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On today’s episode of
The Wrestling Inc. Daily, Wrestling Inc. Managing Editor Nick Hausman sat down with former WCW and WWE Tag Team Champion Chuck Palumbo. Palumbo had a short stint in WCW before his two runs in WWE in the early-to-mid 2000s. Palumbo revealed why he left WWE in 2004 and again in 2008.
“The first time, it really wasn’t my choice. I didn’t want to, but they weren’t doing anything with me,” Palumbo noted. “They did for a while, but then it got cut short. I thought the FBI stuff was good. In this business, it’s kind of weird. One or two people, their opinion of you can often dictate your career.
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A “Best of WWE: The Best of the APA” made its WWE Network debut earlier today. The following matches are featured: The Acolytes vs. Kane and X-PAC for the WWE Tag Team Championship, Raw, May 31, 1999 The Acolytes vs. The Hardy Boyz and Michael Hayes for the WWE Tag Team Championship, Fully Loaded 1999 Tag Team Turmoil Match, Summerslam 1999 APA vs. Chuck Palumbo and Sean O’Haire, Invasion 2001 Barroom Brawl Invitational, Vengeance 2003 APA vs. Mean Street Posse, Heat, December 5, 1999 APA and Undertaker vs. FBI, SmackDown June 26, 2003 APA vs. World’s Greatest Tag Team, Tribute to the Troops 2003 );
Randy Orton took to Twitter today, calling out WWE Hall of Famer Steve Austin for not having him on his podcast yet. He said,