Details about Mr. Kennedy's dismissal have begun to surface. Although his departure was sudden on the surface, it had actually been brewing for a long time. We reported earlier that he was injured by RKO of randy orton in the Raw match on Monday night, which was his first match after a long absence from WWE.

At that time, Mr. Kennedy and randy orton were playing on the court, and the former left the latter on their shoulders. Randy patted the mat and looked at Kennedy. In fact, he was very angry after being hit and kept patting the mat to vent his anger. To get back at Mr Kennedy, he injured his wrist with Thunderbolt in the second half. Orton was also depressed in the locker room after the game and expressed his concern for Kennedy to WWE officials. However, this is not Kennedy's first trouble at WWE. He was once regarded as the future of the company, and even placed higher hopes on it. Now Kennedy seems impossible.

In countless interviews, even unconsciously, Kennedy always said the wrong thing. In a special interview in August 2007, he talked about WWE's player health regulations. At that time, he admitted that he had been using steroids in independent competitions, and it was the health regulations that made him quit. Only 12 days later, an article in Sports Illustrated exposed the signatures of Kennedy and nine other WWE players taking drugs in Orlando. These drugs are the same as those found by law enforcement agencies to illegally sell steroids and other prescription drugs to customers earlier that year. According to the investigation documents, Kennedy received anastrozole, growth hormone and testosterone from June 5438 to February 2007. Kennedy claimed in 2005 that these drugs could relieve his old latissimus dorsi injury. A few weeks before he was exposed, he had been involved in the main line of this conspiracy-he was the illegitimate child of Vincent McMann. Then, he was suspended for 30 days for violating the company's health regulations, and these plans were cancelled.

Last August, he dislocated his shoulder against shelton benjamin, and he didn't come back until last Monday. On the sidelines, he said that this injury may end his career. Some insiders believe that what he is getting now is actually not so valuable. In addition, Vincent McMann said that he lost confidence in him. He used to be considered as the protagonist of the plot and had too many opportunities to pass him by. ......

All this shows us the scene on Monday night. Once the player is optimistic, he begins to be unscrupulous. This happens all the time in wrestling, but that's no reason to be fired. Taking Kennedy as an example, it can be understood that straw broke the camel's back pressure.