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Mr. Kennedy released - Wazo - 30-05-2009 22:33
World Wrestling Entertainment has come to terms on the release of Raw Superstar Mr. Kennedy (Ken Kennedy) as of today, May 29, 2009. WWE wishes Ken the best in all future endeavors.
Wow he had just made his return from injury last Monday night on raw to.Was a wrestler i liked even less reason for me to watch raw now.
RE: Mr. Kennedy released - theone1986 - 30-05-2009 22:55
yeah Apparently he injured his wrist after taking the RKO at the end of raw. I guess they released him because he couldn't stay off the injured list. but WWE loss will probably be TNA gain
RE: Mr. Kennedy released - Chucknorris - 31-05-2009 02:15
He was a much better Heel than Face.
RE: Mr. Kennedy released - Hazhard - 31-05-2009 15:35
WWE loss, hopefully TNA's Gain
RE: Mr. Kennedy released - T-850 - 31-05-2009 16:05
I thought he was shite. The crowd reaction said it all when he came back last monday. But RAW is dire nowadays, when's HBK back!!
RE: Mr. Kennedy released - Pimp - 31-05-2009 17:25
Looks like WWE released him because he nearly re-injured Ortons shoulder with a backsuplex
http://www.wrestling-radio.com/?view=newsitem&hline=11732
RE: Mr. Kennedy released - mikedafc - 31-05-2009 18:36
Probably released due to his wellness violations, they usually wait until an injured wrestler is fit to wrestle again before releasing him.
TNA have enough WWE rejects stinking the place up, we don't need any more!!
RE: Mr. Kennedy released - Wazo - 02-06-2009 22:47
Just seen this on wrestleview
To follow up on reports over the weekend regarding the release of Mr. Kennedy, while a discussion went down backstage between Randy Orton and Kennedy following last week's Monday Night Raw taping in what was described as Orton giving a rather stern lecture on Kennedy needing to be more careful in the ring and work on improving after Kennedy dropped him on his shoulder where he suffered a serious collarbone injury, that wasn't the reason for his release from the company.
Later that evening, two major WWE stars who were not fans of Kennedy went to Vince McMahon and took the opportunity to let their feelings be known about the matter reports The Figure Four Weekly Newsletter. Vince McMahon, who was already said to be in a very bad mood after the dispute over Denver and the NBA, decided then and there on the plane ride home that Kennedy was reckless, still green as a worker, clueless when it came to business instincts and was a huge liability. Reportedly no one in WWE creative or talent relations felt the need to speak up for Kennedy.
Many sources have described this as a situation where McMahon was already stressed out with the Denver situation that having to deal with Kennedy made things even worse and that Kennedy was the result of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. McMahon was said to be so upset that he wasn't even considering working with Kennedy in the future and made that clear to those around him. While many feel he will eventually cool off, one WWE source added, "I cannot condemn the way the office handled this termination at all. He was reckless with his mouth and at other times with his in-ring." It should also be noted that two other major WWE stars also buried Kennedy to McMahon and WWE officials saying they hated working with him and "thought he was horrible and clumsy."