During a podcast, Booker T referred to Samoa Joe as a "Trailer Park Indie Wrestler."
Booker T, known for his captivating voice in the sports entertainment industry, made a comment about Samoa Joe that stirred discontent among wrestling fans. During a podcast, Booker T referred to Samoa Joe as a “Trailer Park Indie Wrestler.”
Samoa Joe and Booker T are renowned wrestlers who had notable careers in their respective journeys. In 2008, during a thrilling King of the Mountain Match in TNA, Booker and Joe’s rivalry sparked. This intense feud included other formidable competitors like Chris Cage, Robert Roode, and Rhino. The feud escalated into two thrilling one-on-one encounters between Booker T and Samoa Joe that same year.
During a recent episode of his podcast, Jeff Jarrett addressed Booker’s outburst and shared his perspective on the matter.
“I can feel Booker during this era with his mindset. I think he’d admit it. You know, he wasn’t in his best headspace during this timeframe of his career. I can kinda see Book and his mind. I am gonna take it this route, as a heel, and say,’Hey, he’s a backyard, I am the real deal. I am the main eventer, I have been a multi-time, five-time, five-time, five-time champion, trying to get that juxtaposition there. that’s he is the top dog and Joe’s just the up-and-comer here. trying to get that kind of mindset. I don’t know if it resonated, I don’t know if it made the mark that he wanted, but In think that was the vibe Booker would be going for.”
Booker T was all smiles when The Samoan Submission Machine returned to NXT in 2021, when Joe made a powerful comeback.
He uttered:
“I think sometimes, just like with Finn Balor when he came up to the main roster and kind of got lost in the shuffle. Finn Balor’s a hell of a talent but he was like a guy that… he’s there but he’s not really doing a whole lot because there are so many parts to that machine that everybody’s trying to get a piece of. Take a step back and go back to NXT and it looks like he’s feeling a lot better, looking a lot better and he’s getting a whole lot more TV time. Samoa Joe, I think that’s a spot for Joe to thrive in, in an authoritative perspective or in-ring. I think Joe will do much better as a talent in NXT.”
Joe had a amazing return to NXT and won his NXT Championship from Karrion Kross after serving as the overpowered former NXT General Manager William Regal.
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