Kemo
06-08-2021, 06:31 PM
Aleister Black, aka Tommy End, was the guest on Renee Pacquette’s Oral Sessions podcast released today. During the conversation, Renee asked Black about wrestlers outside WWE he would like to get in the ring with.
“I want to get in the ring with Moose, Callihan, Mox, Omega, Chris Daniels. My god. There is such an array of crazy talent. I think Jungle Boy is great. Hobbs, I think Hobbs is awesome. Brian Cage, Brody King from Ring of Honor. Homicide, I would love to get in there with Homicide, I think Homicide is the OG, I love Homicide, tons of respect. Eddie Kingston is another one.”
Renee then asked Black about wrestlers from NJPW he’d like to face.
“When AEW had Yuji Nagata, I was pretty envious of Mox,” Black said. “That was one of the guys that I looked up to when I was younger. New Japan would be phenomenal. I love Japan, I miss Japan, even thinking about it gives me butterflies.”
Black would not give away any hints as to what the future holds for his career, however.
“So, we don’t know what the future holds at this point. Well, I know a certain part of my future, but I’m not gonna spill the beans here, unfortunately. No exclusives yet.”
Also during the conversation, Black mentioned he doesn’t feel WWE focuses enough on the players around the main talent being pushed.
“I think that the issue is there is not enough focus on the people around the main people who are being pushed,” Black said on the show. “You have to have a continuous stream of people being built up, people being able to get revered by fans and being built up through the eyes of the fans so that people care.”
“Why would you not make everyone you are utilizing strong?” he continued to ask.
“I want to get in the ring with Moose, Callihan, Mox, Omega, Chris Daniels. My god. There is such an array of crazy talent. I think Jungle Boy is great. Hobbs, I think Hobbs is awesome. Brian Cage, Brody King from Ring of Honor. Homicide, I would love to get in there with Homicide, I think Homicide is the OG, I love Homicide, tons of respect. Eddie Kingston is another one.”
Renee then asked Black about wrestlers from NJPW he’d like to face.
“When AEW had Yuji Nagata, I was pretty envious of Mox,” Black said. “That was one of the guys that I looked up to when I was younger. New Japan would be phenomenal. I love Japan, I miss Japan, even thinking about it gives me butterflies.”
Black would not give away any hints as to what the future holds for his career, however.
“So, we don’t know what the future holds at this point. Well, I know a certain part of my future, but I’m not gonna spill the beans here, unfortunately. No exclusives yet.”
Also during the conversation, Black mentioned he doesn’t feel WWE focuses enough on the players around the main talent being pushed.
“I think that the issue is there is not enough focus on the people around the main people who are being pushed,” Black said on the show. “You have to have a continuous stream of people being built up, people being able to get revered by fans and being built up through the eyes of the fans so that people care.”
“Why would you not make everyone you are utilizing strong?” he continued to ask.