Posted on 4/20/126 by Colin Vassallo
“The business doesn’t need to be saved after all.”
That’s what Pat McAfee said after allegedly “finishing his
story” at WrestleMania 42 Saturday. He had promised earlier
that if Randy Orton doesn’t win the title against Cody
Rhodes, he would leave the business forever.
Doing his daily Pat McAfee Show in a neck brace to sell the
RKO he received on Saturday, McAfee noted that Cody Rhodes
proved to be “the one.”
He said he went through NXT pre-shows, wrestled in NXT,
moved to WWE, commentated, refereed, wrestled, managed…and
was lucky to do it all.
“It’s been a hell of a run, thank you wrestling,” McAfee
said.
He also admitted that me might have taken it a bit too far
in trying to motivate Orton with the things he was saying,
but nonetheless, enjoyed doing what he did at WrestleMania.
It was a tough day,” McAfee remarked.