Enzo Amore appeared on the “Store Horsemen” podcast to promote his latest book and music he dropped after getting free from all allegations that resulted in WWE departure.
WWE released Enzo Amoore after the rape allegation and the company official said that rape allegation was not the reason behind firing Enzo Amoore. The rape allegation trigger “Enough is Enough” moment and Amoore was hard to work with colleagues.
Enzo Amoore had fights with many WWE wrestlers and unprofessional conduct with many senior wrestlers, and he was thrown out of the locker room, thanks to his bad behaviour.
Amoore on writing his material,
“If you look back at my six-year run in the WWE I never cursed on TV once, never cursed once. The only time I ever cursed was quoting Big Cass, and I called him ‘Casshole’.
I, as a writer, you can attest, when you’re writing for cable TV, you’ve got to find a way to be funny that is a ridiculous challenge when you can’t curse. As a writer for six years, I wrote my TV which I was the only person in the WWE that could probably honestly say since day one in NXT they wrote their material.”
Amoore responds to controversial RAPE ALLEGATIONS that resulted in WWE departure, when he was Cruiserweight Champion.
”You know how scarred I am, bro? I haven’t even talked to a woman in five-six months. I’m out here hitting the repeat list, dawg.”
Author’s Take
I can understand that Enzo Amoore got scared because it put his career on the verge to end. I would have been scared of meeting women, and dating them. The good part is that I have learned at a young age, when I was a student from my friend’s experience, but it was an expensive lesson for Amoore.
You can listen to the entire interview with Enzo Amore embedded below:
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