I spent a few minutes listening to Shaquille O'Neal's podcast last night after I was alerted to the fact that he talked about the situation between he, Big Show and WWE on it.
Listening to it, I get the feeling that the match is definitely off.
O'Neal did not completely rule out the match, but he did go so far as to state that what ever has gone with his team and WWE is not his fault and that a match between he and Big Show is not looking likely. Or, in his words, 'not looking good.'
This doesn't come across as an angle or promotion at all.
We've seen Big Show and WWE.com using their platform to subtley throw shade at O'Neal and now O'Neal has been forced to defend himself by stating that the match is unlikely to happen and that he isn't at fault for it not happening.
In my opinion, there must have been some sort of hold up during the negotiations. I obviously don't know which side is to blame, but Shaq appears to be suggest that it's on WWE's end.
Tuesday 28 February 2017
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God damn it... I must have bet about £400 for this to happen haha. I guess WWE didn't want it to happen as much as they seemed to.
ReplyDeleteWell played to the people(s) who bet on 'no' at Betfair.
Just noticed the market has been republished at Betfair if anyone wants a bet.
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