Big Cass released

[Big Boss Man]

[Bandit]

Big Lass is in the Impact Zone with Elzo Maury!

[Big Boss Man]

Real1 talked him into the 80s hair Metal/Rap collabo.

[Bandit]

Real1 talked him into the 80s hair Metal/Rap collabo.

You mean like when Tommy Lee went nu metal in 1999?

[Dr. Zoidberg]

That's a surprise.



"Morrissey has entered the Impact Zone!"

*Imagine a picture of Morrissey's head on Cass' body here*

[Big Boss Man]

BIG MORRISSEY!!!!....HES HERE!!!!!



HES BROUGHT HIS CAT WITH HIM MEOW-MEOW-MARR!!!!

"MEOW YA DOIN?!"

[Bandit]

Pro Wrestling Sheet has learned Big Cass doesn’t seem to have been fired for one certain reason, instead it was a mix of multiple things — the most noteworthy happening on WWE’s European tour.


As we first reported, Cass went against a directive from Vince McMahon last month during a segment involving a little person. We’re told this is when things began to go south for him.

According to Sports Illustrated, Big Cass was apparently drinking during the European tour which took place a week later and allegedly had “attitude issues.” They also claim “being intoxicated in public” is one of the underlying reasons for his firing.

Multiple sources tell us one of the incidents which rubbed people the wrong way happened in private, however, on the WWE bus chauffeuring talent.

We’re told the bathroom lock was apparently broken, but Cass didn’t realize it and thought he was being pranked. After being stuck inside for too long, a claustrophobic/angry Cass broke down the door. This meant people had to embarrassingly use the bathroom afterward with no door.

This, obviously, made some of the riders on the bus unhappy. It’s worth noting that some understood his frustration though and weren’t as angry as others.

Both of these incidents in such short time — coupled with 1-2 additional unverified incidents that we’re working to confirm with sources — seem to have been the final straw.

So he was fired because people were mad they had to take a shit in front of everybody like a prison holding cell.