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Dash Wilder Argues With Sam Roberts Over ‘Championship’ or ‘Belt’ Terms, Jim Cornette on Why They’re Belts

UPDATE: Jim Cornette also decided to share his opinion on the earlier argument between Dash Wilder and Sam Roberts, which you can see below. His comments sound like what you would expect from Cornette.
Cornette wrote, “They’re f***ing belts, and it’s a shame even uneducated rasslers think they’re “titles” because Vince thinks the word “belt” is too “rasslin”. Here’s to the Revival for having enough restraint not to choke a sumbitch who calls a belt a “title”.”
They're fucking belts, and it's a shame even uneducated rasslers think they're "titles" because Vince thinks the word "belt" is too "rasslin". Here's to the Revival for having enough restraint not to choke a sumbitch who calls a belt a "title". https://t.co/L7CULC3f4I
— Jim Cornette (@TheJimCornette) February 26, 2020
There are also some additional comments by Dash Wilder on the matter, which you can see below.
Belts https://t.co/5cDZaLcUQs
— Daniel “Cash” Wheeler (@CashWheelerFTR) February 26, 2020
Good thing I don’t give a shit 😘 https://t.co/VBFhWq3DLb
— Daniel “Cash” Wheeler (@CashWheelerFTR) February 26, 2020
ORIGINAL: The Revival member Dash Wilder wasn’t happy with Sam Roberts and got into an argument with him on social media after Roberts responded to a clip on the Toronto Raptors social media account. The clip shows the rapper, Drake, heading into the Scotiabank Arena on Tuesday with some WWE titles for the Raptors vs. Bucks game. The caption for the tweet reads, We got belts too. #WeTheNorth @Drake @WWE”
Later on, Sam Roberts used the old Vince McMahon line about seeing wrestling titles as “championships” and not “belts,” writing, “Belts hold up your pants. Those are championships.”
The Revival’s Dash Wilder took exception to Sam Roberts’ tweet. He wrote in response, “No, they’re belts. Just like every legendary PROFESSIONAL WRESTLER I’ve ever watched said. Championship belt.”
Roberts would tweet back at Wilder, only writing, “Sports entertainers.” This was followed by Wilder’s tweet, stating, “Sam, I don’t want to punch you, but yes I do.” After that, WWE Superstar Aiden English chimed in and tried to make peace. He tweeted, “You want old school word ‘belts’ …he wants the corporate word ‘title’ — can we just invent a new one? …Championship Bandoliers?” You can see that full exchange below.
Belts hold up your pants. Those are championships. https://t.co/qMVg4WOMW7
— Sam Roberts (@notsam) February 26, 2020
No, they’re belts. Just like every legendary PROFESSIONAL WRESTLER I’ve ever watched said. Championship belt. https://t.co/lw149tVGuv
— Daniel “Cash” Wheeler (@CashWheelerFTR) February 26, 2020
Sam, I don’t want to punch you, but yes I do. https://t.co/aZLG9fesmp
— Daniel “Cash” Wheeler (@CashWheelerFTR) February 26, 2020
You want old school word 'belts' …he wants the corporate word 'title' — can we just invent a new one?
…Championship Bandoliers? https://t.co/g7Qzccb6cv
— Matthew Rehwoldt (@DramaKingMatt) February 26, 2020
https://t.co/DCmYI9vR59 pic.twitter.com/tLgdQ2aZu8
— Daniel “Cash” Wheeler (@CashWheelerFTR) February 26, 2020
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