He knows my usual, like, my house show match and I can see it I’ll look at him while I’m doing it and he’ll be able to call it to me from the merch table. I’ll look for him and he’ll give me a thumbs up or thumbs down of how I’m doing. I come back to him and he just loves it, he tells me and I’m like, well, I’m in the match. Local shows that I drive to whenever they’re within driving distance, I have him come with me because he just loves he loves being on the road with me and he’s just he love he’s at that age now where I can he can be at the merch table by himself and I can wrestle. But he’s such a better human already than I could ever be. There are times I just look at him and my buddies go, that’s you like literally that’s you how you were and it’s cool and scary and completely frightening and like everything mixed into one such a mix of emotions. He just loves helping out any way you can and he loves going to the school and just try and stuff there with his wrestling buddies. And he just doesn’t see it like it’s the best! He goes “No, no Dad that was the third one I finished”, I go you did three he goes “yeah, people wanted in” and I’m thinking I have my 10-year-old son at the time running a gambling ring. I said I said, oh, you filled-up the first one. He filled up three boards of this raffle. We don’t need to go to the feds about that. My son ran the raffle last year, so fans buy a ball and if their ball wins, they get the money, essentially illegal gambling. We do a rumble every year, just like every promotion. “If he can’t sell my merch, he gets so mad he just loves to sell my merch to sell the ACW merch at our shows. I still feel good about myself.”ĭuring the same interview, the one time son to Vince McMahon, Hornswoggle would discuss his own son and how he has developed a love for the Wrestling Industry and has developed a natural gift of gab despite his young age: At least if I beat the person and they’re they’re a horrible loser. Now you feel double awful about yourself.

I would rather someone be a horrible loser because if someone is a horrible winner. “There was a good amount of times where Big Show was known to throw a deck of cards out of anger or he was known to rip one card so that deck was ruined.īig Show wasn’t a good loser at cards, but we loved playing with them just to get them wound up. And obviously the higher calibre player you knocked out, the more glory.”įinally, the former WWE Cruiserweight Champion would reveal who the worst loser was during these games naming and shaming AEW Dark Elevation commentator Paul ‘Big Show’ Wight: It was a big thing to win these tournaments, a big deal because there was like everyone from ring crew guys and referees to John Cena would play in these things. Tony Chimel, the famous ring announcer, backstage hand, producer, everything, He would put together Gin tournaments and we had like 16 players.

Hey, we would we had these we played cards a lot, Gin. It’s one of those things and we need to we need that reset button something to motivate us, all right.

You need something about seven, eight days in when we just film TV overseas and we still have a second half of the tour. “The thing is, we’re on these especially these overseas tours where we’re gone about 17, 20 days. Postl/Hornswoggle would continue, recalling Tony Chimel’s legendary Gin Rummy tournaments hosted whilst the WWE toured internationally leaving the WWE Roster often away from home for months at a time: Again, I’m putting smiles on faces, whether it’s someone at someone else’s expense. I was 100 percent the shit-stirrer of the locker room, 100 percent.

So I wasn’t I wasn’t the target a lot, and if I was, it was usually by Fit, but I was always the one, like coercing others to pull them on each other. I have three dads, I have my real dad, I have Fit and I have Tommy Dreamer and I have three of the most opposite of each other dads ever. “I think people at times were afraid to pick on me because of my relationship with Fit, like he is and will always be my dad, my wrestling dad. Whilst talking about the legendary Fit Finlay Chicken Rib, the man formerly known as Hornswoggle would discuss why he believes many WWE Superstars were afraid to play pranks of him due to his relationship with notorious tough guy Fit Finlay.

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