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Karl Anderson Wants Released Stars To Stop Thanking WWE

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A lot of stars have been released by WWE over the last 14 months. However, Karl Anderson’s advice to them is to stop thanking their former employer.

Speaking on Talk N Shop, Anderson said released talent should let it go when they are fired. Here is the quote, courtesy of Fightful:

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“We know what it’s like to get canned from WWE. Here’s the advice I would say; enough of the ‘thank you’ tweets. Give me a f**king break. When you get canned, let it go. How about hashtag ‘f**k off.’ I don’t think less than 24 hours after being fired…take a second to take a breather. Take it easy with the thank you bulls**t within 24 hours. Breathe it in and take it all in for just one second.

“Put together a plan of attack before you start thanking all these motherf**kers that fired you because…people give Jim Ross a lot of heat, but I have respect for Jim Ross because, when we got canned, he said, ‘There’s a reason why WWE decided to not do business with these individuals anymore.’ It’s as true as it can get and Thank God. We made the most money we’ve ever made in our lives this past year and that’s after WWE.”

Karl Anderson and Doc Gallows were released by WWE on April 15, 2020, after four years with the company.

Since their releases, they have wrestled for IMPACT Wrestling and AEW, in addition to promoting two of their own pay-per-views.

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Tempest is the Head of Non-WWE News, Results, and Features for WrestleTalk.com. Tempest graduated from Ryerson University with a BA in Sport Media in June 2018. A fan of pro wrestling since 2008, his favourite current wrestler is Hiromu Takahashi and his favourite childhood wrestler is Edge.

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