Post by hbk on Jul 7, 2006 9:58:59 GMT -5
Source: PWTorch.com
Although Paul Heyman has not revealed his true feelings regarding losing power within the ECW brand, wrestlers say that Heyman's always in a "fake good mood" backstage.
Last week, his presence in the lockerroom was described as resembling a "whipped puppy dog" - he did not strongly react to McMahon's assuming of creative duties.
He had a larger role this week, although he still has very limited power. He's not even producing the announcing for Joey Styles and Tazz, a role most assumed would undoubtedly belong to Heyman.
Although Paul Heyman has not revealed his true feelings regarding losing power within the ECW brand, wrestlers say that Heyman's always in a "fake good mood" backstage.
Last week, his presence in the lockerroom was described as resembling a "whipped puppy dog" - he did not strongly react to McMahon's assuming of creative duties.
He had a larger role this week, although he still has very limited power. He's not even producing the announcing for Joey Styles and Tazz, a role most assumed would undoubtedly belong to Heyman.
