Kemo
06-21-2017, 08:35 PM
On the most recent episode of “Dinner With The King,” WWE legendary commentator Jerry Lawler spoke on why he was disappointed in the Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder match and more. Here are the highlights:
On What Current WWE Star Would Fare-well In Old School Memphis:
“A Bray Wyatt, I would have loved to have had the Bray Wyatt character down in Memphis. That would have fit right in what we did and the whole Wyatt Family; any of those guys we could have made a ton of money with in our old-school Memphis days.”
On Why He Was Disappointed In The Women’s MITB Ladder Match:
“That’s one thing that disturbed me and hopefully they will fix that in some kind of way. That’s what WWE has been about, we don’t even call them Divas anymore; it’s the women’s division because it’s about empowering women. So much of the emphasis that the WWE has put on the women’s division has done that. That’s why I was disappointed to see, in the first ever, historic Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, that they had to have a man climb the ladder and retrieve the Money in the Bank briefcase. I’m one of them [people who are upset about the finish].”
On What Current WWE Star Would Fare-well In Old School Memphis:
“A Bray Wyatt, I would have loved to have had the Bray Wyatt character down in Memphis. That would have fit right in what we did and the whole Wyatt Family; any of those guys we could have made a ton of money with in our old-school Memphis days.”
On Why He Was Disappointed In The Women’s MITB Ladder Match:
“That’s one thing that disturbed me and hopefully they will fix that in some kind of way. That’s what WWE has been about, we don’t even call them Divas anymore; it’s the women’s division because it’s about empowering women. So much of the emphasis that the WWE has put on the women’s division has done that. That’s why I was disappointed to see, in the first ever, historic Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, that they had to have a man climb the ladder and retrieve the Money in the Bank briefcase. I’m one of them [people who are upset about the finish].”