered all over every single website, and it was just kept secret. That made me go, 'Well there's something to that locker room.'"
Not even a year later he was tearing that same lockeroom apart and running to the sheets every week. Dickhead.
