Dear Ken,
First thing’s first – we all wish you the best of success in your personal and professional life. You’ve had some moments I’m sure you wish you could take back, but from what we can tell you’re a hard worker and an even better family man. A true model for any amateurs looking to get into the business to say the least.
Now, from what can be gathered the release was a rash decision made by somebody up high in the WWE, if not Vince McMahon himself, in reaction to the wrist injury – which, as indicated on your site, is merely a chink in your armor.
In my personal opinion, somebody over the course of the next few days needs to knock some sense into the misguided bozo(s) that called for your release, whomever it may be. Maybe the WWE will come to their senses, and maybe they won’t. But if there isn’t at least any signs of an internal struggle over your release, then I have zero faith in the WWE from here on out. To release somebody as talented, as gifted, and as entertaining as you are is a grave mistake. Naysayers would disagree with me, but you have that innate ability to connect with fans both as a heel and as a face – and with ease nonetheless. That quality is found in the rarest of wrestlers, and considering the horrid state of Monday Night RAW, it’s truly mindblowing that the WWE doesn’t want you.
If the WWE doesn’t realize what they’ve done in the coming days, well, then hopefully we’ll see you on TV for a different brand very soon. We’ll cheer for you, even if you may be wrestling under a different moniker, and will watch you as you prove the WWE wrong.
The best of luck to you sir,
Neil Bhatia
