David Otunga

The Big Show versus Cody Rhodes for the Intercontinental Championship.

David Otunga, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Jack Swagger, Mark Henry and The Miz versus Booker T, Kofi Kingston, The Great Khali, R-Truth, Santino Barella, and Zack Ryder.

God.

What was that, a 12-man tag?

Therefore, we will proceed with a handicap match.

So there you have it, the ruling coming for David Otunga.

And that's not good for Mark Henry, as Henry and Swagger now have to go two on three against Cena, Ryder, and Henry's arch enemy... ...against Swagger.

That's what remains in this elimination matchup here in our main event lobby on Monday Night Raw.

Well, it happened again this week in 2010.

John Cena and David Otunga were the tag team champions.

And basically what we have in the ring right now is David Otunga, John Cena, Heath Slater, Justin Gabriel, and Wade Barrett.

And Wade Barrett, being the leader of the Nexus, I didn't know he had booking powers as well.

This is how it went down.

The right thing? Somebody has to lie down in the middle of the ring.

And that person...

It's David Otunga.

Now, this is an AEW-themed show, so obviously he's not gonna get very specific with WWE, but it is kind of funny because when he does his interview with Rene, he talks about why he made the decision, the decision to leave WWE to go back to AEW.

And when you think about everything that went down, you know, like failing the wellness program, uh, getting suspended, um, not going to shows, you know, people are like, "What do you mean you made the decision?" But again, do you remember the no-compete clause? Do you remember the Matarazzis, like David Otunga and others, that are trying to make it seem like WWE was messed up for giving him that one-year no-compete? Whether it's in character or not, which it's obviously not, but even if it was in character, when you watch Andrade say what he says with Rene and then you think about his actions that led to his firing from WWE, that's why he had the one-year no-compete.

Everything that he did to lead to him leaving WWE is the reason why that one-year no-compete is there.

You know, again, you see the media out there taking these just ridiculously dumb takes on things because it's rage-baiting And oh my God, when we get to the rage baiting about The Rock, holy shit.

Let's talk about it because I listened to the attorney at law.

I'm sorry, the attorney at Raw, Mr. David Otunga.

He broke it down a different kind of way.

All right, we're also going to talk about this 946 thing.

Right.

And then I posted it and started reading people's comments.

And I realized, damn, people who I thought would be on Montez's side are even saying, yo, why would Montez do this? You can see the guy, and I like how David Otunga, the attorney at Raw, put it.

We all know he has a Harvard degree in law.

I gather it was humiliating and like, you know, he talked about how, you know, his kids were harassed at school and he was, you know, joked on at work and all these other things.

I'm not here to say that any, none of those things happened, but there's what like there's multiple counts in this in this lawsuit and some of it when you read through it it's like uh i don't know i don't know and hey man they could just settle with him and this will go away or you know if this does actually go to court um i'm not sure how much of this is going to work uh david otunga did a whole video about it if you haven't seen because this is kind of his wheelhouse of being a lawyer and somebody that has experience working in the business.

And he gave an interesting breakdown of each thing that he's claiming in the lawsuit.

It's an interesting watch.

Like there's the clip that's going around of you know you seeing it from the front with montez and then there's a clip from behind montez and you can see where he makes a little bit more contact with like his knee and his inner leg and that's that's what's going to help or harm his claim that this is you know assault and or battery

and Yeah, I think that's the clip that I saw that was from behind, and you could see a little bit wider of the shot and what's happening there.

Yeah, David Otunga, this is exactly the type of thing that he strives for, lawsuits and connected to the wrestling business, so he would be some good insight into this.

But yeah, it's just interesting, the developments and the language around it that I was like, okay, that's That's putting a lot on it.

I, I made the pitch at, I, I didn't actually put you in the pitch.

I, I, I assume that this would've been a, you know, I, I know David Otunga-

[laughs]

... who I pitched.