Brian Kendrick: “I crossed the line”
Brian Kendrick was booked for tonight’s AEW Dynamite, but was pulled by Tony Khan for controversial comments over time. Kendrick comments…
I apologize for all the hurt and embarassment I have caused with my words. These are not my beliefs and never were beliefs of mine, and I crossed the line.
— Brian Kendrick (@mrbriankendrick) February 3, 2022
I spread the most vile comments without thinking of the damage it would cause. I will live with this regret for the rest of my life. I am truly sorry for the pain I have caused.
— Brian Kendrick (@mrbriankendrick) February 3, 2022
@DB
Many people don’t know the meaning of plenty of words. Almost all Americans are convinced that a’propos means appropriate. A deeply patriotic nation appropriated (couldn’t resist) a foreign word that sounded more classy, didn’t bother to check what it meant, and now everything’s a’propos. You’re right, of course, but what point are you trying to make?
@ Luke – Don’t get me started on how I keep hearing “verse” instead of “versus” on wrestling anymore…
“It will be (so and so) verse (so and so) tonight!” AARRRGGHHH!! No! It’s VERSUS lol.
@Stonz
And then we’ve got the ever popular should of/would of/could of. Screw Kendrick, we’ve got a better topic…
The hell happened to all the comments?
@Luke – Everyone is afraid to comment, because it might come back to haunt them in 11 years.
@Pete Haines – He’s referring to the fact that most of the comments were deleted. I had two comments on here. One was some of the things Brian Kendrick said. Another one was a link to an article and a portion of the article stating that a lot of young Americans either don’t believe the Holocaust happened or it was exaggerated. It was to show that there are a lot of American’s who think like he does. I don’t see this view as harmful or offensive. I see it more as being one of ignorance.