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JTG Recalls WWE Splitting Up Cryme Tyme, Had More Fun in NXT Than On Main Roster
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JTG recently sat down to discuss Cryme Tyme’s break up, his time in NXT and more in a new interview. The WWE alumnus spoke with JOB’d Out Wrestling, and the show sent us some highlights that you can check out below along with the full interview:
On why WWE broke up Cryme Tyme: “At that time and moment (WWE) didn’t give a s**t about tag teams and they made it pretty obvious. After Wrestlemania… they put together two singles stars (R-Truth and John Morrison) to be the champions, it was kinda like a spit in our faces. Like, you have a legitimate tag team right here but the writing was on the wall.”
On why JTG had more fun in NXT than on the main roster: “I had fun during those times because we were just given a pass just to be ourselves… they’d present us with an idea or some bullet points and we just had fun with it. I don’t think Vince or anybody of real importance was really watching the show or dissecting it so we got away with a lot.”
On his appearance on MTV’s Silent Library with other WWE stars: “They couldn’t get me to flip over (the challenge cards) to do the stunts. I wasn’t getting any challenges and then (the producers) fixed it. I was like ‘alright, I’ll pick this card’ and I flipped it over and acted surprised”
On Shad Gaspard’s legacy: “I think with Shad, I want everybody to still remember him as a hero. I know that us being on TV – that kids look at WWE superstars as heroes and (Shad) always carried in the back of his mind that (he’s) not just going to be just a hero on the screen but he’s going to be a hero also in real life. He took that responsibility with him.”
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