ANDY LEAVINE FALA SOBRE A SUA SAÍDA DA WWE

Andy Leavine, o vencedor da última temporada do Tough Enough, que foi recentemente despedido pela WWE, falou ao "The Full Nelson" e abordou a sua saída da companhia de Vince McMahon. Ele disse que os responsáveis da WWE acreditam que ele precisa de ganhar mais experiência fora da empresa para evoluir.

Aqui ficam os principais destaques:

Sobre as noticias da sua saída da WWE e porque razão aconteceu: "To be honest, man, I wish I knew the whole story of why I was released. It was one of those things where (John) Laurinaitus called me up and told me I wasn't progressing enough down there at FCW. So, they released me to go out on the independent scene and gain a little experience. ... Yeah (I was released over the phone)." 


Sobre as razões que lhe deram para o seu despedimento: "To be honest with you, for whatever reason, FCW wasn't a good fit for me. I was born and raised in Tampa and it just wasn't a good environment for me. I was only wrestling maybe once every two or three weeks. When you're breaking into something, that's no way to learn. Kind of struggling and whatnot. To be honest with you, I think it was the best thing for me."

 O que planeia fazer agora que foi despedido:"Just go out there and work, man -- have matches. It's the only way you get better at something. Back when I played football, the only way you learned is getting your ass on the fire. That's what I intend to do. "I've been in contact with a couple of different promotions -- UCW and CPR in Puerto Rico. So, I think I'm going to be heading down to Puerto Rico on the 14th of July. Hopefully, I'll get a chance to work and earn my grit." 

Sobre com quem falou desde que saiu da companhia: "I've heard from Matt from Tough Enough. He gave me a bit of encouragement. He was a really cool guy on the show and he's a cool dude in real life. I heard from a couple of guys from WWE developmental. I talked to Bill DeMott and he encouraged me to keep at it. He said that a lot of people out there liked me, but they want me to go out and get a little more experience."