Booker T has addressed several of the biggest names from WWE’s post-WrestleMania 42 roster cuts, offering a mix of praise, perspective, and his take on why some cuts were made, including Kairi Sane.
“I don’t know what happened with her. I always thought Kairi Sane was money. The first time she left, I thought she was money. Coming back, I thought she was money. But one thing about Kairi Sane, and Zelina Vega, you know, the show is not going to stop. It’s going to keep going. And hopefully, you know, Kairi Sane, if she chooses to make it back, she can. If Zelina Vega chooses to make it back, hopefully she can. But this business is fluid, man, especially today. Today is more fluid than it’s ever been in my over 30 years being in this business,” Booker T said.
On Motor City Machine Guns, Booker T gave high praise to them and believes that they have earned a spot in the WWE Hall of Fame.
“Motor City Machine Guns. Those guys, some people may agree with me or not, but I think they’ve put themselves in Hall of Fame status. I really do. I really believe those guys, just staying together as long as they have, representing tag team wrestling the way they have. It’s been amazing. I don’t think anyone touted those guys coming to WWE and winning the championships ever. I don’t think anybody saw that coming, but they willed it to happen. And I give those guys a boatload of credit, man, literally, for just staying together, sticking it out, because they could have easily folded the tent and said, man, let’s move on. Now they’re positioned to even make more money,” Booker T said.
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