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       Rhyno Talks How WWE NXT Deal Happened, Why He Was Released By
       WWE & so much More
   DIR By: spaintnafan
       Date: March 15, 2015, 6:33 pm
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       Journey Of A Frontman recently interviewed Tommy Dreamer at
       House of Hardcore 8 last weekend. Below are some highlights:
       His first NXT appearance coming out of nowhere:
       "Yeah, it really came out of nowhere. I was just finishing up a
       loop one day and they're like, 'Hey, you wanna come down to
       NXT?' I'm like, 'Yeah.' That's all I've heard about, NXT this
       and NXT that from the fans. Really, if you're gonna make a
       splash, you want to do it where everybody's talking about."
       His WWE release in 2005:
       "Well I was released from WWE for a little incident, but it's
       not a secret. It involved alcohol and I was going through a
       difficult time in my life. Alcohol wasn't an issue, I just
       happened to be drinking. And I was very irresponsible. As a man,
       you have to take responsibility for your actions. Every action.
       There was no physicality, I just threw a flower pot. I laugh at
       it now and my ex-wife laughs at it now. But like I said, you
       have to be a man and stand up. No matter what was said or done,
       there is no excuse for the behavior. And when you behave, you
       have to be responsible. I understand what I had to do, I had to
       work hard and work towards the indies. We already had the One
       Night Stand booked and I fulfilled my commitment with that. They
       wanted me to honor that commitment and we did good business.
       "We professionally parted ways. They were good on their part and
       did everything as far as they were contractually obligated to,
       they did not try to mess around or anything. It was just one of
       those things where it was a very good learning experience. But
       it was a good situation for me. I made it a good situation by
       learning from the mistake and that mistake becomes an error,
       then I move forward in my career. I put my nose to the
       grindstone and worked to keep my career going. I moved forward,
       there's no dispute about it. I began to create some good
       memories like working with 'The Monster' Abyss, he's a great
       talent. I worked on the independents and developed a great
       relationship with the fans. I met and interacted with them, one
       on one, on a smaller intimate level. You have that time and you
       have that ability. When you're doing the bigger venues, it's
       harder because there's so many more fans and it can get
       chaotic."
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