Bobby Lashley says he agrees with the Undertaker’s controversial comment on WWE locker room and it is his job to protect the business.
The Undertaker recently made the news regarding his comments on the WWE locker room. He criticized the product for being too soft before going on a rant about how his locker room was filled with men, while the current generation is more obsessed with looking pretty.
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The Wrestling community has been split in the middle. Many have agreed and disagreed with the veteran. WWE US Champion Bobby Lashley is among those who feel the same. While speaking ESPN’s Cheap Heat podcast,Lashley explained the rationale behind his views.
Bobby Lashley says he agrees with the Undertaker’s controversial comment on WWE locker room
“Yeah, I don’t wanna say I agree with him completely — actually I can because it’s Taker. I can say I agree with him. So, I agree with him. You know what? That’s what The Hurt Business is about,” Lashley said. “I mean that’s why we came about because we were like, ‘What are we?’ And I was like, ‘We’re different from this generation.
“Our generation came up — when I was in OVW about to go up on the road, everybody was warning us. They were like, ‘Man, you know JBL, you got Chris Benoit, you have Bob Holly, you have Undertaker, you have Booker T.’ All these guys, not one of these guys are punks,” he continued. “Fit Finlay, [William] Regal, not one of these guys have an ounce of punk in them.
“So, we were all like that’s our generation so coming in now, we were like, ‘We can’t do this generation. We can’t do what this generation is doing.
“We don’t wanna do what this generation is doing, We need to put our style on this generation’ and our style is bring ‘em in the ring and beat ‘em up, and if that can’t make it, they can’t make it because we gotta protect this business.
“Before when I was coming up, all the guys used to say they were beating up the guys coming up because they said they had to protect the business. They had to make sure these guys had the heart to it. We [don’t] want guys in the locker room crying, We don’t want guys that are always b*tching and bellyaching and everything like that. We beat ‘em up and we kick ‘em out.”
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