#171 Vince Russo Part 8

And coming off of your run there, do you ever see yourself – are you fully satisfied now, or do you ever see yourself maybe immersing yourself back into the wrestling business again down the road? And if so, what changes would need to be made, either on your part or on the promotions part?

Joe – I'm totally fine where I am right now.

I even just had a conversation with my wife.

Bro, I feel like a two-ton weight has been lifted off my back with no JCW.

I really do because now it's just the podcasting.

But, bro, I think my problem is

I just see wrestling going down a road that I don't think is a good road.

You know, Joe, nobody's going to be talking about this.

I'm going to talk about this.

Think about if this were baseball, football, hockey, or basketball.

Think about that.

Think about that, bro.

In the last three weeks, we had a wrestler die prematurely, and we know there was something involving the head.

We do know that with the 911 calls.

We don't know anything about an autopsy.

There's been no official word, but in those 911 calls, somebody said about him hitting his head.

That's number one.

Saturday night, we almost see Stephen Borden become paralyzed.

A young 22-year-old kid become paralyzed.

The next day, after working a match, Pac is dead.

Bro, those are three instances in less than three weeks.

Can you imagine if that were any other major sport? They would be stopping everything.

Whoa, what is going on here? We need to take a good look at this.

Not wrestling, bro.

Wrestling is, okay, who's next in that spot? Who's next in that spot? Who's next in that spot? And that's where, bro, it's very difficult for me to sit back and we're going to see more and more and more and more of this when at the end of the day, bro, wrestling was meant to be a work.