Former WWE stars Karl Anderson who is also a two times former raw Tag Team Champion recently talked about his WWE run and compared WWE to a Political Insane Asylum. Anderson who was a famous name in WWE is currently working for various promotions.
Karl Anderson is a very famous name in the world of Tag Team professional wrestling. In spite of being an excellent professional wrestler himself be always focused on Tag Team actions. His tag team pairing with Luke Gallows aka Doc Gallows is famous among all over the world.
Karl Anderson On His WWE Run
Anderson wrestled in various promotions after joining the world of professional wrestling in the year 2000. In 2012 he became a member of one of the most famous stables of the new generation, The Bullet Club. In 2016 he joined WWE along with his Tag Team partner Doc Gallows aka Luke gallows.
Together they became really famous in WWE. They did not use their previous name in the promotion, instead they were simply known as The Club. Together they won the WWE Raw Tag Team Championship two times in total. In 2020 they got released from the promotion and they went on to join the All Elite Wrestling and the Impact Wrestling. They are also working in Japan.
Karl Anderson who is also a two times former raw Tag Team Champion recently talked to Talk’N’Shop podcast where he about his WWE run and compared WWE to a Political Insane Asylum. He said;
“We debuted in the Staples Center. The very next week was England Raw. We were going to attack Roman Reigns that night. He was the WWE Champion at that time. Me and Gallows do whatever we’re told.
“That’s just the way we came up. I didn’t realize WWE was a completely political insane asylum where you weasel around and try to get different things done, which really confused me at first.
“Then I figured it out and was like, ‘wow, this is place is fucked.’ I just asked, ‘Hey, does Vince want us to wear the same exact clothes we wore last week or does he want us to wear different clothes? Why would we wear the same exact clothes, this week? Are we broke? Are we poor? Do we just bring the same clothes?’
“They’re like, ‘Well, what you should do is go in there and talk to him.’ We got an opportunity to walk in with Vince. We sit down and he goes, ‘What can I do for you fellas?’ We go, ‘Well, Vince, we just want to know if you want us to wear the same clothes last week when we debuted.’
“He goes, ‘Jesus Christ, that was easy. Gray for you, black for him. Yes, I wish all these meetings were easy.’ He laughed, big hug. He goes, ‘Is that it?’ ‘Yeah.’ He goes, ‘You guys made a hell of an impact last week, thanks a lot.’ As I walked away, I was like, ‘Fuck, that was an opportunity we missed’ to maybe just talk to him.
“Brother with him a little bit. Just do something. He was almost expecting a complaint or something else. That part has eaten at me forever because that’s the whole American and WWE mentality that I’ve learned to find out the way it’s supposed to be.
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