Kemo
02-02-2024, 09:59 PM
Shawn Michaels was asked about the Vince McMahon allegations during the NXT Vengeance Day media call on Thursday and answered them head on.
The first three questions of the call were all in relation to the recent heinous allegations made about Michaels' former boss. One of which was if he talked to his NXT roster about it after all the news broke last Thursday. Michaels said he hadn't had conversations with the talent about it, but everyone is well-aware of all the controversy.
"It's incredibly sad situation. I can sit here and go like, you know, 'It sucks,' but we have always again, and I've mentioned it to you all in the past that we take all of the youth that come through here incredibly serious because this is a tough line of work regardless of what's going on, just leaving home and coming here and pursuing your dreams is, is a big thing that we take incredibly serious here."
The 4-time World Champion spoke about WWE prospects being vulnerable and knows the importance of continuing to attract the Superstars of tomorrow.
"We understand young men and women that come through our doors are impressible. So we absolutely certainly encouraged the openness and again, telling everybody to please again, tell us the truth, you know, and let us know how we can help, but that's something that again has been here for a long time, and we continue to do our best to improve on that because it is, it's one of the most important things to me is to be able to ask those questions."
Michaels also went on to say that he doesn't care if people think talent today are softer because of the positive culture he tries to cultivate down in NXT, but it's for their own betterment.
Michaels did close out the call by saying this was toughest media call he's done to date and understood that tough questions needed to be asked.
The first three questions of the call were all in relation to the recent heinous allegations made about Michaels' former boss. One of which was if he talked to his NXT roster about it after all the news broke last Thursday. Michaels said he hadn't had conversations with the talent about it, but everyone is well-aware of all the controversy.
"It's incredibly sad situation. I can sit here and go like, you know, 'It sucks,' but we have always again, and I've mentioned it to you all in the past that we take all of the youth that come through here incredibly serious because this is a tough line of work regardless of what's going on, just leaving home and coming here and pursuing your dreams is, is a big thing that we take incredibly serious here."
The 4-time World Champion spoke about WWE prospects being vulnerable and knows the importance of continuing to attract the Superstars of tomorrow.
"We understand young men and women that come through our doors are impressible. So we absolutely certainly encouraged the openness and again, telling everybody to please again, tell us the truth, you know, and let us know how we can help, but that's something that again has been here for a long time, and we continue to do our best to improve on that because it is, it's one of the most important things to me is to be able to ask those questions."
Michaels also went on to say that he doesn't care if people think talent today are softer because of the positive culture he tries to cultivate down in NXT, but it's for their own betterment.
Michaels did close out the call by saying this was toughest media call he's done to date and understood that tough questions needed to be asked.