Post by Pennyroyal_Tea (admin) on Dec 16, 2004 18:08:14 GMT -5
Paul Heyman joined me in a phone interview this morning to promote the "Rise and Fall of ECW" DVD.
On his current role with WWE, Heyman shares, "I don't even know anymore. (Laughs). It changes by the week. I'm the wonderful hero that they all turn to and then the next week, I'm the lunatic that ran ECW and we can't wait 'til your contract's up. It all depends on which way the wind blows in my relationship with WWE--like a roller coaster with the blindfolds on.
There are days where I think Vince McMahon truly appreciates what I have to offer and truly appreciates the difference of opinion that I have. And there are days when I think he just doesn't want to hear it and I'm on the outs. I could come into this phone call as the lead writer for WrestleMania and by the time the phone call is over, I could be relegated to not being able to pick who the referees are for Velocity."
The whole interview will air on "The Stranglehold" radio this Tuesday night from 7-8 p.m. (CST) on WGNU 920am in St. Louis and can be listened to online at www.thestranglehold.com.
Credit: PWInsider.com
On his current role with WWE, Heyman shares, "I don't even know anymore. (Laughs). It changes by the week. I'm the wonderful hero that they all turn to and then the next week, I'm the lunatic that ran ECW and we can't wait 'til your contract's up. It all depends on which way the wind blows in my relationship with WWE--like a roller coaster with the blindfolds on.
There are days where I think Vince McMahon truly appreciates what I have to offer and truly appreciates the difference of opinion that I have. And there are days when I think he just doesn't want to hear it and I'm on the outs. I could come into this phone call as the lead writer for WrestleMania and by the time the phone call is over, I could be relegated to not being able to pick who the referees are for Velocity."
The whole interview will air on "The Stranglehold" radio this Tuesday night from 7-8 p.m. (CST) on WGNU 920am in St. Louis and can be listened to online at www.thestranglehold.com.
Credit: PWInsider.com