View Full Version : WWE released Muhammad Hassan
Your Pal, Carl
09-21-2005, 06:11 PM
WWE announced today that Mark Copani was officially released.
Way to ruin another one, idiots.
UltimateQuintessa
09-21-2005, 06:12 PM
At least Chris Masters and Carlito are still in the mix.
Ziolko
09-21-2005, 06:13 PM
Never saw him in action, but from what I heard WWE creative screwed the pooch with this guy.
Is Davari still employed? I hear he's a great high flyer.
Your Pal, Carl
09-21-2005, 06:15 PM
Is Davari still employed? I hear he's a great high flyer.
And we all know how those type of wrestlers fair in WWE. :roll:
Ziolko
09-21-2005, 06:16 PM
And we all know how those type of wrestlers fair in WWE. :roll:
Hey, a couple fall through the cracks into the limelight (Mysterio, Eddie, Chavo)...
UltimateQuintessa
09-21-2005, 06:17 PM
Hey, a couple fall through the cracks into the limelight (Mysterio, Eddie, Chavo)...
Chavo? I don't know of any Chavo in the WWE but I like this new Kerwin White fella that looks a little like him. ;)
Ziolko
09-21-2005, 06:20 PM
Chavo? I don't know of any Chavo in the WWE but I like this new Kerwin White fella that looks a little like him. ;)
See, that's how out of the loop I am. I forgot he changed his "gimmick" to that.
kubiak
09-21-2005, 06:22 PM
I am not surprised by this. They screwed that whole thing up from day one. Like, worse than they usually do even.
UltimateQuintessa
09-21-2005, 06:23 PM
See, that's how out of the loop I am. I forgot he changed his "gimmick" to that.
Well don't be out of the loop Oct. 3 when Raw moves back home to the USA network. A three hour extravaganza, including the return of Mick Foley, guest spots by Stone Cold, Hogan, and Vince. It's like WWE is trying to bring back the late ninities. All that's missing is the great one.
Your Pal, Carl
09-21-2005, 06:26 PM
With each passing day, the more and more I think WWE is run my 13 year olds.
Aside from not knowing what to do with their own talent, apperantly on Smackdown this week...
Eddie was being examined by a nurse. Apparently the visual is to look like he's getting a handjob.
Could it get any more juvenille?
The answer is yes, because...
after the show was taped they had a dark match where Guerrero ended up leaving before it started claiming he had to go to the bathroom, bad.
kubiak
09-21-2005, 06:28 PM
With each passing day, the more and more I think WWE is run my 13 year olds.
Aside from not knowing what to do with their own talent, apperantly on Smackdown this week...
Eddie was being examined by a nurse. Apparently the visual is to look like he's getting a handjob.
Could it get any more juvenille?
The answer is yes, because...
after the show was taped they had a dark match where Guerrero ended up leaving before it started claiming he had to go to the bathroom, bad.
That's compelling TV right there!
And maybe he really did have to go.
Agent Desmond
09-21-2005, 08:19 PM
Here's the story.
According to John Laurinaitis, Vice President of Talent Relations for World Wrestling Entertainment, Mark Copani, a.k.a. Muhammad Hassan, and WWE have decided to go their separate ways.
Copani, who was last seen at The Great American Bash in late-July, had nothing but positive remarks about his WWE experience in recent phone interview.
“I have a great appreciation for WWE and the way they treated me,” said Copani. “Everybody took care of me even more than they ever had to. I have a great deal of gratitude for the McMahons, the people in the office and the boys in the locker room. I have absolutely no grievances in the way that everything played out. In fact, the split was very amicable. I just thought that it was in my best interest, as well as WWE’s best interest, for us to go our separate ways.”
With WWE now in his past, Copani is heading to Hollywood to pursue a career in acting. But does that mean WWE fans will never see the former Muhammad Hassan in a wrestling ring again?
“Wrestling is in my back pocket for now,” admitted Copani. “Luckily, the door was left open for a return if that is what I wish to do in the future. And if that’s something I wish to do, I know who to call.”
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