On the latest episode of X-Pac 1,2,360; future WWE Hall of Famer Sean Waltman gave his thoughts on Arn Anderson being released by WWE and reports that Alicia Fox wrestled while intoxicated. Fightful was sent the following highlights.
You can listen to the entire episode in the video above.
Sean ‘X-Pac’ Waltman On Arn Anderson Being Let Go From WWE
Not making excuses because there aren’t any but, Arn comes from a generation before me...I get it. And I get the company’s position but try to understand that this is a throwback to the mentality that we all had that was instilled in us...so I see how that all happened. I just wonder if there was something else, you know you have all these people they’re bringing in and things like that and when you’re trying to free up some space around there.... If we’re going to work there, we have to not think that way anymore, I really believe that you know because it’s really important that the wrestling culture doesn’t go backwards. And continues to move forward in the right direction as far as the health of the talent...One more thing, Arn Anderson is going to be just fine, just fine, because Arn Anderson has something very few people have. He’s brilliant and he’s also amazing to have around. When he’s around, people are laughing, he’s funny as shit, he’s brilliant. There is a lot of buyers in the market right now and he has something worth buying.
Sean ‘X-Pac’ Waltman Talks About Alicia Fox Wrestling Intoxicated
Because the news is out there now but as far as where she {Alicia Fox} is at the moment or like people in the company, sources not knowing, well it’s not your place to know. Unless she’s your friend, and even then that’s really private stuff and if someone has never been through that and it’s early on and they’re dealing with their substance issues, like all of this is really scary. It’s scary, you don’t know what you're expecting. If you’re gonna go and try and get help. You’re not sure if you really need it. There’s a lot and we all wanna know, we all wanna know the scoop right? And it’s okay that we do but we’re not entitled...This is the problem, you know how like in the past it’s always been ‘ So and so has the prescription drug problem,’ more and more you’re going to start seeing the problems be more alcohol related. The culture is different there right now but you know alcohol is alcohol, it’s not just legal, it’s social. It’s accepted and we don’t realize {it}... just a couple extra days of drinking can put you over that line to where, ‘OMG. I need a drink or I am gonna be sick.’ It’s weird. And it’s very powerful.
